Evening star., 1940-03-24

Southbrook Courts, at 8 pm.
The Dramatic Club is rehearsinI
for a play to be given the night o
April II.
Mildred German, matron o
Bethlehem Chapter. announces tn,
meeting Tuesday evening will be IL
honor of the associate matron
Bessie Melton, and associate patron
Alvin w. Owen. Distinguished guest!
will be Associate Grand Matror
Mildred Hicks, Associate Grand Pa.
tron Joseph Bait, with all associate
matrons and patrons.
The Home Board will meet March
% at the Highlands, at 1890, fol
luncheon and a business meeting
The rummage sale is scheduled fol
May Is. Past Matron Stella Bower.
sox may be reached at Michigan
1864.
The 1899 Officers Club will NEE
with Olivia Atheyton and assisting
hostesses at 419 Eleventh street NE
tomorrow evening. The 1910 Officers
Club will be entertained by the ma.
tron and patron at the Highland.
March 80 at pm.
The Choral Unit will meet at the
Eastern Star Temple March Is al
7:30.
Mrs. Edith Friedman, matron oi
Temple Chapter, announces March
Is will be conductors and associate
conductors night.
The Home Board will meet March
% at the Highlands.
Mrs. Alta c. Kaylor, matron oi
Harmony Chapter, announces Home
Board meeting March 26 with Mrs
Wollett, 5805 Fifth street NV.
On March % there will be initia-
tion. Birthdays for January, Febru-
ary and March will be honored. On
March 81, 7:30 pm, religious serv-
ices at Metropolitan Baptist Church
On April l and 2 rummage sale, 11O7
Fourth street S.W., by the Ways and
Means Committee.
Mrs. LYDIA Davis, matron of Electa
Chapter, announces the past ma
irons and past patrons will be spe-
cial guests Tuesday evening. On
Wednesday evening the Auxiliary
Board will give a card party in
Masonic Hall, Anacostia, D. c., fol
the benefit of the infirmary fund
On March 20 the Endowment Com
mittee will meet at the home of Mrs
Lottie Dony, with Mrs. Louise
Tucker and Mrs. Elsie Robinson
joint hostesses.
Past Grand Matron Flora E
Campbell was hostess for the meet
ing of past matrons and patrons o1
1922. New officers elected were
Mrs. Lillian NJ Vincent, president
Mr.. Charles F. Trogner, vice presi.
dent, and Mrs. Lena M. Hodge, sec.
retary-treasurer, reelected.
The 18th annual banquet will b,
March 20 at $50 pm. at new o. E
S. Temple. For reservations cal
Mrs. Lottie Sener, Dupont 2724, o.
Mrs. Lena Hodge, Dupont 1887.
Past Matron Blanche Pieser vii
entertain the Auxiliary Home Boart
of Bethany Chapter tomorrow at he
home, 1904 Fern street NV, wit!
Past Matron Amelia Marshall assist
ing.
The Home Board will have a care
party March 80 at 8 pm. at tn,
home of May Perry Rice, 215 Emer
son street NV.
The fifth anniversary of the Ma
irons and Patrons Association O
1885 and banquet in honor of Pas
Grand Matron Helen L. Brashear.
was held March Is at the Eastern
Star Temple. President Lena San,
ford made the address of wei.
come. Past Grand Patron Walter
Fowler was toastmaster. Theodor.
Lewis and Selma Klein, assisted by
Mabel Lewis at the piano, conducted
the music. Mrs. Brashears was pre-.
sented with a clock by Mr.. and Mrs
Elmon v. Carr.
The association will hold a care
party March 30 at the home of Pres.
ident Sanford, 1913 Military roac
NV.
Martha Chapter celebrated tn,
homecoming of Richard E. Titlow
junior past grand patron. The follow.
ing distinguished guests were pres.
ent: Mrs. Minnie j. Burdine, granc
Edward c. Steagall, granc
patron; Mrs. Ruth S. Cromelin
Grace Kimmel, Louise E. Kreglow
and Helen D. Robbins, past erane
Frank Kimmel, Pau
Cromelin and Theodore C. Lewis
past grand patrons; Mrs. Lille Nc.
Kenzie, grand treasurer; Mrs. Haze
grand conductress;
Mrs. Irma M. Smith, associate granc
conductress, and Mrs. Mary E
Teachum, grand lecturer.
Most Worthy Grand Treasurer
Flora E. Campbell presented play
Bells Those taking part were
Emma H. Mason, Bernetta B. Hoff
man, Nellie M. Anderson. Isabel Tit.
low. Bertha johnson, Pauline Fry
and Rena Hunt. A choir consist.
ing of past matrons and past
patrons rendered selections. Gifts
were presented to Mr.. Titlow from
his chapter and from the 1896
Matrons and Patrons Association.
The Auxiliary Home Board met
at the home of Mrs. Kate Cummins
with Mrs. Maud Buckingham ano
Francis Dietz assisting as hostesses
Columbia Chapter will have initia.
ton, followed by an Easter program
on Tuesday at 1909 Ninth street
NV. Feature will be singing by
Columbia's choir and duets by Miss
Marjorie Brett and William Croft
soloists from the Washington A
Cappella Choir, accompanied by Mrs
Ruby Smith Stahl.
On Thursday at 8 pm. the En-
doWment Committee meets at the
home Of Mrs. Grace Beasley, 1127