Evening star., 1937-05-23

To obtain funds with which to land
scape the grounds of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home the annual field
day will be held June S, at Griffith
Stadium.
Aside from the annual base ball
game between the teams of the Shrine
and Grotto an elaborate program has
been arranged.
Mizpah Chapters bowling team,
having won its first cup this year, was
entertained May l8 at the chapter.
The Eastern Star Bowling League,
Associate Grand Matron Helen D.
Robbins and Associate Grand Patron
Harry j. Schmidt were special guests
The General Home Board meeting
will be held tomorrow in the Masonic
Temple at 80 pm.
The Home Board of Bethlehem
Chapter will meet tomorrow at 1914
L street, at IL o'clock. for lunch, after
which they will go in a body to the
General Home Board meeting at the
Masonic Temple. Call Blanche Owen,
North 1853, for reservations.
The Home Board will hold a lunch
con and business meeting at North
east Masonic Temple at o'clock, May
27. The hostesses are Past Matrons
Barrows, Nelson and Self and Asso-
ciate Conductress Mildred German
At the last meeting Of the chapter
vocal solos were given by Past Matron
Marie Deal and Bertha Paul. Master
David Costanza, 3i2 years Of age,
gave readings, and Richard Rambo
performed on his musical saw, ac-
companied by Virginia Mccarthy.
Members Of Anacostia Lodge, No. 81,
F. A. A. NJ, and ladies, and the officers
of st. Johns Lodge and ladies will
be special guests Tuesday of Electa
Chapter.
Mrs. Freddy c. de Lesdernier, nlatron
of Columbia Chapter. announces to-
morrow evening there will be a card
party and social following the chapter
meeting.
The Home Board Of Fidelity Chapter
will meet at the Lotus for lunch to-
morrow and later will 60 to the Ma
sonic Temple for General Home
Board meeting.
On May ~ at pm. dinner will
be held at Furman's Inn, at Twenty
first street and Massachusetts, avenue
northwest. Call the matron for res
ervations.
A bingo party will be held at the
home of the matron, 1923 Lamont
street, June /. There will be refresh
ments and prizes. At 1890, preceding
the bingo party, there will be Hoover
demonstration will be held.
The chapter will celebrate its
twenty-third birthday anniversary
June g. The grand officers will be in
vited and the 1875 have a special in
vitation. Past grand matrons and
patrons also will be present. Arrange
ments have been made for dancing
and refreshments.
The Past Matrons and Patrons As
sociation Of Temple Chapter elected
the following officers: Rose L. Loebl,
president; Paul STREET., vice president: ::
Ruth Armstrong, secretary; Martin
Smith, treasurer.
Federal Chapter will confer the de-
grees May 81, with Matron Myrtle
Humphreys and the patron, Robert
Hooker presiding.
There will be rummage sale June
4. at l107 Fourth street southwest, for
the benefit Of ways and means.
A meeting Of the Past Matrons and
Patrons Association was held May 20
at the home of Past Matron Ruth
Furr.
Warren G. Harding Chapter elected
and installed Past Matron Mary K.
Nay as secretary and Claire Lowd as
marshal.
At the meeting Tuesday the star
points of the Jurisdiction will be
guests. Entertainment and refresh
ments.
Mrs. Leila J. Cooke. president Of the
General Auxiliary Home Board, an
nounces a meeting Of the board to-
morrow at 1:30 pm. In the Masonic
Temple.
The 1886 Association Of Matrons
and Patrons entertained the 1887 as
sociation at the Continental Hotel
with a banquet, cards and dancing.
Guests OF honor were Mrs. Elizabeth
w. Rhine, grand, matron; DR.. Victor
B. Rench. grand patron; Mrs. Louise
E. Kreglow. past grand matron. and
Needham c. Turnage. past grand pa
tron.
Unity Chapter honored the moth
ers Of the chapter on May a. They
were entertained by style show by
Lansburgh & Bro.
The Home Board met May II at
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. Hoofnagle.
Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Ander-
son. Mrs. Wooster, Mrs. Knsman
and N0 Hcks.