Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-05
Eastern Star Notes.

Monday evening last quite an agreeable
surprise was given Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
L. Kefauver, formerly Miss Lillian NJ.
Myers, organist of William F. Hunt
Chapter. No. 16. o. E. s.. who were re-
Gently quietly married at the residence
of the brides father, Charles C. Myers.
The surprise was in the nature Of mis-
cellaneous shower" participated in prin-
cipally by members of the Eastern Star
Chapter. Members of A,rs. Kefauvers
family had been quietly let into the Sc
cret, and the surprise party was there
fore well entertained. Mr.. and Mrs. ke-
at the residence of the brides father,
1885 Wisconsin avenue northwest, where
they are stopping.
Barnard, Mrs. Rosie ]. Carter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. E
Harry L. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. John C.
Proctor Miss Proctor, Mrs. Mary E. Yer
million. Mrs Ottilia B. Estler, Mrs.
Georgiana King and Mrs. Annie Michael
son. Others included Charles C. Myers.
Mrs. James H. Chamberlain, Miss Sophia
Myers, Mr. and Mrs. d. w. Kefauver,
Kendall Myers and Master Harry Myers.
The 1910 Matrons and Patrons AS
ISOLATION, o. e. S., held it's fifth reunion
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
NJ. Poynton. 1912 Kilbourne street, Tues
day evening.
Letters were received from Mrs. Cheese
| man. who is in Berlin, and from several
| members who were unable to attend ow-
Ing to illness. An invitation to visit w.
F. Hunt Chapter Thursday evening was
unanimously accepted, as the matron of
the chapter, Mrs. Helen +. Barnard, is a
member of the association, her husband
having been patron in 1870
The comn4ittee appointed by Mrs. Nellie
Thornley,, the president, consisting Of Mrs.
Mary G. Hainill Of Cathedral Chapter,
and James D. Rowen Of Bethlehem Chap
tier. reported appropriate resolutions upon
the recent death of Harry w. Templar.
Many of the members expressed their
personal attachment and high regard for
Mr.. Templar. and the association unani-
mously adopted the resolutions, and vot-
ed that the eulogy delivered by Mr. Boyn-
ton at the memorial service held at the
United Brethren Church last Sunday be
embodied in the permanent records of
the association.
communication received from the
board Of directors of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home stated that the as
ISOLATION had been listed as applicant
No. /" for furnishing an administrative
room in the addition to the home.
The following program was rendered
Vocal solo, Mrs. Nellie Plumley: recita-
ton, Mrs Mary Frey: vocal solos. Milton
Spaghetti" in costume, impersonated by
Abram Frey. and character song by Wal
ter Plumley.
The banquet followed with covers laid
for forty. Just before the ices were
served Mrs. Frey passed around q plaster
casting Mrs. Poynten had made depicting
three Of the members of the association,
Singing the Praises of 1870" After in
speeding the model, attention was directed
to q large colored chart with various arti-
cles painted thereon, and Messrs. Fillius,
Rowen and Wilson led OF in the re-
sponses to various questions asked. every
body joining in the chorus. the refrain OF
which was 20 You Dandy 1905"
Remarks were made by each Of the
men present and also by Mrs. Hntchin-
son.
The entertainment committee was COM
posed Of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips and Mr.
and Mrs. Frey Of Ruth Chapter. No 1;
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayberry and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fillius Of Electa Chapter, No. 2
and Mr.. and Mrs. Plumley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Poynton Of Naomi Chapter. No. 3.
The next reunion will be held in July
and will be in the hands of members OF
the Takoma Temple and Cathedral Chap.
tiers, together with the grand matron.
Those present were: Grand Chapter
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. LAmond: Ruth. No. 1, Mrs. Phillips,
! Mr.. and Mr.. Frey; Electa. No. 3. Mr.. and