Evening star., 1939-06-25

Star Points Of the order are invited.
At the last meeting the chapter was
entertained by the Hecht Co. choral
group under the direction Of Mr..
Klein, accompanied by Mrs. Klein
at the piano. Piano duets were
rendered by William Weber, musical
director Of Myron M. Parker Lodge,
and Mrs. Flora Weber OF Bethlehem
Chapter. Myron M. Parker and
Joseph H. Milans Lodges, F. A. A.
NJ, were entertained after the meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Frank Kimmel
will be hosts to the 1888 Associa-
ton Of Past Matrons and Past Pa
irons today at their summer cot
tage at Shady Side, Md.
Mary Beahm, matron of Miriam
Chapter, announces a business meet
ing tomorrow night.
The grand matron, grand patron
and Past Grand Matrons Campbell,
Hudson and Gibbs and Past Grand
Patron Dunkum were honored guests
at the last meeting.
The Past Matrons and Patrons
Association will hold their annual
picnic today at the summer home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Seymour on
the Neeld estate.
The Home Board of Cathedral
Chapter will entertain the guests
of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home at picnic lunch June ~ in
Rock Greek Park.
Cathedrals last meeting before
the summer vacation will be chill
dren's night on June %.
Friendship Chapter will meet
Tuesday. The chapter will recess
during July and August.
Lebanon Chapter will hold an
obligation ceremony Tuesday. Men,
bers who were initiated on April %
at George Washington Memorial in
the centennial class are specially
invited guests. This will be the last
meeting before the summer recess.
On July II, the chapter and Eel
lowcraft Club of Lebanon Lodge
will hold their annual boat ride
down the Potomac.
Gavel Chapter honored their as
sociate matron, Mrs. Alice Golladay,
on Tuesday. Special guests included:
Mrs. Minnie Burdine, associate
grand matron; Edward c. Steagall,
associate grand patron, and the as
sociate matrons and patrons of the
various chapters. Members having
birthdays in June and July were
especially welcomed by the matron,
Mrs. Elsie Douglas
The Temple Auxiliary Board and
Educational Committee will have a
joint meeting June 26 with Mrs.
Florence Lippard. 1915 East Capitol
street. Plans will be made for the
supper and lawn party July 20.
The Star Point Society will meet
June % with Miss Hazel Booker,
4OO2 Fifth street North, Arlington,
Va
The Ways and Means Committee
are planning moonlight on July II.
Halle Shrode, matron of Treaty
Oak Chapter, announces a picnic
supper for members and friends to-
morrow at $50 pm. at 1910 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV, A business meet
ing will follow at o'clock. All meet
ings for July and August have been
called off.
Mrs. Ruth T. Lawrence, matron
OF Naomi Chapter, announces at the
last meeting Our Flag, Past and
Present." was presented by Past Ma
tron Edith w. Clark, Sarah Kale,
Betty Eisenacher, Ellen Ferguson,
Elsie Crumbaugh, Ann Bake, Ann
Guilford, Marguerite Reynolds and
Bessie Doolan. Past Matron Selma
Klein of Areme Chapter was the So
loist, accompanied by Marguerite
Fisher. A new American flag was
presented to the chapter by the
Cleaners. At the next meeting the
members having birthdays in June
WILL be hOnOred.
The last meeting of Ruth Chapter
was appointive officers night. Hon.
ored guests were Grand Lecturer
Mrs. Mary Teachum, Past Grand
Matron Mrs. Helen Robbins and
Past Grand Patron Arthur Poyn-
ton. Mrs. Teachum was presented
gift by the appointive officers,
solos were given by Miss Dorothy
Beal, accompanied by Harold Ba-
con, and dance numbers were pre-
sented by the pupils of the Adelaide
Courtney School of Studio Dance.
The meetings in July, August and
the first meeting in September have
been called of.
The Floral Circle Of Hope Chap
ter will entertain the past matrons
and patrons, also the charter mem
berS, Wednesday, followed by re-
freshments. The chapter has called
of all meetings in July and August.
Daughters Of America
The State officers extend invita-