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Matron Marie J. Anderson, will have
bingo and card party at her home,
1922 Somerset place, March 3. for
her committee.
Esther Chapters Auxiliary Home
Board will meet February 26 at the
home Of Past Matron Mary J. Birgfeld,
1898 Seventeenth street.
Reservations for the annual Spring
card party, sponsored by the Ways and
Means Committee, at the Willard Ho-
tel the afternoon of March 80, may be
made through Associate Matron Jean
S. Jones, Georgia 1923.
The Dramatic Club will meet We'd
nesday at the home Of Mary Bryarly,
1928 North Carolina avenue northeast.
Assisting hostess will be Grace Will
liams.
At the annual meeting of Sigma Pi
at the Willard Hotel on February Is
Junior Past Matron Leonor Ebet Reed
was initiated.
Ruth Chapter met Monday, with
Matron Edna Eisenhart and Patron
Warren v. Reed presiding. The guests
of honor were Right Eminent Grand
Comdr. of knights Templars Arthur
C. Shaw, Grand Matron Elizabeth
Rhine, Grand Patron Victor Rench
and others. There was an entertain
ment and refreshments. The officers
of the chapter presented Mr.. Shaw
with fitted case.
The Auxiliary Home Board will meet
at the Kenesaw Apartments Tuesday
afternoon, with Past Matrons Zimmer-
man, Pitt and Schneider acting as
hoSteSses.
The Ways and Means Committee
will have cabaret in the Scottish Rite
Cathedral, Third and e streets,
March 6.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter conferred
the degrees last Monday night.
A silver tea for members and their
friends will be held at the home of
the matron. Mrs Aleene D. Frank
lin. 2214 Cathedral avenue, tomorrow
from to o'clock.
A card party, for the benefit Of the
Auxiliary Home Board, will be held at
the home of Mrs. Polly Rosenberg,
1431 Shepherd street, Wednesday at
8 pm.
Past Grand Patron Needham c.
Turnage will be the honor guest at
the meeting March l, the occasion
being his off1cial homecoming.
The Ways and Means Committee will
hold card party at the home of Mrs.
Gertrude Van Allen, 1911 Allison
street, March 6, at 8 pm.
The Home Board Committee Of
tea tomorrow from S to 7 at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Brashears,
4400 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Rose Gentner, matron Of Jo-
seph H. Milans Lodge Chapter, an
nounces "A Trip Around the World"
tomorrow evening First place will
be Mrs. Hoke's, 4719 Fourth street. 6
o'clock If you are going, call Mrs.
Sartell, Adams 4081.
Mrs. Doris D. Sutton has been ap-
pointed representative to the Camp
bell-Loeffier Sewing Club.
The Evening Bridge Club will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. Betty Bush, 1860
Harvard street. Straw ride, March 6.
Mrs. Helena Kohler, matron Of
Unity Chaper. announces at the meet
+ing February 26 one candidate will be
initiated.
Takoma Chapter will celebrate
birthdays Of the members having
birthdays in January, February and
March, next Friday.
An informal tea will be given to-
morrow at the home of Matron Jean
Park, 213 Van Buren, street, from
to O'Clock.
Mary Wallace Smiths committee
served the Lions Club luncheon Tues
day.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will hold its
annual turkey dinner Wednesday at
4209 Ninth street, to Z pm.
Yetta Goldman, matron of Temple
Chapter, announces that the regular
meeting for tomorrow has been can
celed due to Washington's birthday.
The degrees will be conferred on a
large class of candidates March 8.
The Temple Choir will sing, under
the direction of Mrs. Sylvia Kaplo-
witz.
The president, Mrs. Mary Ney, Of
the Association Of Matrons and Pa
irons of 1884, held meeting Of the
groups Executive Committee at her
home last Saturday night.
Past Grand Matron Mrs. Mamie
Greenstreet and Past Grand Patron
Edward N. Riley were guests.
The association will hold its annual
banquet the latter part Of March.
Congress Lodge Chapter at its last
meeting had a Valentine party and
dance.
Past Matron Edith c. Smith had q
card party, assisted by Inez Long.
The Ways and Means will have a
demonstration at Southern Diaries
and cards February "a at 1870 pm.
Matron Nancy L. Miller Of Bright
wood Chapter announces a play to
be given after the close Of the meet
ing February as, and refreshments.
Federal Chapter will celebrate Its
1lth birthday anniversary next Thurs
day evening, with entertainment,
dancing and refreshments. The grand
matron and grand patron and the ma
tons and patrons Of 1887 will be spe-