The Washington herald., 1913-10-12
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Its history last Wednesday night at Odd
Fellows Hall. when II celebrated its
one hundred and second anniversary.
Charles ID. Shackelford. S. w. presided
at the meeting. Charles S. Shreve, w.
NJ, delivered an address on the Ladies
of Lebanon Lodge" and Alfrea GaiG;3 o.
read several selections. II. L. SfRcksSs
ford sang a character song, and .lan
Shackelford led the orchestra in several
numbers. There was contralto solo by
Miss e. Mae Smith; violin solo by Mark
Lansburgh; a tenor solo by Kenneth
Ogden; a song by Miss Ruby Raymond;
soprano solo by Mrs B. H. Smart; a
bass solo by F. G. Schafer, and a piano
solo by r. w. Dunham.
A number which especially was well
| received was a song, Meet Me At the
Cabaret" by Miss Margaret Huss. Miss
Huss was assisted by Miss Grace Cotton,
Miss Marian Frisbee, Miss Edith RObey,
Miss Mary Eaton. Miss Genevieve Pyle
Miss Catherine Morrison. Donald Kahn
Donald Dudley, William Brown, Ralph
Burrows, and Louis b. Smith. Miss Col
ton and Mr.. Smith gave a song and dance
during the number.
7 The program was concluded with a
song, Where Are You Going, Ny Pretty
Maid?" by Mrs. B. T. Smart, Miss f
Mae Smith, Kenneth Ogden, and F. C,
Schafer.
The committee in charge consisted of
Charles w. Shackelford, S. w, chair
man; J. W. NJ. B. Yerger, S. d. c. E
Alexander. Thomas S. Sergeon. P. NJ. and
Blair Mckenzie, p NJ
The reception committee was composed
of S. ID. c. f. Alexander, chairman; J.
d. Lester. J. Kelley, S. S. Elmer c,
Wood, J. S. Carl Van White. S. G. Tay-
lor. Roland Phinney, and Mark Lans-
burgh.
Mrs. Annie Huggins, matron OF Naomi
Chapter. No. 3, O. E. s, presided at the
meeting of the chapter last Wednesday
While she has not fully recovered from
her recent serious illness, she was able
to fill her office, and in the degrees which
were conferred at this meeting did her
part in her usual impressive manner, 4
very pleasing surprise was rendered to
| her by the matrons and patrons of 1913
who entered the chapter room in a body,
headed by Mr.. Maud E. Wright. presi-
dent. and Mr.. s. F. Compton, vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Wright made a few remarks
in which she expressed the deep joy of
the members in the recovery of the
matrcn and their appreciation Of her at
a member, as each Of the matrons took
a seat which was provided for them at
the right of the worthy matrOn they pre-
sented her with "A bOquet of red roses,
expressive of they love for her. Mrs.
Huggins was visibly moved by this eN-
preston of love and esteem for her.
and in a few well-chOsen words thanked
| them for their dinkness.
The committee announced that the
rummage sale would begin October i
and run for a week at l0l3 FOur-and-a "a
/ Half Street Southwest. The members
| are requested 10 help the committee by
sending such as they can spare to that
address. The entertainment committee,
Mrs. Helen B. Strait, chairman, pre-
sented a drama OF two acts and several
actions. written by herself, entitled The
| Spinsters' Club which created much
laughter and was literally applauded by
the large number OF members and visitors
present. The cast included Mrs. Viva
C. Park, grand spinster: Mrs. Anne V.
Yeatman. grand registrar; Mrs. Poynton,
Mrs. Hood. Mrs. Gavin, Mrs. Knapp,
and Miss Penfield. Mr. W. B. HOofnagle
was the bachelor target for the spinsters
and Mr.. Charles s. Hyer was his trusted
valet and guard, who always had con
venient mouse, fire. or other dreaded
enemy of the spinsters TO spring on them
when they became too serious with his
master.