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As a part Of the annual May session
Of the Grand Chapter the cantata,
Ruth" by Alfred Gaul. will be pre-
sented Tuesday In the Mckinley High
School at 8:15 pm. The cast, con-
sisting of about $50 people. will in
clude the members of the choral and
drill units Of the Star Builders and
the mems chorus Of the Church Of
the Epiphany, assisted by the male
members Of the orders Of the Eastern
Star. The ballet Of the wedding
scene will be danced by the members
Of Bethel No. /, Jobs Daughters.
The cantata is being sponsored by
the Grand Chapter.
The leading roles will be sung by
Mrs. Marie Deal. as Ruth; Mrs. Lenor
E. Reed, as Naomi; Mrs. Rose Hyer
Hartung, as Orpha, and Harry Forker,
as BoaZ. The music is under the d.
rection Of Adolf Torovsky. 1t Is being
staged under the personal direction
Of Mrs. Selma s. Klein and Theodore
c. Lewis, directors Of the Star Build
ers. Mrs. Vivian Torovsky Is assisting.
The lighting effects will be in charge
Of Edward N. Riley, past grand
patron, and William Francis Nslley,
patron Of Areme Chapter. Miss Irene
Katherine Schmidt, q past rnatron Of
Areme Chapter, is in charge of the
publicity.
A dance and card party for the
benefit of the Temple and Endowment
Committees Of Lebanon Chapter will
be held May IS at the Indian Spring
Golf Club.
Past Matron Nelly Lynch and Jun
Tor Past Matron Dorothy Puryear are
chairmen; Past Matron Ethel Johns,
secretary; Past Patron Elgin Smith,
director Of publicity.
Mstron Emma Shamleffer announces
q business meeting May IA, followed
by play presented by the Star Point
Society.
The Past Matrons and Patrons As
sociation Of Areme Chapter, Of which
Miss Irene Katherine Schmidt Is
president, announces at the banquet
May II at the Highlands election Of
officers will be held. After the busi-
ness meeting the initiation Of the
junior past matron and Junior past
patron will be held. Notify Mrs. Mary
Jane Jester, Georgia 4S43. not later
than May If you will attend.
Hope Chapter next Wednesday eve
ming will have as distinguished guest
Junior Past Grand Matron Mamie
Greenstreet, who will deliver an ad-
dress on the origin Of Mothers day."
Appropriate music will be rendered.
Call Florence Lewis, Georgia 3777,
and make reservations for the pro-
gressive dinner.
Members desiring to 60 through the
-four mill meet at the Masonic Tenn
pie May 10 at l o'clock. A bus has
been chartered for the occasion.
The Sewing Circle Of Friendship
Chapter will have q luncheon at the
home of Martha Duehring, 4616 Fes-
senden street, Tuesday at noon.
The Endowment Committee Of
Naomi Chapter met Wednesday eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth
M. Chenoweth. Miss Martha j. Gould
was assisting hostess. The same eve
ming the Cleaners met at the home Of
Mrs. Edith w. Clark. Plans were
completed for rummage sale within
q few weeks.
The chapter committee met Friday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Robinson, past officers, and
formulated plans for future financial
activities on behalf Of the chapter.
The chapter will celebrate Con-
ductress' night Wednesday in honor
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Barker, conductress,
and Miss Anne Guilford, associate
conductress. Guests Of honor will in
clude Grand Conductress Elizabeth
Rhine and Associate Grand Con.
ductress Helen Robbins, accompanied
by the conductreSses and associate
conductresses of the Jurisdiction. The
meeting will be followed by q program
and refreshments.
Chevy Chase Chapter will meet
Tuesday In the Chevy Chase presby-
terrain chapel, when mems mite" will
be celebrated. A program has been
arranged.
The Home Board of Esther Chapter
is sponsoring a card party Friday eve
ming ct the home Of Mrs. Clara j.
Reid, 1887 Harvard terrace, for the
benefit Of the infrmary Of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home. Mem
bers and their friends are invited.
There will be q rehearsal for the
old-fashioned dances next Wednesday
evening.
At the meeting of the chapter May
Is the Family Album" followed by
the old-fashioned dances, will be
featured.
Congress Lodge Chapters meeting
tomorrow has been cancelled because
Of Grand Chapter session. The meet
ing on May 20 viii be birthday night.
Federal Chapter will entertain the
secretaries and treasurers on May 0.
Mrs. Lillian e. Hadley, president Of the