Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-06

Coakley will be hostess at card party
at 1870 pm. at her home. 35l2
Twenty-fourth street northeast, Janu-
airy 10. The Home Board will hold
turkey dinner at Almas Temple jan
uary IT. The degrees will be conferred
January 81.
Fidelity Chapter oficers' Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. May John
ston, lit Eleventh street southeast,
tomorrow at 8 pm.
The Home Board Club will hold a
luncheon Tuesday, 1880 PM, at
2624 Tenth street northeast, with
Mrs. Florence Shoemaker, Laura
Thompson and Florence Bergman as
hostesses.
Treaty Oak Chapter will have q
business meeting tomorrow at 8
o'clock on Temple Heights. Refresh
ments will be served.
Warren g. Harding Chapter in
stalled officers Matron Adair made
an address and was presented by
Junior Past Matron Nay with q gavel
made by Mrs. Adair's son at Tech
High School The wood used was
from an old tree on her grandfather's
farm, and q tree under which she
played as q little girl. Patron Carr
announced at the second meeting in
January reception would be given
for the new officers. A meeting will
be held Tuesday.
Matron Rose Loebl OF Temple
Chapter announces at the meeting
January II there will be initiation.
There will be rehearsal for the
officers January 9 and II at 2 pm.
in the chapter room.
Friendship Chapter will have q re-
union contest Tuesday. A prize will
be awarded to the member bringing
out the member who has missed the
greatest number Of chapter meetings.
Refreshments and entertainment.
The January % meeting will be
birthday night and homecoming for
Grand Patron Edward N. Riley. The
matronS and patrons Of 1928 and 1884
will be special guests. An entertain
ment is being planned.
The grand matron and grand patron
announce a tea today from 5 to at
the home of the grand patrons, 5G17
Thirteenth street. All members OF
the order are invited.
Unity Chapter installed the follow
ing officers: Bertha M. Clary, ma
iron; John o. Patton, patron; Dor
othy K. Faerber, associate matron;
Nathan Clark, associated patron;
Mildred Hicks, secretary; Mary Hoff-
man, treasurer; Helena Kohler, con-
ductress; Ruth Dyer, associate con-
ductress; Susie Hoofnagle, chaplain;
Gladys Milne, marshal; Florence
Reynolds, organist; Blanche Hall,
Adah; Elizabeth Clark, Ruth: Grace
Shelby Cornish, Esther; Margaret
Wildman, Martha; Anne Williams,
Electa; Emma Watts, warder. and
George Clark, sentinel Music was
furnished by Thelma Rice and John
Hall.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter officers
were installed by Past Matron Loretta
c. Rabinhorst, installing matron; Past
Matron Fife T. Brodnax, installing
marshal, and Past Matron Maude
Davis, installing chaplain. as follows:
Matron, Florence G. Dawson; patron,
Henry e. Carriger; associate matron,
Ethel M. Larnpkin; associate patron,
George e. Sutley; secretary, Helen B.
Hall; treasurer, Lille v. @. Myers;
conductress, Ruth M. Daniels; asso-
ciate conductress, Helena M. Sutley;
chaplain. Lucy Margaret Lucas; or
ganist, Teresa Campbell; Adah, Adella
Z. Palmer; Ruth, Dorothy M. Nc
Even; Esther, Sally Bayless; Martha,
Marcella Scanland; Electa, Margaret
F. Hilleary; warder, Rose L. Mays, and
sentinel, Caspar w. Hall. Past Ma
iron Maude Davis of Mount Pisgah
Chapter, Boothbay Harbor, Me-, was
installing chaplain.
A reception to the new officers will
follow Cathedral Chapters meeting
Wednesday evening. Matron Lois
Wells desires all members having
birthdays during January to be
present.
OdIneQTal Bellies Will HccI toinofIoW
evening at the home Of Mrs. Elsie
Stoner, 821 Dogwood street. Hos
tesses will be Mrs. Loretta johnson,
Mrs. Eileen Wright and Miss Eva Nc
Laurin.
Out Of respect for the sudden death
Of Mrs. Jean Mitchell, associate ma
iron. the reception for the new off1-
GERS Of Areme Chapter was Cancelled.
Eastern Star funeral services were
held Yesterday ct 0lenWocd Cemetery.