Evening star., 1935-06-09
EASTERN STAR
Continued From Sixth Paee)

Comdr. Harvey, to preside in the east,
in view of the fact that this was
Lieut.. Comdr. Harvey's last meeting
for some time. as he is being trans
ferred elsewhere.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton was entertained at the home OF
Past Matron and Past Patron Walker
at Cheverly, Md, last wednesday eve
ming.
There will be a moonlight ride to-
morrow down the Potomac for the
benefit of the Ways and Means Com
mittee.
There will be a picnic in Rock Creek
Park the evening Of June Il.
Warren G. Harding will not hold
It's stated meeting Tuesday. There
will be a meeting June Is.
Matron Purdy wishes to announce
that the regular meeting OF Hope
CHAPTER for Tuesday will be called
OF. The next meeting will be June 70.
Mary r. ziegler. matron Of Brook
land Chapter, o. E. g., announces the
regular meeting on June II has been
called Oh.
The past patrons held dinner par
ty at Scholls Cafe and afterward az
tended a downtown theater.
The stated convocation Of Wood
ridge Chapter for Tuesday has been
called of. There will be work for the
convocation June Is.
Bertha M. Conrad, matron Of Fed
ersl Chapter, announces there will
not be a meeting June l3.
Associate Grand Matron Louise E.
Kreglow and Past Patron A. Frank
Kreglow entertained the past matrons
and patrons and the 1928 offlcers OF
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter at
their home May g. A card party
sponsored by the past matrons and
patrons. will be held June II at
Sholrs. 1919 G street. Call Mrs.
Esther v. Gross or Mrs. Rose Bridwell
for reservations The Bridge Club
will meet June Is with Mrs. Grimm
1884 Irving street. The endowment
I1SctS Will nov NAHUM A]ctAASA
Cross June 81.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter at its last
meeting had as the guests OF honor
the associate grand matron, Mrs. Lou
ise Kreglow. and the associate grand
patron. Needham C. Turnage, and the
associate matrons and associate pa
irons.
Tuesday night a moonlight boat
trip to Marshall Hall and return Is
being sponsored by the Ways and
Means Committee The boat will
leave the Wilson Line wharf at
$50 pm.
Acacia Chapter celebrated its l4th
birthday anniversary Tuesday. A pro-
gram was furnished, consisting of toe
dances by Rosemary Romer and solos
by Iva jackson, Miss Margaret Simons
and Allen Cook, accompanied by Mrs.
Saurwein.
The chapter will participate in the
boat ride tomorrow. All desiring to go
should call Bessie Gibson.
At the next communication there
will be q children's party.
BIRMINGHAM Chapter Of Branchville,
Md, celebrated its goth birthday anni-
versary at the Methodist Church hall.
Branchville, Md, last Tuesday evening.
Grand Patron of the General Grand
Chapter of North America William A.
Duvall, Past Grand Matron Of Mary
land Cecil Traband and Deputy Grand
Lecturer Of Maryland Virgie M. Duvall
were the distinguished guests.
Past Matron Helen L. Maisark fur
nished q program of music and read
ing. A birthday cake was served by
Matron Martha E. Staley.
The matrons and patrons spent a
pleasant evening at the home Of Junior
Past Matron Jessie Bever May Is.
At the meeting June IS degrees will
be conferred.
Kensington Chapter held it's an
nual grand visitation last Monday.
AL chapters in Montgomery County
were represented, also there were
members present from chapters IN
Baltimore, Cambridge, Upper Marl-
boro and other parts Of the State, as
well as the District of Columbia.
After the meeting the members and
visitors were entertained by Mrs.
Frances A. Houghton, who gave sew
eral readings Of poetry which she
composed.
Among the honored guests were:
M. Elizabeth jackson, grand matron;
William r. Karow, grand patron;
Minnie Hopple and Cecil Traband,
past grand matrons; Horace E. Troth,
jr.. and Leonard ]. Mason, past grand
patrons.
Matron Emma Shamleffer of Leb-
anon Chapter announces the regular
meeting of Tuesday night has been
called of due to the Shrine parade.
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