Evening star., 1936-03-08
Order of the Eastern Star

pldIlS 1OT OI. TdIIlCh IulhCy uLil1lCl
in Joppa Hall, 4209 Ninth street, on
March II from to pm.
On March 10, the associate grand
matron, Mrs. Elizabeth Rhine, asso-
ciate grand patron, DR.. Victor Rench
and the associate matrons and patrons
and their friends will be the special
guests.
Matron Ethel M. Mague announces
Columbia Chapter will observe BIRTH
day night tomorrow. Special guests
will include the grand matron, grand
patron and matrons and patrons of
| 1886, as we'll as the honorary and
charter members of Columbia Chapter.
The Auxiliary Home Board will
meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Estelle Corbin, l0l1 Monroe street.
Mrs. Carrie Calfee and Mrs. Doris
F. Cope will be assistant hostesses.
The Endowment Committee met last
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Gladys Tinelli, with the Misses Jennie
and Pauline Nicholson assisting.
The choir met last Monday at the
home of Mrs. Clara B. Leverton, with
Mrs. E. Gertrude Smith and Mrs.
Grace Beasley assisting.
| Bethlehem Chapter was entertained
at it's last meeting by the Tech Glee
! Club. Mr.. Gable of Joppa Lodge
Chapter presented moving pictures
of Yellowstone Park.
The patron, William j. Horan,
entertained the officers of the chapter
at his home Thursday evening.
The matron, Mrs. Myrtle l.. Davis,
announces initiation Tuesday evening
| followed by program.
The Home Board of Fidelity Chap
ter will meet Tuesday at 1890 pm.
at the home of Ruth S. Blackstone,
1851 Jonquil street, with Lillian
| Shaw and Jerry Triun as assisting
hosteSseS.
Lafayette Lodge Chapter enter
| tanned the conductresSes and aSSoci-
ate conductresses. Conductress Helena
NJ. Sutley and Associate ConductresS
Blanch Powers welcomed the guests.
| Charles I. Haycraft sang a group
of Irish songs and Roger Powers
gave dialect stories.
The Ways and Means Committee
will hold a bridge luncheon Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Lucille Scott,
2724 Thirtieth street northeast. Mrs.
Violet McQuay will assist
The Lafayette Card Club will meet
March IT at the home of Mrs. Nettie
Sparks. 1928 jefferson street. with
Mrs Nan Donnelly as assisting
| hostess.
Matron Ethel Lampkin has ap-
| pointed Mrs Lille P. Brode and Mrs.
Lucy Lucas as the Good Cheer Com
mittee for March.
The chapter will meet Wednesday
| evening to confer the degrees on
several candidates. There will be re-
freShmentS.
| Lebanon Chapter. on Tuesday will
/ honor Associate Matron Ruth Hall and
/ Associate Patron c. Edward Beckett.
Associate Grand Matron Elizabeth w.
Rhine, Associate Grand Patron Victor
B. Rench and the associate matrons
and associate patrons of all the chap
ters in the District of Columbia are
the invited guests of the evening. The
grand matron will also be present. Re
freshments and dancing.
At the meeting of the Lebanon Play
ers last Tuesday, Gil Thompson was
elected president, Mrs. Dorothy Peters,
vice president, and Miss Selma Rup-
pert, secretary treasurer. They were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Cromelin at their home, on Gram
mercy street.
Past Matron Emma Shamleffer and
Past Patron Wilbur Baughman were
initiated into the Past Matrons and
Past Patrons Association at the ban
quet at the KenesaW last night.
Good Will Chapter celebrated its
birthday anniversary at the last meet
ing. Guests were the grand matron
grand patron and the matrons and
patrons of 1886.
The Star Point Society met at the
home of Miss Elizabeth Lowe last Fri
day.
The Ways and Means Committee
will hold a card party at Chestnut
Farms Dairy, TWenty-sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, next Tuesday.
Brightwood Chapter will have past
matrons and past patrons night next
Thursday with a circus.
On March 18 bingo party will be
held at the Stansbury Temple.
Home Board members will meet
March 90 at the home of Mrs Louder
1887 Ingraham street, at pm.
Matron Bertha M. Boyd invites
members of Hope Chapter to be pres
ent Wednesday to celebrate in honor
of the past matons and past patrons
The Floral Circle will hold care
party March "a at Southern Diaries
Call Lincoln 4111-W for reservations
The Home Board will hold g
luncheon March %. Call Florence
Lewis, Georgia 3777.
The homecoming of the grand pa
tron was held Monday evening in St
Johns Lodge Chapter. Matron Irene
Steinbraker presided. A program was
rendered by the American University
Glee Clubs. The annual dance and
card party for the ways and means
will be held at the Kennedy-Warr
March 13.
The 1923 Matrons and Patrons AS
sociation held its annual banquet
election of officers and dance at the
Continental Hotel, with the grand
matron and grand patron as the
guests of honor. Election of officers
was; President, Mrs. Lillian Rowzee;
vice president, William Boyce; secre-
ary-treasurer, Mrs. Mollie Bateman
A benefit bingo party will be held
at Chestnut Farms Dairy auditorium,
NGornI, 2n of 2.1h n m Grand Chan.