Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03

The grand matron, the grand patron,
the 1885 association and officers and
members of Naomi Chapter were spe-
cial guests of Cathedral Chapter on
the occasion of the chapters twenty
sixth birthday anniversary Wednes-
day. A special program was arranged
by the matron. Miss Lois Wells, and
the patron, David A. Thompson. Mrs.
Marie Little gave an organ recital;
Miss Margaret Horn, accompanied by
Mrs. Little, and Miss Dorothy Blair.
accompanied by Miss Horn, rendered
solos, and a quartet from Tech High
School gave several numbers.
The Home Board will meet at the
home of Mrs. Martha Brandon, 81
Rhode Island avenue, Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Helen Musselman will be host
to Cathedral Bellies, Tuesday evening
at her home. 1887 D street southeast.
Mrs. Peggy Burgess and Mrs. Margaret
Dixon will assist.
At its last meeting Takoma Chapter
honored Lillian Dickens and Annie E.
Langley, secretary and treasurer, and
entertained the secretaries and treas
urers of other chapters. A farce,
Stolen Cherries" was presented by
the Dramatic Club.
On March Is the chapter will en-
terrain the Campbell-Loeftler Sewing
Club at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home.
At the next meeting, March 8, the
degrees will be conferred. A short
play, AN Interrupted Courtship," will
be presented.
Ruth Bonnette, matron Of Ruth
Chapter, announces short business
meeting tomorrow evening at STAINS
bury Lodge Hall, followed by enter
tainment.
The following chapters will take
charge of the Campbell-Loftler Sew
ing Club at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home during March: Brookland,
March 6; Takoma, March IL; Temple,
March 20, and Cathedral, March 81.
The Endowment Committee of
Bethlehem Chapter will have a lunch
eon-card party Tuesday. at the North
east Masonic Temple. Luncheon Will
be served at noon, followed by bridge
and five hundred. Reservations may
be made with Past Matron Stella
Bowersox CPotomac 1860.
On March IL the chapter will cele-
brate 1885 night, when the guests Of
honor will be the grand matron, grand
patron and the matrons and patrons
Of 1885.
The 1926 Association of Matrons
and Patrons held its tenth annual
banquet at the Continental Hotel
with Vice President Mendel H.
Behrend presiding. Songs were led
by Thee C. Lewis, accompanied by
Mabel Lewis at the piano. Solos were
rendered by Irving Tullar. Entertain
ment was furnished by Mckinley High
School Glee Club, followed by dancing
and cards.
Columbia Chapter celebrated Wash
ington's birthday last Monday with a
Martha Washington tea. Mrs. Fred
Widmer gave a program of Swiss
songs and accordion music, in cos
tune; Miss Retta Wilson Of Bethle-
hem Chapter gave readings, Miss
Grace Henderson, and Miss Helen
Whitman gave violin duets, accom-
panied by Mrs. Eta E. Henderson, at
the piano, who also provided music
for a minuet staged by members Of
Capital Society, c. A. r.
Matron Evelyn E. Shank announces
the chapter will celebrate its oath
birthday anniversary March II.
The third in the series of informal
parties for the benefit of the Auxil-
larry Home Board will be held at the
home of Mrs. Freddy C. De Lesdernier,
1866 Kenyon street. March 8. There
will be bridge, five hundred and bingo.
The choir will meet tomorrow at
the home of Mrs Clara B. Leverton,
1712 Sixteenth street.
Trinity Chapter will meet Thursday
and will have initiation. The past hon
ored queens of Jobs Daughters will
assist with the degrees
Mrs. Annie Laura Price, matron,
announces card party at her home,
644 Massachusetts avenue northeast,
Tuesday.
The annual dance will be Saturday,
March %. at the hall. TWentV-fifth