Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-18

Thursday evening i'm the commandery
room received a gratifying report of the
rummage sale held in April. 1t was voted
10 give reception al the first meeting
In June to Past Patron Thayer who is
leaving for an extended trip abroad. The
degrees were conferred on several can
1idates oy Worthy Matron Marie H.
Pierce and her corps of officers after
which playlet. entitled Quits" was
presented by Marie Pierce Maud Fell
heimer. Olga Grinnell. Edward Brashears
ana walter l.. Hagen. 1t was a humor-
Gus college sketch and was enioyed by
all. At the close refreshments were served
IN the banquet hall. Among the visitors
present was Mrs. Marion Longfellow
matron of Covington Ky. The theafer
party held by Areme Chapter THURSDAY
was reported a splendid success
The meeting Of Brookland Chapter
No. !, Wednesday evening was brought
TO close early. and members. visitors
ana friends Joined in celebrating the
seventh anniversary Of Rrookland
Chapter The large hall was taxed RI
It's capacify with an enthusiastic gath
ering of Eastern Star people. The
program consisting of vocal and in
strumental music. readings and recita-
tions. was wei received and after J fsw
remarks by Patron William c. Parry
Of the chapter refreshments We're
served Those so inclined enjoyed
themselves between times With dane
ofnc!ating at the piano
Iakoma Chapter No ~ conferred
the degrees a its last meetino. aftar
which short program was nresantsd
Among those who took part were John
Z. Proctor of William F. Hunt Chanter
i1f. role OF Martha. Miss Clara Hail of
Ruth and Miss Frances Scharaar -
Takoma Chapter
me worthy matron. Mrs Elsie r
Mouiden. and Patron Adolph Amman
announced that the chapter under Mrs
Lucy NJ Feldman. chairman If the on
tertainment committee. will give a
lawn fete in Takoma Park Wednesday.
June A.
Temple Chapter No 13. at its meeting
MONDAY evening. was well attended by
members and visitors from this and
other other Jurisdictions: Several applica-
class of three candidates was initiated
The important feature of the evening
was the comforting of the degrees by
Past Worthy Matron Emma G. Coumbe
Dy request. Upon assuming the east
she was greeted with applause. Solos
were sung by Past Patron Charles l..
Menrg ana IL Stein WORTHY
tinuing invitation to members of the
order TO be present at the meetings of
Temple Chapter. Refreshments were
served.
The last meeting of Cathedral Chap
ter. NO. IA, was particularly pleasant.
After the routine business. the degrees
We're conferred unon three candidates.
all the officers filling their stations. 1T
is reported. with credit to themselves
and satisfaction to the chapter
The chapter was closed in short form
and a program of music was presented
by the entertainment committee Carlin
s. Eskridge chairman, follows:
Piano solo, little Miss Sophie Clevans;
piano duet. Misses Lulu McGrath and
Sophie Clevans: vocal Solo, Master Rus
sell McCalester.. accompanied by c. J.
fentZ: violin solo. Mrs. Lillian Gusack.
accompanied by Mrs Elsie Weaver both
of Bethlehem Chapter: No; :. James h
Morten William Fl. Winchcole, William
j. Powell and George A. Lovett. com
prising the Columbia Male Quartet. gave
a selection. and responded TO several
encores followed by piano solos by Mrs.
Weaver. The progr@m was closed with
piano solo by little Miss Lulu Nc
Grath. The meeting Of Cathedral Chap zap
~ which members have been urged to
invite their friends. It is also, am
nounced that the fraternity at large Will
he cordially welcomed. \ program OF
rare enjoyment is promised