Evening star., 1939-03-05
Order of the Eastern Star

Matron Lavinia Nisewaner of
Washington Centennial Chapter
announces the following meetings:
Centennialites with Miss Aurelia
Birmingham, 62O4 Georgia avenue
NV, March at pm; ways and
means with Mrs. Ernest Lee, 28O9
Chesterfield place NV, March 10,
g pm.
Miss Mary E. Manion, matron of
Good Will Chapter, announces work
for March 10.
Irene Schmidt, chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee of the
1882 Association, announces a coun-
try dance, to be held April l at
Chillum Masonic Hall, Chillum, Md
Matron Gertrude Schrock an
nounces business meeting of Miz-
pah Chapter on Tuesday night.
The matron of Federal Chapter
Mrs. Estelle BrunoW, announces on
March 9 will be moving pictures.
Chevy Chase Chapter will have
initiation Tuesday evening.
The Friday Night Card Club will
meet with Miss May Hull, 29Ol Con-
necticut avenue NV.
At the organization meeting OF
the Star Point Society Past Matron
Margaret Patterson was elected
president.
Harmony Chapter will confer de-
grees on March 8.
The Star Point Society will meet
March at the home of Mrs. Greta
Hedges, 1907 Eighteenth street NE.
The rummage sale will be held
March 13 and IA. Call Mrs. Potter.
The Bethany Social Boosters will
meet March 9 with Annebel Tillett
l125 Fern street NV. Blanket Club
captains are invited.
The officers school of instruction
meets March II at the Masonic
Temple, 7 pm.
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet
tomorrow evening. Mary Jarvis will
hold a rummage sale in March. Call
Randolph 4343.
The 1885 Matrons and Patrons
Association was entertained Feb
ruary Is in Stansbury Hall by Mr.
and Mrs. E. V. Carr. An address
of welcome was given by Mr.. Carr
William j. Oates and his student
orchestra rendered selections. Others
on the program were: Piano solo
John Dassoulas; soprano solo, Mary
A. Cooke, accompanist. James Nc
Donald; baritone solo, Donald Fair
child, accompanist, James McDon-
aid; reading. Clarence Bruce; violin
solo. Miss Barbara Avelar; vocal
solos, Mrs. Marie C. Deal, accompa-
nists, Elsie Weaver, and William j.
Murray.
Special guests were Past Grand
Patrons Ernest Dulin. Theodore c.
Lewis, Walter L. Fowler, DR.. Victor
B. Rench, Henry J. Schmidt and
Past Grand Matrons Mrs. Cora
Mayberry, Mrs. Louise Kreglow and
Mrs. Helen D. Robbins; Hazel R.
Englebrecht, associa,e grand con-
ductress; Mrs. Mary E. Teachum,
grand lecturer.
The association will hold a ban
quet April IS in honor of Past Grand
Matron Helen L. Brashears.
The 30th anniversary of Cathedral
Chapter was celebrated at it's last
meeting. The officers were attired
in Colonial costumes and tableaux
depicting events in American his
tory were presented by Associate
Patron Archibald P. Heatlie, Patron
Harry S. Burgess, the Star Points,
conductress. associate conductress,
Mrs. Mildred Heatlie. Mrs. Phoebe
Lightner, Anna Davenport, Agnes
Garner. Miss Eva McLaurin, George
Grimsley, Carl Kozel, David Daven-
port, Ernest Shaw, Bert Bair, DR..
Alan Cowles, Capt. Edward McMa-
hon and Mrs. Elinor Kozel were on
the program.
At the meeting on March there
will be st. Patrick's Day celebra-
ton.
The Cathedral Bellies will meet
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Mar
garet Dixon, ITO Exeter road, Beth
esda, Md, with Mrs. Helen Mussel-
man and Mrs. Evelyn Petersno as
co-hostesses. The names OF the Pol
lyannas of the past year will be di-
vulged and new ones for the ensuing
year will be drawn.
The educational chairman, Lille
DoWrick, of Areme Chapter, will
hold card party at 4728 Fourteenth
street NV, March 6, at $3.50 pm.
The auxiliary home board will
meet with the Campbell Loffler Club
at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home on March s, at pm.
Carrie B. BatSOn, matron of Beth
lehem Chapter. announces the next
meeting will be Friendship Night
and Friendship Chapter is extended
special invitation.
The annual banquet of the Past
Matrons and Patrons Association
was held at the Continental Hotel
last Saturday night with Past Ma
tron Marie c. Deal, president, pre-
siding, and Past Patron Harry Mel
son, vice president, as POSTMASTER
There was election of officers: Past
Matron Roberta Gravatt, president;
Past Patron Ralph Pearmon, vice
president and Past Matron Mabel
Bradburn, secretary-treasurer.
Mildred German, chairman of the
home hoard annollacaS a t,,rlxa.z