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bell as organist. Associate Grand
Patron Richard Titlow rendered
songs during the installation.
The following officers were in
stalled: Matron, Annie G. Patton;
patron, George Clark; associate
matron, Marguerite Kinsman; as
sociate patron, w. Bruce Hoofnagkz
secretary, Mary L. Hoffman; treaS
urer, Dorothy K. Faerber; conduc-
tress, Margaret Wildman: associate
conductress, Laura Willike; chap
lain, Pansy Anderson; marshal, RevA
Archer; organist, Carabel Crandall;
Ada, Gladys P. Milne; Ruth, Emma
Watts; Esther, Helen Galbraithe;
Martha, Ethel West; Electa, Betty
Bush; warder. Gladys Henderson,
and sentinel, William Knots.
There will be rehearsal Of the
officers at pm. on January "a.
The Contract Bridge Club will
meet January 16 with Ruth Piatt
at Davenport Terrace.
The matron entertained the chair
man Of the committee at her home
on January 6.
Esther Chapter celebrated its 43d
birthday anniversary at its last
meeting. Nearly all the past ma
irons and patrons were present and
especially honored. All received ap-
propriate souvenirs. The program
depicted the months of the year in
living characters, with solo and
chorus Accomplishments. Twelve past
matrons presided over the banquet
tables as follows: Past Matrons
Gibbon, Shafer, Babcock, Botsch,
Neff, Phillips, Davis, Daniels, Reed,
Ray and Jones. The program was in
charge of Mildred Riegner and Past
Matron Leonor Ebert Reed in charge
of music There also was dancing.
January 10 will be Resolution
night" and an appropriate program
will be given. A reception will be
given the new officers.
Mrs. Elizabeth Raines entertained
the Dramatic Club, with Mrs Ernest
Guard acting as co-hostess, last
Wednesday evening.
The chorus will meet Tuesday eve
ming at the home of the matron,
Clara j. Reid, 1887 Harvard street
NV.
The Auxiliary Home Board will
meet with the matron on January
q at II am.
The Auxiliary Home Board Of Will
liam F. Hunt Chapter will meet to-
morrow at 8 pm. at the home of
Mrs. Olga M. Brown, 3l2 Webster
street NV.
The Lafayette Lodge Chapter Card
Club will meet Wednesday evening
at the home of Junior Past Matron
Helena M. Sutley, 1882 Eighth street
NV, with Mrs. Eva M. Harrison and
Mrs. Mildred S. Bowen assisting
hostesses.
The Endowment Committee will
have a luncheon and card party at
the Fairfax Hotel on Saturday after
noon. Tickets or reservations can
be had of Past Matron Bonny H.
Starkey.
Associate Conductress Ruth Wertz
OF Trinity Chapter will hold a tea at
her home, 8l0 Underwood street
NV, today from 4 to 7 to exhibit
the articles which can be secured
through the membership in the
Blanket Club
Matron Frances L. Cage announces
a meeting will be held Thursday
followed by refreshments.
Friendship Chapter will celebrate
its 26th birthday anniversary on
January "a. Nora Riley will have
the past matrons and past patrons
at her home, 5O17 Thirteenth street
NV, on January %.
At the last meeting Rose Sanford
was installed as organist. Eddie
Wilson is the new sentinel.
Lebanon Chapter will give a bingo
on Thursday at $3.50 pm. at the
home OF Mrs. Rae Carl, l842 On
tarlo place NV, for the benefit of
the Prize Committee for the chap
ter's annual dance ana card party
to be held at the Shoreham Hotel
on February 10. Cards will begin
at $3.50 pm. and dancing at $50
pm. Mrs. Augusta Thompson has
charge of reservations for cards.
The degrees will be conferred
upon a class of candidates at the
meeting of Ruth Chapter January
Is, followed by entertainment.
The Auxiliary Home Board will
give a turkey dinlser in Stansbury
Masonic Temple, Georgia and Con-
ccrd avenues NV, January 10, S
to 7 nm. Tickets under direction
OF Conductress Alice Eckloff, Dupont
O8l2.
Loyalty Chapters last meeting
was in honor of the new officers.
Past Matron Eva Lynch presented
a program. The Home Board will
meet at the home of Mrs. Grace
Fullar tomorrow.
The worthy grand matron was
the guest of honor at a tea last
Sunday, given by the worthy grand
matron of 1880, Mrs. Katharine S.
Merritt; the grand patron of 1880,
DR.. Charles c. Galloway, and the
present and past officers of the 1890
Association at 5535 Nevada avenue
NV. the home of Mrs. Evelyn B.
Stoner, past president.
In the receiving line were Mrs.
Helen D. Robbins, the guest of
honor: Harry j. Schmidt, grand
patron; Mrs. Merritt, DR.. Galloway,
Mrs. Kathryn Harvey, 1888 presi-
dent; Carol Harvestraw, 1888 vice
president of the 1890 Association,
and Mrs. Amy Schmidt.
At the tea table Mrs. Ethel Martin,
Mrs. Ruth B. Speake, Mrs. Mae
Smith, Mrs. Elviria Magdeburger,
Mrs. Laura Davis, Mrs. Bertha
Wealthall, presided.