Evening star., 1937-02-28

at the chapter hall, Fourteenth and
Kenyon streets, Saturday night. For
reservations call Mrs Helen Summers,
Georgia 1863, or Mrs. Ruth Haycraft,
| Georgia 1894.
| Miss Mildred Hicks. general chair
man of the Endowment Committee of
the Grand Chapter, has called meet
ing of the chapter chairmen at the
Masonic Temple March 6. at 8 pm.
1t is requested chairman or vice chair
man be present.
Aurelia B. Thomas, matron Of Con-
| gress Lodge Chapter, announces q
short business meetings tomorrow eve
ming, after which the officers will visit
with st. Johns Chapter.
| The Home Board Will meet March g..
Mizpah Chapter will meet Tuesday
| for initiation This is also designated
Friendship night. Entertainment and
refreshments.
| On March the Auxiliary Home
Board will entertain the Campbell
Loefaer Sewing Club at the Masonic
| and Eastern Star Home
The Luncheon and Dinner Commit
tee will meet at the home Of Mrs. Min
ME Weaver. 3100 Wisconsin avenue,
this evening.
Esther Chapter will celebrate Side
liners night" March 4. ALI members
who have never held Office since their
reception in the order are invited. Past
matrons and past patrons will occupy
the chairs for the candlelight services.
Choir rehearsal will be omitted
March 2.
Matron Naomi Grinder of Gavel
Chapter will honor the past matrons
and patrons March @ The Auxiliary
Home Board will meet March at the
home Of Louise Darby, lot Raymond
street, Chevy Chase. The Ways and
Means Committee will hold a dance
at the Hayloft. March 13. For tickets
call Nora Helm, Atlantic 0915-W.
Matron Mae Walters of Treaty Oak
Chapter announces a social to follow
the March meeting.
The General Funds Committee will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs Baumann,
quarters 35-A, Fort Humphreys, D. c.,
March 4.
The Acorn Society will meet at the
home of Marie Williams, 4O8 South
Clifton Terrace, March S, with Dor
othy Geare as assistant hostess.
The Home Board will meet March
8 at the home of Viola Hodson, 511e
Connecticut avenue, with Alice Shaw
and Lulu Grosvenor as hostesses.
| The Star Point Society Of Brook
land Chapter met Thursday at the
home of Lulu Thrasher.
Past Matron Louise Nubson, secre-
tary, was hostess to the chapter at a
Dutch supper and card party at her
home February 90
The Endowment Committee met
Tuesday for luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Griffith.
Mrs. Eckloff and Mrs. Abner were
hoSteSSes to the 1887 officers of Ruth
Chapter at the home of Mrs. Eckloff,
1910 Twentieth street northeast, Feb
ruary 10.
The chapter will confer the degrees
tomorrow.
Bethany Chapter will confer the
degrees at the next meeting.
The Sunshine Committee will hold
a turkey dinner at Almas Temple TO-
morrow from 4:30 until Z.
The Star Point Committee was en-
tertained at the home of Miss Annebel
Tillett with a program and refresh
mentS.
Past Grand Matron Cora Mayberry
entertained the past matrons and pa
irons at her home, Meadows, Md.
Gifts were presented to Mrs. May
berry in honor of her birthday ami
versary. Mrs. Louise Kreglow, Junior
past grand matron, was among the
special guests. The following officers
were elected: Mrs. Adele Leibert,
president: Mrs. Amy ALT, vice presi-
dent: Joseph Leibert, secretary.
The Dramatic Committee is pre-
pairing for a play to be given in April.
A tea was given February % at the
home Of Jean Park, matron Of Ia
koma Chapter. It was the birthday
anniversary Of Secretary Lillian Dick
ems, who has served the chapter 10
years. Also the birthday anniver-
saries of Associate Patron Donald
Lamond and Mrs. Margaret Park.
All the members having birth an
niversaries in the last two months
were guests Friday night.
Mrs. Rose Gentner, matron of JOS
eph H. Milans Lodge Chapter, an
nounces the meeting Thursday will be
In honor of Associate Matron Lucy
Hollidge and Associate Patron William
Clark. The associate grand matron,
Helen d. Robbins, and Associate Grand
Patron Harry J. Schmidt will be
among the distinguished guests. The
Afternoon Bridge Club will meet Tues
day with Mrs. Rose Gentner. The
Add-a-Bit Committee met Tuesday
with Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. Grant.
There will be q straw ride March 6.
Lebanon Chapter conferred the de-
1rees Tuesday night