Evening star., 1939-02-19

E. Smith. The following distin-
guished guests we're present; Asso.
ciate Grand Matron Mrs. Minnie j.
Burdine, Associate Grand Patron
Edward C. Steagall, Past Grand Ma
irons Bertha G. Hudson and Louise
E. KregloW and Past Grand Patrons
Gratz E Dunkum and Walter L.
Fowler. A play, The Fatal Quest"
was presented by Jobs Daughters,
Bethel No. 2.
Harriet B. Ports, matron of Will
liam F. Hunt Chapter. announces
that the meeting on Thursday night
will be in celebration of the chap
ter's anniversary. The grand ma
tron and grand patron and the 1889
matrons and patrons will be hon.
ored guests A program of enter
tainment. refreshments and dane
ing will be held
The Auxiliary Home Board will
meet with Mrs. Margaret Kelsey.
6619 Sixth street NV, tomorrow
evening.
After business meeting of Co.
lumbia Chapter last Tuesday many
of the members attended the home
coming at Lebanon Chapter in
honor of the grand matron
The officers club will meet tomor-
row at the home of Mrs. Mary
Rogers. with Mrs. Adeline E. Woods
assisting. The Educational Commit
tee will meet Thursday at 10 m. at
the home of Past Matron Evelyn E..
Shank, Decatur Heights. Md. The
Endowment Committee will meet
the same day at the home of Mrs.
Gladys Tinelli, with Mrs. Frances B.
Fritts assisting.
The Temple Committee Of Beth
lehem Chapter will meet at the
home of Matron Carrie B. Batson,
305 Adams street NE. on Tuesday
evening. Make reservations with
Junior Past Matron Blanche T.
Bowen. Michigan 1859.
A luncheon will be held in North
east Masonic Temple tomorrow at IL
noon for the Home Board. Call Mil
dred German, Lincoln 6ll5, for res
ervations.
Past Matron Mae M. Smith will
hold a silver tea at her home, 424
Allison street NV. on Wednesday
from to 7 for the red side of the
Ways and Means Committee. All
members of the order and friends are
invited.
The Home Board will meet at the
Highlands on Thursday at 1890 for
luncheon and business meeting.
Make reservations with Past Matron
Elizabeth Felt.
The president of the Past Matrons
and Patrons Association, Marie c.
Deal, announces the annual banquet
will be held at the Continental Hotel
on Saturday at 7 o'clock.
There will be luncheon and card
party for the Home Board on Tues
day at 1890 at the home of Past
Matron Marie C. Deal, 6402 Six
teenth street NV. All are welcome
Mrs. Viola Krause and Miss Hazel
Booker, past matrons of Gavel Chap
ter, were appointed as chairmen of
the Educational and Temple Com
mittees, respectively. The chapter
will meet Tuesday, designated as
Virginia night.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter cele-
brated its 25th birthday anniversary
at its last meeting. Sixteen past
matrons and IA past patrons of the
chapter participated. The worthy
grand matron, Mrs. Ruth S. Crom-
elm, and the worthy grand patron,
Richard E., Titlow, were present,
with Past Grand Matrons Mrs.
Grace E. Kimmell, Gertrude Milans
and Louise E. Kreglow, and Past
Grand Patrons Joseph H. Milans,
Harry j. Schmidt, Frank Kimmell,
DR.. Victor Rench and Theodore c.
Lewis.
Mrs. Mollie E. Teachum, grand
lecturer for Al years, was honored,
as the occasion was her 18th birth
day anniversary.
A reception was rendered the Sec
retary, Mrs. Mary McCoach Hall,
and her husband, T. Homer Hall,
and a wedding gift presented to
them from the Past Matrons and
Patrons Association of the chapter.
An afternoon card party will be
given by Mrs. Mabel A. Conger, 4101
hirty-eighth street NV, Tuesday
at 1:30 pm.
At the next meeting of the chap
ter tomorrow play will be pre-
sented by members from the Lewis
Memorial M. E. Church.
The worthy matron, Marie Cuth-
bertson Mold, and the worthy patron.
Leroy j. Myers, will be hosts at the
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