Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-01
by members of Bethlehem Chapter next
Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows
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by members of Bethlehem Chapter next
Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows
| Hall.
| Miss Sadie Major the junior past ma
tron Of Bethlehem Chapter, No. Z. was
very agreeably surprised week ago
Saturday by large number OF the MEM
| bers OF that chapter and friends, who
[ called at her home. 1909 Ith street north
east. in honor of her birthday.
/ Charles Say1es, the junior past patron
IN behalf OF those present. presented Miss
Major with a beautiful pearl and diamond
4 lavall:ere as a token OF the esteem In
which she is held. Games. dancing and
music were enjoyed until very late hour.
| when refreshments were served and all
voted 1t a most ENJOYABLE evening
/ Those present included Grand Matron
| Miss Grace Wilkins, Mrs. Lena Stephen
son. the worthy matron DR.. Stephenson,
Mr.. Compton. worthy patron. and Mrs.
Compton. Mr.. and Mrs Bowen Mrs.
Zoerner. Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton, Mrs.
Webb, Mrs. Carl. Mr. and Mrs. Carver,
Mr.. and Mrs Goumpf. Mrs. Watts, Mrs.
and Miss Lamb. Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Mc1ntire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammerbacher. Mrs.
Hussey: Mrs, sidell. Mr.. and Mrs Mover.
Mrs. Metz. Mrs. Hefiin. Mrs. Richards
Mrs. Radice. Mrs. Wins. Mrs. Blasey. Mr..
and Mrs. Rowan. Mrs. Alley. Miss Keller.
Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Myers. Mrs. Hamilton,
| Mrs Stulz Mrs Self. Mrs. Darnall, Mrs.
Isdell, Mrs House. Mrs and DR.. Spire
| Mrs. Boyer. Mrs. Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs
Davis. Mr.. and Ars. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs.
Sayles. Mrs. Carnes. MIR. and Mrs. Glenn.
| Mrs. Kidd Mrs. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey and Mr.. Lynch of Esther Chap
ter.
At the next meeting of Takoma Chap
ter. No. Il. only the regular order OF
Matron Elsi r. Moulden announces that
the chapter will give a lawn fete at Ia
koma Park Friday, to which she extends
an invitation to the fraternity in gen
eral
Worthy Matron Edith 4. Lynn an
nounces the installation of the star
points i'm Friendship Chapter, No IL,
at its meeting June IL. together with
special program for the occasion. when
she hopes there will be general at
tendance of the fraternity. At the last
meeting, in addition to enjoyable contri-
buttons by Mrs. Helen F. Molster. worthy
matron of Brookland Chapter. No. IL. and
Past Patron Charles Hoover and Mrs.
Hoover of Temple Chapter. No. 13
who presented laughable sketch,
Worthy Patron James l.. Giles an
nounced the acceptance on behalf of the
chapter of an invitation from VIM. X.
Singleton Lodge. No. 30. to attend its
social evening May % and Fred Decker
called attention to a theater party to be
given at Polls a week from Tuesday.
An event of much interest in Eastern
Star circles was the wedding Monday
evening of Miss Mary Mockbee and
Francis E. Proctor, at Northminster Pres
byterian Church. nth street and Rhode
Island avenue northwest, at which Rev.
Samuel A. Bowers officiated. Many men,
bers of the Masonic and Eastern Star fra
ternities turned out for the happy oc-
cason. The bride. the groom. the maid
of honor Miss Maud S. Proctor; Mr.. and
Mrs Jahn Proctor father and hor
of the groom, and Mrs. Mary E. Yer
million, an aunt, are all members of
William F. Hunt Chapter. No. 16: and
Mrs. Mary A. Proctor and Mrs. Frances
spectively of the groom, members of Ca
thedral Chapter. No. IA. Mrs. Frank
Byram. whose husband is a member of
Benz. B. French Lodge, No. Is, OBLIGATED
at the organ and played the wedding
march. The groom. a member of STAINS
bury Lodge. No. "a, represents on his
fathers side the sixth generation of
Masons in the family. one of the earliest
Of whom was Samuel Dawson. a member
of a Pennsylvania lodge and commodore
time the Declaration of Independence
was signed. His mother also comes Of
Masonic stock. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Harry E. Mockbee Of st. Johns
Capt. T. Brooke Amiss of Pentalpha
Lodge, No. %, retired captain of police
in this city. After a reception at the
home Of the brides father, the young
couple went on honeymoon trip to Bal
timore, Philadelphia. New York and At
lantic City. They will return about June
10 and make their home with the brides
father The wedding presents were nu-
Iaerous and costly, including many from
distant cities.
At the next meeting of Areme Chapter.
No. 10 0. E. S., which occurs on Wednes-
day evening next, June 4. the occasion
will be devoted to a farewell reception
to be rendered Mr.. Deios w. Thayer one
of the past patrons of Areme Chapter,
who sails shortly on an extended trip
abroad