Evening star., 1937-05-30

The Field Day Committee is busy
| with last-minute arrangements for the
annual field day at Griffith Stadium
next Saturday.
From the sale of tickets already in
the hands OF Eastern Star members
and members Of Masonic bodies, and
from the advertising spaces being taken
in the program, the committee ex-
poets to realize the funds needed to
permanently beautify the grounds sur
rounding the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
Rivalry among the supporters OF
the Shrine and Grotto base ball teams
is keen Marching groups and drill
teams are in readiness to compete.
The folks from the home will be
present in body.
Field Day is an opportunity for
every Mason and every Eastern Star
member to personally show his and
her loyalty to the fraternity.
East Gate Chapter at its last meet
ing conferred the degrees on five can
| didates and received one member by
afiliation.
The meeting June will be the
| children's night. when short busi-
ness session will precede a program
The program will be surprise.
On June members of the chapter
and friends are invited to bus trip
to several nearby farms and to learn
first-hand how Washington's milk sup
ply is handled. For reservations, call
Nora Martinsky, associate conductress
North 0344-J
Martha Chapter celebrated it's forty.
second birthday anniversary May 81
Distinguished guests were the grand
matron. grand patron. Mrs. Grace
| Kimnel and Mrs. Louise E. KregloW
past grand matrons, and Millard T
Dixon and F. Frank Kimmel. pas,
grand patrons. A feature Of the eve.
ming was the reading of the minutes
Of the two preliminary meetings and
the first regular meeting of the
chapter. which was instituted on June
l3. 1895. The matron. Mrs. sabe
w. Titlow, was presented with large
basket of flowers by the officers.
A pageant depicting THE March Of
Time" was presented. Those taking
part were Mrs. Isabel w. Titlow, vii.
liam T. Speer, Herbert K. Holcomb
Miss Ethel L. Towner, Mrs Evelyn S
Hursh, Mrs. Alice Heimer, Mrs. Olive
Ridon, Mrs. Beulah K. Pence. Mrs
Charlotte Cain, Mrs. Madge L. Willard
Mrs. Marguerite Klinehanse, Mrs
Esther Semon. Mrs. Anne Howard and
Mrs. Rena Hunt Music was furnished
by Richard E. TitloW and Carleton r
Fry.
| At the meeting June 4 the degrees
will be conferred. The grand matror
and the grand patron are expected tc
be present.
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons
Association met at Mrs. KS Toll
House Tavern on May 20.
Columbia Chapter was entertained
last Monday evening. An address wa.
given by Mrs. Mildred E. Hicks, chair.
man Of the General Endowmen,
Committee. as to the aims. activitie.
and accomplishments Of that com.
mittee. The choir rendered appro.
pirate music.
Mrs. Freddy c. De Lesdernier
matron, announces the Hospitality
Committee for June will be Mrs
Ethel M. Mague, Mrs. Sarah S. Els.
niger. Mrs. Marie H. Lusby and Mrs
Beulah Josephine Powell.
Esther Chapter will honor its past
matrons and past patrons Thursday
night. Other distinguished visitors
will be present. They Followed the
Clean" will be given by several Of
ficers, assisted by Mona Roberts and
Frances Burke. Entertainment and
refreshments
The choir will meet Tuesday night
at the home Of Mrs. Elisha Hanson
1901 Old Georgetown road, Bethesda
Md, with Ralph and Phebe Barnard
assisting.
The Auxiliary Home Board will
hold q lawn fete at the home OF
Matron Nell D. Ray, 408 Raymond
street, Chevy Chase, Nd, June S, at
pm. There will be games, cards,
dancing. fortune telling, refreshments
and articles for sale.
Mount Pleasant Chapter will OBJ
serve childrep's night next Friday.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter on June
will have children's night and an
apron party. The Star Points will
present the entertainment and re-
freshments.
The Ways and Means Committee
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Nettle
stringer, 1926 Monroe street north
east, June 4, at Z pm. After the
meeting there will be card party.
| The, Home Board u sponsoring 4