Evening star., 1939-02-26
Order of the Eastern Star

entine party and annual election
February IA at the home of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Frederic E. Hodge, on Bryan
street NV. Officers elected were
Mrs. Nellie A. Plumley. president
DR.. Victor B. Rench, vice president
Mrs. Lena M Hodge, secretary treas
urer. reelected.
The annual banquet will take plac'
March % at the Hotel La Fayette
Grand Matron Ruth Cromlin ant
Grand Patron Richard Titlow will
be special guests.
The annual banquet of the 1893
Association of Past Matrons ant
Past Patrons will be held at tn
Continental Hotel on March 4, a
6:45 pm. The grand matron ant
grand patron will be among th'
special guests.
The Auxiliary Home Board O
Mizpah Chapter met for luncheon
at the Highlands on February 18
Mrs. Leila Cooke, president of tn,
General Home Board, was honorel
guest.
The chapter announces visit tt
the National Broadcasting Studio, ir
the Trans Lux Building, on Janu.
ary %, at 7:30.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter
will honor Conductress Julia Bress.
Ter and Associate Conductress Sars
Tuttle at the March 2 meeting by
having as honored guests Crane
Conductress Mildred Hicks, Asso-
ciate Grand Conductress Haze
Engelbrecht, conductresses and as
sociate conductresses of the jurisdic-
ton.
The Star Point Society will meet
March at the home of Mrs. Annie
Clark, 1902 B street NE.
The Boosters Club will meet
March at the home of Andrew
Meldrum, l777 Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV.
The Past Matrons and Patrons
Association held its annual ban
quet at the Lotus February lS.
There will be a dinner for benefit
of the Ways and Means Committee
at Fuhrman Inn March 7, at 6
o'clock. For reservations call Sara
Tuttle, Jackson 1403-W.
The Auxiliary Home Board OF
Bethany Chapter will meet February
q at the home of Associate Matron
Elizabeth R. Hodgkin, 1434 Jonquil
street NV.
The meeting March 3 will be con-
ductress and associate conductress
night. Refreshments and dancing
The Ways and Means Committee
of Harmony Chapter will sponsor a
card party at the home of Mrs
Veleita Goldstein, 14OO New Hamp-
shire avenue, on March 4.
The Star Point Society will meet
with Mrs. Greta Hedges, 1907 Eight
eenth street NE, on March 6.
East Gate Chapter will confer the
degrees on March 3.
The Star Point Society will meet
February q. pm, at the home
Of Myrta Haskell, 1886 Kalmia
road NV. Assisting hostesses. Anna
L. Lambert and Associate Grand
Conductress Hazel R. Engelbrecht.
The Carry-On Committee will
meet February %. 8 pm, at the
home of Pearl M. Rupp, 34O4 Twen-
tieth street NE, assisted by Lillian
M. Damitz.
Miss Jean G. Carnahan an
nounces meeting of the Dramatic
Club March l at her home, 24O7
Irving street NE.
Mrs. Ann Silverman, matron OF
Temple Chapter. announces the eve
ming of February q will be set
aside to honor the past matrons
and past patrons of the chapter
Dancing and refreshments.
The annual card party and dance
will take place at the Wardman
Park Hotel on March l.
Columbia Chapter will honor AS
sociate Matron Grace l.. Goddard
and Associate Patron Richard
Rambo by having Associate Grand
Matron Minnie J. Burdine and AS
sociate Grand Patron Edward C.
Steagall and the associate matrons
and associate patrons of the District
as honored guests February % at
associate matrons and associate pa
irons night Entertainment. dane
ing ard refreshments.
The Ways and Means Committee
will meet March 3 at the home of
Sardis j. Hess. 1885 Locust road,
with Richard Rambo, Mrs. Mary
Rogers and Mrs. Dorothy Bingham
assisting.
The Endowment Committee will
hold card and oingo party on
March 10 in the chapter rooms.
The third in the series of colored
motion pictures depicting places
visited en- route to the 23d triennial
session of the General Grand Chap
ter at San Francisco, Calf, in 1910,
will be given in Washington CerA
tennial Chapter on March 3. The
pictures will be on Zion National
Park and Salt Lake City, and the
accompanying lecture will be deliv-
cred by R. A. Kirkpatrick. The
grand matron and grand patron ex-
pect to be present.
The matron of Esther Chapter,
Clara J. Reid, announces a meeting
on March 2 at 7:30 pm. The fol-
lowing musical program will be
given: Selections by Mrs. Ruby Ar
mold, soprano; Thomas Leef, basso,
and Miss Edith Athey, pianist. This
will be followed by dancing and
social Refreshments will be served.
On March 8 the Dramatic Club
will be entertained at the home
of Past Matron Nell D. Ray, 408
Raymond street, Chevy Chase, Md.
Miss Francis Burke, assisting host
ess.
All chapter officers are requested
to be present in the chapter room
on March and March 13 at 5 pm
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