Evening star., 1914-11-22

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Four grand visitations during the
coming week will close the series.
They will be made tomorrow night, to
Columbia Chapter. No. Is. at Masonic
Hall. 14th and Kenyon streets north
west; Tuesday night, to Bethlehem
Chapter, No. Z, at Masonic Temple. 9th
and F streets northeast; Wednesday
night, to Naomi Chapter, No. 3, at Ma
sonic Temple, 18th street and New
York avenue northwest, and Friday
night, to Cathedral Chapter, No. IA. at
the Scottish Rite Cathedral, Sd and Il
streets northwest
A memorial service for the late Past
Grand Patron Kenton Neal Harper will
be held at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home, Sunday, November 20, at
PM, by the Matrons and Patrons AS
ISOLATION OF 1913. This will be the first
anniversary OF the dedication of the
new home, and q special program of
exercises will be prepared for the oc-
casion. Members of the fraternity in
general are invited to attend. Convey
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Temple Chapter, No. 10, will meet in
the New Masonic Temple tomorrow
night at 1880 o'clock to confer the de-
grees for the last time this year. For
this purpose the line officers will be ad-
vanced. Mrs. Elisabeth Odekoven oc-
cupying the east, Mrs. Maud Sellers.
the west. and Mrs. Grace l.. F. Coles
the south. An invitation to be present
has been extended to all members of
the fraternity.
Mrs. Arnie c. Miller, worthy matron
or Temple Chapter, No. l3, o. E. S.. en-
tertained the officers, Committees and
choir OF the chapter at euchre at her
residence. 1924 Park road northwest
Thursday afternoon. At the conclusion
OF the euchre luncheon OF thirty five
covers was served The following won
prizes: Mrs. Henry. Mrs. Sellers. Mrs
Shreve. Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Olds. MES.
Mrs. Evelyn Hazen. marshal ~, r.,,-
PIE chapter. announces a euchre A.
Saengerbund Hall, Thursday, December
3, at pm.
friendship Chapter, No. II. at tts
iavtomg veeng n the Masonic Temple. Ten
the degrees on several candidates A.
tne last meeting the treasurer and other
committees made their Anal renorts
.or tne year. which showed the chap
tw.a.n t1r naa en1oyed busy year and that
s~enty-seven members had been added
to the rolls. also that a good amount of
money had been raised from ali
sources. averaging - per member II
was also shown that the chapter had
prospered from the day 1t was insti-
members are active and Interested
Friendship, 1t 10 declared, has "a briTht
q future as any chapter In the iurisdic.
tion. She has appropriated iiberaiiv
Tor CHARITY and stands for what her
AZ the meeting Of Esther Chapter. No.
8. Thursday evening last, The worthv
matron. Mrs. Grace Lee Morgan. and
the worthy patron. J. Harry Cunning
ferred the degrees upon a class Of can
didates. Mrs. Sallie Mcqueen. chair
man man stated that all members reported
sick were improving. Past Matron
MISS cecilia Atchison submitted a re-
port showing the work of the enter
tainment committee during the year.
After the fnitiatory work the chaptAr
was entertained with a piano solo by
MIS- Theodore Cunningham, vocal solo
sS, oy fast ase,taa matron afro Mrs Bertha q. Hud-
corrinne Hay and a solo by Past Pa
tron Frank A. Birgfeld. A BANQUET was
served in the banquet hall under the
supervision OF Mrs Emelia r. Botsch,
The grand visitation to Ruth Chapter.
No. l, Monday night, was witnessed by
a large attendance OF visitors and mem
bers. Grand Matron Jessie W. Cowles.
Grand Patron Charles 8. Molster and
other ofIlcers Of the Grand Chapter. on
entering the chapter room, were well
coined BY an appropriate song, sung by
Ruth Chapter choir. and composed by
Mrs. Clara Winkler. Worthy Matron
Martha Shaw also extended a cordial
welcome to the distinguished guests.
The reports submitted by tho grand
secretary and the grand treasurer
showed that the chapter had had a busy
and prosperous year. Mrs. COwles made
cheerful address: The grand patron
also commended the chapter for what
1t has accomplished. Mrs. Elizabeth
Pitt presented to the grand matron q
hand-painted salad dish, and Mrs. clara
Hall presented to the grand patron a
hand-pafnted bowl as tokens OF esteem,
The following program was rendered:
Duet. Mrs. Sallie Wilson and Mrs Ollie
koma Chapter; trio, Mrs. Ollie Joyce
Miss Klinge and Miss Pitt; solo, Mrs
Ollie Joyce. The worthy grand matron
called on the most worthy grand treas
urer, Mrs. Alcena Lamond, who spoke
q few words on the history Of Ruth
Chapter. The worthy matron, Martha
Shaw, was presented with a bouquet OF
flowers by Mrs. Rebecca Meiners from q
past matron of Concordia Chapter OF
Baltimore. The hall was decorated with
Anerican Nays nA}ns nd f.11f flowers