Evening star., 1936-05-03

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Frances E. Gianoli assisting.
Matron Julia Haslett of Lebanon
Chapter has been appointed repre-
sentative In the District of Columbia
of the Grand Chapter for the State
of New Jersey.
Past Patron William Woods has
called a meeting of the committee in
charge of the Spring dance and card
party Wednesday evening at the Ma
sonic Temple The dance will be held
June at Indian Spring Country Club.
At the meeting Wednesday Of Joppa
Lodge Chapter, the conducLess, Miss
Margaret Hibble, and associate con-
ductress, Mrs. Katherine johnson, will
be hostesses to the grand conductress,
Mrs Helen Robbins; associate grand
conductress, Mrs. Ruth Cromelin. and
the conductresses and associate con-
ductresses of the jurisdiction. The
program and refreshments will be fol-
lowed by dancing.
The Ways and Means Committee Is
sponsoring a legal bingo party in
Joppa Hall, 400 Ninth street, May 16,
at pm. Past Grand Matron Mrs.
Helen Brashears will make short
talk at the meeting May 20. which
the matron, Mrs. Lillian Baker, has
set aside as educational night. A legal
bingo party will follow the meeting for
the benefit Of this committee.
Mrs. Vera Morris, matron of Joseph
H. Milans Lodge Chapter, announces
the meeting Thursday evening in the
Northeast Masonic Temple will be
bowling night in honor of its team,
which won the pennant In the Eastern
Star League. All bowling teams are
invited. There will be dancing and re-
freShments.
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons
Association held their banquet April
q at the Madrillon. On May IA the
Ways and Means Committee will hold
a chicken dinner in Northeast Masonic
Temple. The Sunshine Committee
will hold dinner and card party May
18 at 2l00 Massachusetts, avenue at
$50. For reservations call Miss Rob-
erts or Mrs. Sutton, Lincoln 6940-W.
Mrs. Gentner will hold rummage sale
May 27 and % at Twenty-first and K
streets. Call Adams 4081 if you have
rummage.
At the meeting Friday of Takoma
CHAPTER the associate grand matron
and associate grand patron, with the
associate matrons and patrons of the
various chapters, will be guests. A
Scotch program will be rendered.
A dinner will be given by the Aux
iliary Home Board of Martha Chapter
at the Fairfax next Friday at 6 pm.
A card party will be given by the
officers Satul day at the Printcraft
Building, $50 H street. at 8 pm. Call
North 2248, Aydelotte Fry. for reser-
vatiors.
The matron invites members to be
present May Is to celebrate the 41st
birthday anniversary of the chapter.
Leonor Ebert Reed, matron of Esther
Chapter, announces the meeting
Thursday will be followed by skit
by the Dramatic Club.
The choir will meet next Tuesday at
the home of the associate matron, Nell
D. Ray, 408 Raymond street. Chevy
Chase. Md, with Luther Ray and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mears assisting.
The Auxiliary Home Board of Beth
any Chapter was entertained at the
home of Past Matron Amelia r. Mar
shall last Monday. The assisting
hostesses were Mrs. Ruth B. Leighton
and Mrs. Mildred Bait. The board
will hold country fair in the hall
of the Church Of TRANSPORTATION, l417
Gallatin street, the evening of May 13.
A brass band, composed of members
Of the board, under the leadership of
Past Matron Amy ALI, held rehearsal
at the home of Past Matron Lavinia
Dunham in preparation for the fair.
The past matrons and patrons of
Joppa Lodge Chapter met at Scholrs
on Fourteenth street for dinner April
Is. Mrs. Bessie jackson, president,
presided.
Junior Past Matron Julia Har-
tranft and Junior Past Patron Clar-
ence Parsley were initiated into the
association.
The annual picnic will be held July
II at the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Blood at Herald Harbor.
The matron, Mrs. Izetta Kennon,
has set the next meeting of Cathedral
Chapter to honor the conductress and
associate conductress. The grand
conductress and the associate grand
conductress, with the conductresses
and associate conductresses of the
jurisdiction, will be the guests. En-
tertainment will be a play presented
by the Cathedral Bells" followed by
refreshments.
The temple fund will be increased
by games at the home of Mrs. New
ton, 2450 Thirty-ninth street, Satur-
day evening.
The tour of the Bond Baking Co.
by the Home Board planned for TO-