Evening star., 1936-01-12

pm. Rev. Simpson B. Daugherty will
officiate
The Cathedral Bellies will have a
buffet supper January 18 at o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Burgess, 1929
Trinidad avenue northeast They will
have bowling party after the supper.
The Auxiliary Home Board met at
the home Of Mrs Buckley, assisted by
the matron.
The 1888 Matrons and Patrons As
sociation will meet January 18 at 800
pm. at Chestnut Farms Dairy.
Twenty-sixth and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Election of officers, entertain
ment and refreshments. The annual
banquet will be held February 29.
Officers of Federal Chapter we're in
stalled by Associate Grand Matron.
Mrs. Louise E. Kreglow; Past Grand
Matron, Mrs. Katheryne Merritt Past
Matron, Mary Curten; Past Matron
of Columbia Chapter, Gertrude Smith,
Miss Jackson, Mary w. Curten and
Charles De Ware.
Officers are: Matron, Mary NJ. H.
Mclean; patron, Frank L. Tracy;
associate matron, Myrtle Humphreys;
associate patron, Robert E. Hooker;
secretary. Lillian E. Hadley: treasurer,
Matte E. Maloney; conductress, Mary
z. Shepherd; associate conductress,
Estelle L. Brunow; chaplain, Anna H.
McElroy; marshall, Alice A. Tracy;
organist, Margaret S. Wilson; Adah,
Nancy M BlankenShip; Ruth. Christ
inc c. Middleton; Esther, Jennie P.
Hichew; Martha, Margaret G. Ver-
hines: Electa, Grace w. Hodges; war
der. Katheryne P. Hansen; sentinel,
Charles D. Clabaugh.
Junior past matron's jewel was
presented to Miss Bertha NJ. Conrad
by Mrs. Helen Brashears, grand ma
tron.
The past patrons jewel was pre-
sented to Robert E. Hooker by Ed
ward Brashears, past grand patron.
The Ways and Means Committee
will sponsor a bingo party next
Wednesday at Chestnut Farms audi
torium. Home board. January %.
Next regular meeting January %.
Areme Chapter will meet Wednesday
evening for a reception to the officers.
Matron Violet Dowrick announces a
meeting Of the Ways and Means Com
mittee at the home of Mrs Emily E.
Hayes, BIT Ninth street southeast.
Tuesday evening to formulate plans
for the annual dance and card party.
Officers were installed in Ruth Chap
ter by Past Grand Matron Emily G.
Haas, Past Matron NJ. Virginia Thomp-
son. Past Matron A. Louise Coomes,
Past Matron Marie Felter and by Mrs.
Anna D. Evans. Matron Norma H.
Lynham and Patron James A. Craw-
ford received gifts. The retiring ma
tron and patron, Mrs. Moon and Mr..
Lee, also received gifts from their
officers and friends.
The next meeting will be January 20.
Mrs. William F. Carter has been
elected matron of Montgomery Chap
ter, Rockville, with Raleigh S. Chinn
as patron. Other officers are: Miss
Edna Hawke, associate matron: Ed
ward Barnsley, associate patron; Mrs.
Dan Louthan, secretary; Mrs. Lester
Bogley, treasurer; Mrs. Katherine
Barnsley, conductreSs; Mrs. Ida San
ders, associate conductress: Miss Edith
Collins, chaplain: Miss Dorothy Viett,
marshal; Miss Margaret Tyler, Adah;
Miss Lille Belle Bogley, Ruth; Mrs.
Dorothy Perry, Esther; Miss Mary
Summerville, Martha; Mrs. Olive Carr,
Electa; Mrs. Melanie Ward, warder,
and Mr.. Edward Barnsley, sentinel
They will be installed Tuesday by
Mrs. Minnie E. Keyes and Miss Cecil
Traband.
Warren q. Harding Chapter will
hold q reception for the oficers
Tuesday. There will be entertain
ment.
The Home Board will meet at the
home of Mrs. Spence, 723 Fifth street
northeast, next Friday.
The Ways and Means will hold a
card party at the home Of Jack
Lowd, 41o6 Third street. January 1s.
The Endowment Committee will
have a card party at the Roosevelt
Hotel January IS.
Matron Ella Mae Fearn Of Miriam
Chapter announces a business meet
ing tomorrow night, followed by an
entertainment. She entertained the
members of the Auxiliary Home
Board last Wednesday evening.
The Ways and Means Committee
will meet January IS at the home Of
Kansas avenue.