Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-17
AFFAIRS IN aEoRaETowN.
Grand Officers Visit Mizpah Chapter
O. Z. S-General News.

The officers of the Grand Lodge Of the
Order Of the Eastern Star made their an
nual visitation to Mizpah Chapter. No g.
Of Georgetown. last evening at the Ma
sonic Hall, on SOD street. There was
large attendance Of the members, and upon
the conclusion Of the ceremonies attend
Ing the visitation the annual installation OF
officers Of tho Georgetown Chapter was
held. The Officers installed were, Worthy
matron, Mrs. NJ. A. Harrison; worthy pa
tron. Rev. Stanley Billheimer; associate pa
tron, Mrs. Blanche Wise: secretary, Miss
Mamie Becker; treasurer, Mrs. Louisa
Wagner; conductress, Mrs. Carrie Becker
associate conductress, Mrs Mamie Nor
gan.
After the installation, Mrs Harrison, the
worthy matron, made the following APP
pointments: Mrs. James S. English. Adah;
A. H. Johnson, Ruth Miss Irene Umberger,
Esther; Miss Irene Williams, Martha; Mrs
MCGEE, Electa; Mrs William Emerson,
warden; Mr.. M. Greenbaum, sentinel; Mrs.
Annie Myers. marshal; Mrs. Williams, chap
lain; Mrs. Sadie Fischer, organist.
Among the speakers of the evening were
Mrs. Wilson. worthy grand matron: Mr..
O'Neil, worthy grand patron, and Mr.. Will
hanson, most worthy grand patron. Mrs.
Wilson was presented with a handsome
Stanley -Billheimer. pastor of West Wash
ington Lutheran Church, making the pre-
senta ton address; Mr.. O'NeI was given a
loving cup; Mr.. Williamson a gold foun-
tain pen; Miss Lulu Cunningham a past
matron's jewel, Mr. w. H. Harrison a past
patrons pin, Mrs. Sadie Fischer an East
ern Star pin, Mr.. NJ Greenbaum an East
ern Star button.
The annual installation Of officers Of Will
liam r. Singleton Lodge, r. A. A. M, OF
Tenleytown, was held last evening at Ma
sonic Hall. that place. Officers were in
stalled as follows: Worshipful master. I. E.
Shoemaker: senior warden, Samuel O. Wen
dell: Junior warden. F. F. Robey; secre-
tary. Andrew Berger: treasurer, Eli Riley;
senior deacon, Thomas NJ. Bowling; junior
warden, Fred J. Heider; senior steward.
David F. Weaver: junior steward, Curtis
NJ. Smith; tiler, j. Harvey Robey; chap
lain, Rev. G. c. F. Bratenahl; master Of
ceremonies, DR.. John w. Chappelle.
Mr.. Greed M. Fulton gave an address last
evening at the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. on 33d street northwest, on "Wo-
man and Her Natural Sphere" He treat
ed woman as coquette, society girl, chat
ter box, gossip and as the ideal woman in
her natural sphere. During the evening
Mrs. Birch rendered several organ selec-
tons. besides accompanying the soloists,
Miss Bessie Birch and Mrs. Moffitt
Mr.. Henry Kengla Is confined to his home
on 97th street extended by illness. Mr..
Kengla is ninety-two years Of age.
Mr.. ]. Barton Miller, who has been con-
fined to his home for several days past, IL
reported to be recovering.
Mr.. John Dugan of NJ street Is suffering
from typhoid fever.
Captain Boardman was informed yester-
day afternoon that Mrs. Houck, who was
reported to be missing few days ago.
had returned home. She Is the wife Of
Sadie Houck, who keeps a place Of bust
ness on the Conduit road.
Georgetown Branches Star Office.
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