Evening star., 1936-01-12
Order of the Eastern Star

81. The special guests viii be the
matrons and patrons of 1896.
The Oficers' Club will meet Tues
day evening at the home of matron,
Myrtle !. Woods.
A bingo and card party for the bene-
fit Of the Home Board will be held
Wednesday at $3.50 pm, In Window
Hall, Wisconsin avenue and Window
place.
The Married Contract Club will be
entertained Friday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Bell.
Mount Pleasant Chapter held the
annual reception to its officers at its
last meeting. The annual dance and
card party will be held at the Hotel
Washington. January Is.
Following their meetings last We'd
neSday evening, Naomi Chapter ard
Hope Chapter jointly entertained in
honor Of their new officers with re-
freshments and dancing.
The Auxiliary Home Board Of Naomi
Chapter will meet Tuesday evening at
the home Of Associate Matron Eliza
beth c. Barker, % Adams street. Mrs.
Betty B. Eisenacher will be assisting
hostess.
The Chapter Committee will meet
next Friday at pm. at the home Of
Mrs. Ruth T. Lawrence. TIL Mount
Vernon place.
Mrs. Betty Bolinger, matron, and
Rudolph Malth, patron, with the other
officers Of Martha Chapter, held a
reception at Naval Lodge Hall.
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer of
the General Grand Chapter Mrs. Flora
E. Campbell assisted by Past Matrons
Mrs. Bunetta Hoffman and Mrs. Norma
Hine, installed the associate matron,
Mrs. Isabel Titlow. Solos were surg
by Past Patron Richard z. Titlow
accompanied by Past Patron Carleton
Fry.
The Auxiliary Home Board will meet
at the home Of the matron, SAT Frank
lin street northeast, next Tuesday at
8 pm.
A card party and dance will be held
at Wardman Park Hotel on February
10.
Miss Ethel Towner, conductress, will
entertain the chapter at its meeting
January II.
A reception will be rendered Otto
Roepke. grand master of Masons of the
District of Columbia, February ! at
Naval Lodge Hall.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter held a re-
ception for the officers last Monday,
which was followed by dancing and
cards. On January l6 there will be a
meeting of the Home Board at the
home of Bessie Coakley, 35l2 Twenty
fourth street northeast. Rehearsal of
the officers has been changed to Janu-
airy II, at S o'clock, at the temple.
Turkey dinner for Home Board of
Almas Temple. 1915 K street, January
%, to pm.
Brightwood Chapter will have a re-
hearsal for the officers at the temple
January Is, $50 pm. Next Thursday
at the Brightwood Temple there will
be bingo party.
The meeting January % is a recep-
tion and dance for the officers.
At the last meeting of Joppa Lodge
Chapter Past Matron Elvina Magde-
burger was installed as secretary by
her husband, Past Patron Edward
Magdeburger. Past Matron Emma T.
Blood was elected as trustee for three
years. There was a reception to the
new officers. refreshments and dancing
At the meeting next Wednesday the
chapter will celebrate Its fifteenth
birthday anniversary.
The Ways and Means Committee
will hold Colonial dance February
%, at 8 pm, at Joppa Hall, 420s
Ninth street northwest
The Auxiliary Home Board will hold
bridge and 500 party for the benefit
OF the home at Joppa Hall at pm,
January %.
Gavel Chapter will have a dance
and card party February 8 at 240O
Sixteenth street.
The annual banquet of the Star
Points will be held next Wednesday
at the Madrillon.
Brookland Chapter met Wednesday
! night. Entertainment was provided by
the Girls Glee Club of Tech High
School, under the direction of Mr..
Nicodemus. Refreshments were served
Committee activities are: Monday
Add-To, home of Mrs. Milstead; Mon
day afternoon, Home Board, at the
Kenesaw; Tuesday afternoon, endow-
ment, home of Mrs. Bernice Carlton:
Thursday night, Star Point banquet,
Grace Dodge Hotel; Friday, Ways and
Means Auxiliary, home of Mrs. Virn-
| stein.
The chapters annual dance and
card party will be held at the Willard
Hotel February 6.
East Gate Chapter will celebrate its
goth birthday anniversary next Friday.
| There will be dancing
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candidates by the new officers at the
last meeting.
Kensington Chapter off1cers were in
stalled by Minnie Hopple, junior past
grand matron of Maryland and
Blanche Askew as follows: Maybelle T.
Maddox, matron; Walter B. McEach-
ern. patron; Pauline NJ Van Fossen,
associate matron; John j. Price, asso-
ciate patron; Pearle NJ. Saunders, Sec
retary; Margaret P. Bean, treasurer;
Theodore N. Kingston, conductress:
Eulalie o. McEachern. associate con-
ductress; P. M. Carrie w. Burgdorf,
chaplain; Evelyn Krouse, marshal;
Lyndan L. Kitterman. organist; Edith
Kumler, Adah; Fannie Wagner, Ruth;
Ellen Buzzard, Esther; Pearl Dierdorf,
Martha; Ellen Funkhouser, Electa i:
Julia M. c. Wagner, warder, and r. w.
Buzzard, sentinel.
Naomi Chapter, Bethesda, Md, will
hold an installation dance Thursday