Evening star., 1937-03-14
Order of the Eastern Star

st. Johns Lodge Chapter at its last
meeting celebrated the Homecoming
Of Junior Past Grand Patron Needham
C.. Turnage.
The degrees will be conferred to-
morrow night.
There will be a card party for the
benefit Of the Home Board at the
home OF Mrs. Mabel Conger, 4lOs
Thirty eighth street, March 20 at
8 pm.
At the meeting OF the chapter on
April S those having birthdays in
January, February, March and April
will be the honor guests. Dancing,
cards and refreshments.
The Friendship Club Of Federal
Chapter will meet at the home of Mrs.
Estelle Brunov. 23 Rhode Island ave-
nue., Tuesday, at 8 pm.
The Home Board will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Christine Middleton.
POPS North Capitol street, for lunch
con Wednesday, at l pm.
The Bridge Club OF Loyalty Chap
ter will meet at the home OF Mrs.
r. c. Rogers, $500 First street. March
10. Miss Sadie Haskill and Mrs. r.
C. Rogers are the hostesses. Men,
bers and friends invited.
The Endowment Committee OF
Naomi Chapter will hold 4 card party
and luncheon at the Fairfax Hotel
next Wednesday, at 1880 pm. Call
chairman. Shepherd 2642, for tickets.
Mrs. Ruth Leighton, matron Of
Bethany Chapter, announces the
meeting Friday night has been desiR-
mated associate matrons and patrons
night in honor Of Associate Matron
Blanche Peiser and Associate Patron
Leroy Morris. Associate Grand Ma
tron Helen D. Robbins and Associate
Grand Patron Harry Schmidt, with
the associate matrons and patrons of
1887, will be the special guests. En-
tertainment, refreshments and dane
ing
The Endowment Committee will
meet Wednesday night at the home
of Mrs. Catherine Taggaret, Al Sher-
man circle.
Bethany Social Boosters were enter
tanned at the home Of Annebel TIL
lett, with an evening OF games, fol-
lowed by refreshments.
The next meeting OF the Star Points
will be held at the home of the
matron. at 3ls Aspen street.
East Gate Chapter at its last meet
ing observed mems night, when the
men entertained with . costume pro-
duction prepared by the associate
patron, Cecil Howell.
East Gates next meeting will be
endowment night. The Vision OF
Robert Morris" will be presented by
Past Grand Matron Jessie w. Cowles.
Chapter members having birthdays
during January, February and March
will celebrate them with the chapter
members.
The annual card party of the Home
Board will be held in East Gate Tenn
pie April 9.
The Triennial Session Committee of
the Grand Chapter held a business
meeting last night and discussed plans
for the triennial session of the Gen
eral Grand Chapter, which will be
held at Indianapolis in September.
Past Grand Patron Theodore c. Lewis
Is the chairman OF this committee,
Plans we're formulated for raising
funds and the committee voted to hold
a benefit theater party At Wardman
Park Theater the evening of March
30. 1t is preview Of the show Girls
in Uniform" presented by the Wash
ington Civic Theater, under the di-
rection OF Day Tuttle and Miss Con-
stance Connor Brown. Mrs. Leila J.
Cooke will give information concern
ing this activity at Adams 1896.
Albert A. Thompson was elected and
installed as associate patron of Cathe-
dral Chapter at its last meeting and
Margaret Thompson was installed rs
Esther. Past Grand Matron Jessie
Cowles was the installing oficer,
Past Matron Phoebe Lightner, grand
marshal: Past Matron Lois Wells,
grand chaplain, and Miss Margaret
Horn, grand organist.
An exhibition Of the work OF the
drill team Of Jobs Daughters, Bethel
No. 2, was given.
Nell D. Ray, mAtron of Esther Chap
ter, announces business and initiation
Ut the next meeting.
The Auxiliary Home Board will sew
March 10 ut the home of May P.
Gibbon, 1881 Park road northwest.
The choir will meet Tuesday night
At the home OF Leonor Ebert Reed.
260s Cathedral avenue, with Mabel
Getman Ostrander assisting.
The chapter at its last meeting had
as guest the right worthy associate
grand matron, Mrs. Anne Smalley,
from Montana. Those participating in
the candlelight service were Past Ma
irons Roberts, Gibson, Pine. Bradley,
Merritt, Gibbon, Davis, Shafer, West.
Babcock, Reed, Ridings, Mears, and
Past Patrons Streater and West. A
musical program was furnished, As fol-
lows: Mabel Getman Ostrander, piano
solos; trio, Charles Fowler, violin;
Charles White, guitar; John White,
banjo. Vocal solos by Mrs. Betty
Smith. accompanied by Frank Raj
ferty at the piano. and Scotch
program With Pipe Maj. James Gar