Evening star., 1936-03-01
Order of the Eastern Star

associate patrons. A program has
been planned.
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons
Association held its annual banquet
at Tilden Gardens last night.
The Secretaries Association will
meet at the home of Miss Lille Dow
rick, 1925 Geranium street, next Sat-
urday. with Mrs. Ida Parsons and Mrs.
Henri Mackle assisting. =
The Auxiliary Home Board of
Naomi Chapter will sponsor a benefit
card party in connection With its
meeting next Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Annie S. Hughes. Mrs.
Julia Webb and Mrs. Martha Berry
will be assisting hostesSes.
Areme Chapter will celebrate the
homecoming of Junior Past Grand
Matron Helen L. Brashears and the
guests of the evening will include the
matrons and patrons of 1885 next
Wednesday. Those having a part in
the program will be DR.. Abram Simon,
Marjorie King. Adolph Torovsky,
Eileen Fowler, Wilton Mendelsohn and
the dramatic club.
There will be q rehearsal OF the
dramatic club Tuesday evening at
Masonic Temple.
The Grand Chapter officers will par
ticipate in the following events this
week: Monday, reception in honor of
Grand Patron Needham c. Turnage at
st. Johns Lodge Chapter. Friday, re-
ception in honor of the grand master
OF Masons, Otto Roepke, at Martha
Chapter. Friday, associate matrons
and patrons night at Washington
Centennial Chapter. Saturday, BAN
quet Of 1925 Association of Matrons
and Patrons at Continental Hotel.
The Auxiliary Home Board of Mar
tina Chapter will give a dinner Tues
day at the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church, to pm.
Mrs. Isabel Titlow, associate ma
tron, presided at the last meeting of
the chapter. A surprise birthday
party was given in honor of Rudolph
Malth, patron.
The chapter will hold a reception
IN honor of Grand Master Otto Roepke
Friday at Naval Lodge Hall.
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet to-
morrow on Temple Heights.
The Home Board Committee met at
the home of Past Matron Clara Reyn-
olds last Wednesday. The General
Fund Committee met at the home of
Past Matron Dorothy Carroll last
Thursday.
There will be a meeting of the
Star Point Society at the home of
Mrs. Ruth Perry next Wednesday.
Mrs. Hazel Shrode will assist as
hostess. Past Matron Amelia Elliott
has been elected president of this So
ciety and Mrs. Ruth Perry has been
elected secretary-treasurer.
The Temple Committee will meet
with Mrs. Nettie Skinner on March II.
Cathedral Chapter celebrated its
9th birthday anniversary at its last
meeting. The grand matron and grand
patron and matrons and patrons of
1886 were guests.
Miss Estelle Wentworth presented
her opera group in Gilbert and Sull-
vans operetta Trial by Jury"
Associate Matron Elinor Kozel an
nounces meeting of the Auxiliary
Home Board at the home of Eliza
beth Cornish. 2l3 Seaton street north
east, next Thursday, with Martha
Brandon assisting.
Margaret Burgess announced a
meeting of Cathedral Bells Tuesday
at the bone of Helen Mussleman. 1877
D street southeast, with Margaret
Berger and Margaret Dixon assisting.
At the meeting of Gavel Chapter
next Tuesday the associate grand
matron, associate grand patron and
the associate matrons and patrons of
the District of Columbia will be the
guests.
A bingo party will be held March
IA at Chestnut Farms, Twenty-sixth
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mage sale will be March 16 at Twen-
ty-first and K streets. Call the matror
if you have rummage to be collected
Past Matron RoWZee' was elected
president of the 1928 Matrons and
Patrons Association.
Matron Marie K. Landes of Acacia
Chapter announces members will be
entertained after the meeting Tuesday
evening by Mark B. Wooding, memory
specialist.
The annual dinner of Unity Chapter
will be held March at the Kenesaw
For reservations call Mary L. Hoff.
man, Lincoln 1889.
Unity Chapter will conduct re.
ligious services at the Masonic anc
Eastern Star Home March 8.
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