The Washington herald., 1913-01-26

I No. z; Eva M. Rapchenstein, Electa. No
| 2; Ellen s. Myers. Naomi No. 3.
Grievances-Ben w. Murch, Mizpah
No. s: Minerva r. Crawford, Brooklsnd
No. IL; Emma c. Coumbe. Temple, No
13.
Accounts-William A. Kimmel. Martha
No. 4: John b. Ward, Columbia, No. 10
Rebecca Meiners, Ruth. No. L
JuriSprudence-L. Cabell Williamson
Naomi. No. 3; Ethel D. Baker. Areme
No. 10: Carrie Bornheim, Mizpah, No. s
Work and Lcctures-Jason Waterman
Cathedral, No. u: Helen A. Bernard
William F. Hunt. No. 16; Corrier p
Mayborry. Electa, No. 2.
Correspondence-Julia N. Streater, Es-
ther, No. 6; Flora z. Campbell, Martha,
No. 4; Carrie W. knight, Takoma, No.
II.
Attendance-wallace streater, Esther
No. 5: David G. Cheesman. Brookland.
No. IL: Milton ]. Fiilius. Electa, No. 2
Installation Of Card Index &c.-Fannie
Taylor. Naomi. 40. >: Charles F. Rob
erts, Electa, No. .: Rose A. Yost, Ruth,
No. l.
Bequests-Helen B. Strait. Naomi No.
.; Delos W. Thayer. Areme, No. 10;
Kenton N. Harper. Martha, No. 4.
The Association of worshipfuI Masters
OF 1913 will hold its next meeting in the
Masonic Temple next Thursday evening
at O'Clock. Brother Past Grand Master
Lurtin X. CHM will address the asso-
citation on the Rights and Prerogatives
OF a Worshipfui Master"
At the meeting of Naomi Chapter on
Wednesday the entertainment commit
tee, under the direction of Mrs Helen B.
strait. its chairman. gave a tour of
Washington, an up-to-date sightseeing
automobile. with Mrs Strait as the
lunger; Mr.. A. NJ. Poynton, chauffeur.
and Mr.. J. Z. Higgins. conductor and
wireless operator All the interesting
places were pointed out and explained
to the passengers among whom were Miss
Bishop, the sQffragette: Mrs. Heard, the
super-nervous lady; Mrs. Schippert the
seminary girl: DR.. Strait and Mrs. Poyn-
ton, the bride and groom: Mrs wolfrey,
the gay young widow: Miss Ball. the his
torical lady: Mrs. Knapp. the d. A. r.
member. with many ancestors, together
with Mrs. Bishop. Mrs. Colburn, Mr.
Sweet. and Mr.. Dougherty. The lecture
by Mrs. Strait was most enjoyable and
exceedingly interesting, while the various
remarks interjected by the passengers
afforded much merriment.
The funeral of William A. Posey, who
ios ~ hiS
Gence, 3022 Macomb Street Northwest,
was held at Rushville. Ind, his old home,
on Monday. January 20. the arrangements
being made by his blue lodge. There
was a service at his home previous to
tie departure of the family on Sunday
afternoon, which was attended by Mrs.
Annie E. Huggins, w. NJ; A. ]. Schip-
pert, W. p; Mrs. Omohundro, A NJ,
and Miss Matte Gould, secretary. A
~ Arau ettif
able resolutions to be presented to his
widow, who is also a member OF Naomi
Chapter.
A very pleasant event connected with
the social side of local Eastern Star life
during the past week, was the birthday
party of William F. Hunt Chapter, No.
l6. given in commemorauon OF its nrst
anniversary. The party, which was
held in the banquet hall OF the New
Masonic Temple. was given on last
Thursday evening, Immediately after the
closing OF the chapter.
The room was modestly decorated Tor
the occasion and the tables were spread
with refreshments. On the central table.
where were seated the principal officers
nf the subordinate and grand chapter.
was a handsome birthday cake, with one
candle in the center. and inscribed with
Of its birth. the gift Of Clarence P.
Brewer.
After the distribution Of the favors.
and after the clatter OF the eating
utensils had died away. Judge Edward
p Seeds. the worthy patron, who an
nOunced the evenings programme. arose
and presented the worthy patron, Mrs.
Rosie I. Carter. who In her clever and
way. welcomed the guests and
spoke of the pleasant and successful
year she anticipated was in store for her
and her association. Miss Ethel d.
Baker. past grand matron, and the
chapters mother" was then introduced
and SPOKE at length on The Birth Of
the Chapter" The next number was a
contralto solo-''Winter
Mrs. Martha /. Kester,
with plano accompaniment by Jesse c.
Kester. Wallace Streater, past grand
patron. then spoke on THE Growth -
the Chapter" Mrs Hazel Wagner
Reeder was then heard to good effect IN