Evening star., 1939-05-07

On May 16 fried chicken dinner
will be served at Joppa Temple, 420s
Ninth street NV. Call Mrs. Potter
for tickets; Randolph 5524.
The Education Committee of War
rem G. Harding Chapter will hold
a card party for the benefit of the
education fund at the Grafton Hotel
on May 13. at pm.
Mary E. Manion, matron of Good
Will Chapter, announces on May
IL there will be work. The class
initiated at Alexandria will be well
coined. The Home Board will meet
with the associate matron, Mrs. Eva
U. Seganish, 227 Ninth street Sc,
May 10, with Mrs. Pearl K. Armack
as assistant hostess.
On Tuesday Warren G. Harding
Chapter will meet. Business will
include a special welcome to the
candidates of the Constitution Glass
and celebration of the May birth
days of members of the chapter.
The program will feature entertain
ment by the children of the chapter
in honor of their mothers.
Federal Chapter on May II will
entertain the line officers of the
District. A reception will be given
to the new members initiated in the
Constitution Glass in Alexandria.
Takoma Chapter on May II will
honor Associate Matron Betty Wolfe
and Associate Patron Joseph H.
Carr. Special guests will be As
sociate Grand Matron Minnie j.
Burdine, Associate Grand Patron
Edward c. Steagall and the asso-
ciate matrons and patrons of con-
stituent chapters.
On May 9 the Ways and Means
Committee will serve the Lyons
Club luncheon.
At the meeting of Martha Chap
ter on May S the mothers of the
chapter were honored. The new
members who were initiated in the
Alexandria Constitution Class were
welcomed.
The Auxiliary Home Board will
meet May 16 at the home of Helen
Gates, $50 Ninth street Sc.
The 44th anniversary of the chap
ter will be celebrated on May 49,
when the grand matron and patron
and the matrons and patrons of 1889
will be special guests.
The Bethany Social Boosters will
meet Thursday at the home of Mrs
Ursula Danforth, 5701 Nebraska
avenue NV, with Louise Dellett,
Frances Hough, Minnie Delaplane,
Mildred Perkins and Olivia Dent
assisting.
Carrie B. Batson, matron of Beth
lehenl Chapter, announces at the
next meeting there will be a
Mothers Day program and a re-
ception to the new members who
were received at Alexandria.
The rummage sale for the benefit
of the Home Board will be held on
Tuesday at 1187 Fourth street S.W
Call Mrs. Bowersox, Potomac 1864
if you have rummage. The spaghetti
dinner for the red side of the
Ways and Means Committee will be
held Wednesday from to at
Northeast Masonic Temple. After
the dinner there will be card
party. All members of the order
and their friends are invited For
reservations call Helen Gingell, At
lantic 7414.
Mrs. Ruth T. Lawrence, matron
of Naomi Chapter, announces the
next meeting will honor Miss Vir-
ginia Hammerley, conductress, and
Miss Gladys Jorgenson, associate
conductress. Miss Mildred Hicks
grand conductress, and Mrs. Hazel
Engelbrecht, associate grand con-
ductress, will be special guests. En-
tertainment and refreshments.
The Home Board will meet May 8
with Mrs. Sara Kale, 4810 Forty
eighth street NV.
The chapter committee will meet
May II with Mrs. Edith Clark, 3114
Legation street N. w.
The Ways and Means Committee
of Trinity Chapter will hold card
party and have games, on Wednes-
day at $3.50 pm. at the home OF
Mrs. Esther K. Hawkins, 418 Cedar
road, South Woodside Park, Md
At the meeting, May 18, mothers
will be honored.
The 1884 Association of Matrons
and Patrons will hold its annual
spring banquet and frolic on May
13. President Emma v. Hough and
Vice President William Churchill
will be assisted in receiving by Mrs
Mamie L. Greenstreet and Edward
N. Riley. For reservations call
Georgia 2161 or Lincoln 3404.
The following committees OF
Washington Centennial Chapter
will meet this week: Temple, with
Mrs. T. Carolyn Collins, 4707 Con-
necticut avenue NV, tomorrow al
8 pm; Centennialities, with Miss
Theodore Refer, 1909 Maryland
avenue NE, Thursday at 8 pm;
Ways and Means, with Mrs. Mary
A. P. Bean, 3506 Thirty-sixth street
NV, Friday at pm.
Lafayette Lodge Chapter will en-
tertain the members of Lafayette
and Lebanon Lodges on wednesday
evening. The mothers of members
will also receive special recognition
during the entertainment. There
will be dancing.
The matron of Brookland Chap.
ter, Alice I. jacobson, announces or
Wednesday Mothers Day program
will be held. There will also be g
reception to the new candidates
initiated in the Constitution Class
Certificates will be presented.
The Auxiliary Home Board will
meet tonorrow at 70 40 at the home