Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10

Minnie Rauterberg.
| Areme Chapter. No 10 Wednesday
night after disposing of business. closed
| about $50 O'Clock and proceeded to the
| commandery room. where the worthy ma
| tron. Mrs. Mabelle Hagen. had arranged
for lecture by Delos w. Thayer- The
/ lecture preceded by vocal solos by
Mrs. Brink and Mr.. Bergfeld. Mr.. Thay-
err who accompanied the minute men on
their trip to Germany last summer. Sc
cured a number of photographs of places
visited and went to trouble and expense
| in making lantern slides for the lecture
Several special pictures were thrown on
the screen. among them photographs or
F, the chairman of the entertainment COM
mttee. Maude Fellheimer: the worthy
matron. Mrs Hagen. and the worthy
grand matron, Mrs. Cowles.
| A delegation of forty members Of Co
lumbia Chapter, No 10, visited the Ma
evening. May. for the purpose of enter
| tanning the residents. The party made
! the trip in automobiles A farce, entitled
Getting Ready was presented by the
Dora s Putnam Miss Ruth f. Abbott,
Miss Edith A. Williams. Past Patron Ed
win f. Putnam and DR.. Frank }. Roweil
I At the conclusion of the farce Mrs Maud
Malcolm sang two solos and Miss Lillian
Loveless gave an exhibition of fancy
dancing and singing During the evening
Mrs. A l.. Fischer. on behalf OF the Floral
| Circle connected with the chapter, pre-
sented the home with twenty lau.io t.
bags. which were gratefully accepted by
Mrs. Helen NJ. Houghton. the resident
matron of the home. Mrs. Alcena La
mond president of the board OF directors
made an address and refreshments were
served.
| Ar the regular meeting of the chapter
tomorrow evening a program. arranged
by Mrs. Ella Woodward, past matron
/ of Martha Chapter, will be given; II
is expected many visitors from the local
! chapters will be present.
| The Matrons and Patrons Association
! of 1913 met at the home of the president,
Mrs. Charles s. Robbins 435 Luray place
northwest. Monday evening.
| An invitation from Areme Chapter to
! attend Jointly with the Matrons and Pa
1 irons Association of 1914 meeting OF
/ that CHAPTER June 3 was received and &C
| cepted The program for the contemplat-
! ed visit having been assigned 10 the
/ 1913's plans were Immediately laid to
| make the occasion unique and enjoyable
| BY vote of the association 1t was decioed
| to hold the regular summer meeting on d
| date to be selected in July at Chesapeake
! Beach Flowers and letters We're ordered
to be sent to members who on account OF
| Illness were unable to be present. After
! the business session the evening was
/ given over to the enjoyment of pro-
| gram consisting of vocal solos by Mrs. K.
| " Isdeil and Miss Viola Shppert and a
! recitation by Mrs. Charles z. holster
Refreshments were served in beautifully
decorated just completed garage py a
committee of matrons CARRIED in costumes
of the long ago The evening closed
\ nearing the wee sma' hour with singing
/ old songs.
There were forty present. among them
! Grand Matron Mrs Jessie W. Cowies and
| Grand Patron Mr.. Charles +. Molster as
| honor guests.
| Friendship Chapter, No Il. at its regu-
| lar meeting in Masonic Temple, Tenley-
| town. D. c. Tuesday, after the regular
| order Of business will confer the degrees
/ on a number of candidates.
/ The different committees have closed
! their winters work and are now prepar-
| ing a theater party at Poiis MONDAY,
4 May 1S.
| The committee reports showed that the
| winters campaign had been very success
1 full.
1 Several new members have been enlisted
| in Friendships drill team and under the
| dictatorship of Past Matron Edith a
! LINN several new features will be intro
| duced The team. it is said has now
reached a high state of proficiency.
Temple Chapter No. Is, will entertain
the grand matron and grand patr r;. on
morrow evening in the New Masonic
| Temple. An elaborate program has been
prepared. Temple Chapter will give a
/ ..linen shower at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home Wednesday evening, May
30 Arrangements are being made for
an automobile straw ride to the home
on that evening IN conjunction with the
linen shower The luncheon. dinner and
bazaar given by the chapter April 30 to
May is reported by the chairman, Mrs.
| Emma G.. Coumbe, to have been a com
plete success. Mrs. Nora l.. Henry was
the vice chairman.
Services at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home Sunday afternoon. May "A.
will he under the auspices Of Temple
Chapter The Rev. William A. Melvin
will deliver the sermon An appropriate
musical program is being prepared by
Mrs. Florence l.. Huss. and the Temple
Chapter Quartet will render several
numbers
The past matrons and past patrons
of Ruth Chapter, No /. met recently at
the residence of Past Matron and Past
Grand Matron Mrs. Kathryn GUIDE,
west, with Past Matron Rose 4Ander-
son. president: Past Matron Mary
Frey. vice president; Past Matron Re
becca Meiners. secretary, and Past
Matron Kathryn GUIDE, treasurer. and a
large number of members in attend
ance.
The usual business was transacted
and orders were given to replensh
linens for the past matrons, and past
patrons. room in the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home. Officers were in
stalled for the ensuing year by a. com
mittee consisting of Past Patron Ar
thur Shaw. Past Matron Mary Teach
um and Past Matron Lille Schneider.
The installation ceremonies were
unique. The new officers installed were
Mary Frey. president: Robert l.. An
defson. adviser: Sophie Dauterich, vice
president; Rebecca Meiners, secretary
tseventh term. and Kathryn GUIDE,
ture followed, and prizes were won by
iRebecca Meiners. Katie Zeh. Edith I'm
Norwood and boobys by Gus Teachum
and Worthy Patron julius Mattern.
The entire ground floor of the resi-
dence was decorated with palms and
spring blossoms. Refreshments were
lserved. The newly installed president,
the association to be her guest in May
The thirteenth reunion of the 1910
Matrons and Patrons Association was
held April 30 at the Brown Betty Inn.
The committee in charge consisted of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hamill, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Frank Campbell, Mr. and Mrs.
Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Barnard
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Galloway. After
a business session card games We're
played The winners were Mrs Mary
C. Hamill. Mrs. Nellie Piumley Mrs
Helen Barnard. Mrs Belle Hampton
J. Frank Campbell. d. G. Cheeseman
and James D. Rowen. At the close of
the games refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. James
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