Evening star., 1913-02-09
Eastern Star Notes.

The grand matron and grand patron,
Columbia, have announced their official
visits to the constituent chapters as fol-
lows: Temple No. 13, February 10; Ca
thedral No. IA. February Il: Areme. No
10. February 10; Martha No. 4, Febru-
ary 81: Columbia, No Is. February "a;
Brookland. No II, February 26; Friend
ship, No II. February %; Naomi. No. 3.
March II: Takoma, No. II. March ii:
Mizpah. No. s. March Is; Electa. No. 2,
March .; William F. Hunt, No. 16,
March q; Ruth. No. !, April Z; Bethle-
hem, No. Z. April 8.
A special invitation has been extended
by the grand matron and grand patron
to all the officers and members of the
Grand Chapter OF the Order of the East
ern Star to be present at the several visi-
tations.
William F. Hunt Chapter. No. 16, has
announced a valentine party for that
chapter Thursday evening. and Invites
the fraternity 20 attend. Work is sched-
uled for the meeting February %.
Cards Of invitation have been issued by
Naomi Chapter No. 3. for its eighteenth
ing, from 80 to 1880 o'clock, at Masonic
Temple. Worthy Matron Anne E. Hug
gins and Worthy Patron Adolph J. Schip-
pert announce that all members of the
fraternity who come will be warmly
welcomed.
Worthy Matron Josephine V Omera of
Temple Chapter, No. 13. announces the
official visit of the grand matron and
grand patron tomorrow evening. All men,
bers of the fraternity are invited.
A rummage sale for the building fund
of the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
held February II to February 30 at 1913
Az street southwest. Past Matron Emma
G. Coumbe is chairman of the rummage
committee.
Ruth Chapter, No. 1, at its last meet
ing, presented a program which was en-
1oyed by large number Of members and
visitors of the fraternity. The degrees
were conferred upon Gustave Link. ia
ther of the worthy matron and How
els. After the Mitiatory work the worthy
patron appropriately welcomed the two
brethren, both OF Whom nave redched the
age of seventy.
The program included a selection by
Ruth Chapters quartet; piano solo. by
Roger Grady; vocal solo. by Mrs. Sallie
Wilson, and an address, by S. G. Bouis
grand sentinel of the Grand Chapter of
Florida. who complimented the officers
upon their efficient work and related the
differences in the work in this Jurisdiction
and Florida At the close of the meeting
refreshments were served.
The regular meeting of Ruth Chapter
scheduled for March 3 has been called off
large number of members and friends
were present at the meeting of Esther
CHAPTER, No ). Thursday night it being
Miss Grace f. Wilkins and Grand Pa
tron Kenton y. Harper. During the even
ing the grand officers cOmpl:mented the
chapter generally for its active inter-
est in advancing the order and Worthy
Matron Mrs. Maude +. B. Wright and
| efficient rtu.alistic work.
After the initiation of the candidates
| the following program was presented.
| under the direction of Mrs. Cora V.
, Swaine: Solo. by Miss Mona Roberts: a
selection By the choir, entitled The
| Black Bird Pie with an encore "Oh.
You Grand Officers composed by Past
/ Grand MatrOn Mrs. Julia y Streater;
recitation. by Mrs. Mollie Dickens. and a
violin solo. by John II. Click.
Mrs. Emil X. Botsch spoke of donation
/ day for the Masonic and Eastern Star
| Home. Miss Cecilia AtchesOn called at
| tentiOn to the theater parties to be held.
| and Mrs Grace Lee Morgan to a forth
coming rummage sale.
| Refreshments prepared under the direc-
| ton OF Mrs. Effle n. Roberts, past ma
| tron, were served In the banquet room.
! At the next regular meeting of the
| chapter February 20. a reception will be
! given the grand matron and grand pa
! tron. and all members of the order are
invited by Ahe worthy matron to attend.