Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05

( mitteeS appointed to arrange for the fall
to be given by King David Lodge, No. %
about the middle of November was held
Thursday evening in the lodgeroom al
| Broollland. with Past Master Charles T.
Baldwin presiding. There was present a
| large delegation Of the members of the
Brookland Chapter OF the Eastern Star
| to take part in the discussion of the va
rious suggestions offered. 1T was an
nounced the booths would be erected this
week, and the contract has been let for
| their decoration.
Grand Master KEEPER was especially
complimentary to Osiris Lodge, No. 70
and Worshinful Master George W. Ing
[ ham at the grand visitation Wednesday,
| evening. Past Grand Master Judge
George w. Atkinson of the Court of
Claims was the speaker of the evening.
With George F. Roberts as soloist. Prof
Clicks orchestra furnished the music
| In circular letter TO the past matrons
and patrons OF Naomi Chapter issued by
] A. NJ. Poynton, junior past patron of
! that chapter, attention is directed to the
progress made by the chapter during this
year. The number of new members initi-
ated is declared to be larger than for a
number of years. and the ed interest
of members evidenced by large and en-
thusiastic chapter meetings. This actiy-
| fty. il is declared. is due to the untiring
efforts OF the worthy matron. Bertha s.
Wood. assisted by the worthy patron.
! Thomas A. Bynun. and as a mark of ap-
probation Mr.. Poynton requests the has
! beens'' to attend the chapter meeting
Wednesday evening. An interesting pro-
gram Is promised by the dramatic club
| Of Areme Chapter.
The third reunion OF the Eastern Star
matrons and patrons OF 1910 was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Camp
ctr oCf do
evening. The arrangements were made
by a committee composed of Hattie r.
Hutchinson. Flora T. Campbell and
James S. Briggs Of Martha Chapter:
of Bethlehem Chapter, and Mary G.
Hamill and Harry ". Templar. of Cathe
draF Chapter.
a short business meeting was held, at
would make visit to Martha Chapter
the 18th instant as courtesy to one Of
the associate members. Mrs. Briggs. who
is the worthy matron OF Martha Chapter
this year, and also In honor OF Worthy
Grand Matron Mrs. Hattie r. Hutchinson
Of 1910, who Is member Of the same
chapter.
After a varied program Of q Halloween
character. including songs. recitations. a
witch and the broomstick'' game and
the dancing Of the Virginia reel, the
lights throughout the main floor were
switched off. and mysterious ringing Of
beliS ana WelFO SOUNDS HOdteu through
the halls. Then with lights glowing from
pumpkins, witches, cats and other OBJ
jects the members were told to seek out
! their partners and repair to the dining
room. where refreshments were provided
and stories told until the "owi car came
from Takoma. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs La
mond of the Grand Chapter. Mrs. Phil
lips. Mr.. and Mrs. Frey Of Ruth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fillius of Electa. Mr.. and Mrs. Plum
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Poynton of Naomi, Mr.
and Mrs. Campbell, Mr.. Briggs of Martha.
Miss Hay. and Mr.. and Mrs. Bush Of
Esther. Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Rowan Of
Bethlehem. Mr.. and Mrs. Sebastian. Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard of Mizpah, Mr.. and
Mrs Carter Of Naomi. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hampton. Mr.. Cheeseman of Brookland.
Mr. and Mrs. Galloway Of Takoma, Mr..
and Mrs Henry Of Temple Mr.. and Mrs
Hanll and Mr.. and Mrs. Templar Of
Cathedral.
Miss Hay had as her guest Miss Flor
ence Webster Of Esther Chapter and Mrs.
Rowan was accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dodge, of Cathedral Chapter.
The next reunion will be held In Jan
luary.