Evening star., 1914-10-11

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charge of the religious services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. DIR. Dudley
of st. Stephens Church will be the
officiating clergyman. All friends and
members of the fraternity are invited
to be present. A bus will be at Ritten-
house street and Georgia avenue al
2:3O o'clock pm.
The regular meeting of Ascension
Chapter, U. D.. was held Friday even
ing in New Masonic Temple with a
large attendance of members and visit
ors- The degrees were presented. Will
liam F. Hunt Chapters choir furnished
the music for this occasion, while Mrs,
Bennett sang solo during the signing
OF the bylaws. Grand Patron Charles
f. Molster spoke encouragingly to the
new chapter >-'o
Past Matron Mrs. Helen Molster of
6rookland Chapter gave one of her
amusing sketches, and Mrs Dutton of
Esther Chapter gave a recitation, In
the banquet hall refreshments were
served Chairman of ways and means,
Mrs Eberly. announced a euchre to
De held october 80 at the Burlington.
The association known as the Off
GERS of 1913 of Ruth Chapter. No. /,
met at the residence of Past Patron
| william Zimmerman Wednesday even
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present The regular routine of busi-
ness was transacted 1t was announced
| the association has raised the amount
OF 800, which will be used to furnish
q room at the Masonic and Eastern
| Star Home. After adjourning a social
hour was spent in music. A dainty
repast was served by the hostess, Past
Worthy Matron Elise Zimmerman, as
sisted by Past Worthy Matron Emilia
Crawford. The association will hold
4 next meetinQ
Worthy Matron Mrs. Grace Lee Nor
gan and Worthy Patron ]. Harry Cum
ningham have announced that at the
| Esther Chapter, No. S, the endowment
pot" for the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home will be open to receive contribu.
tions. After the initiatory work a
ie A. Roberts will be given. Mrs. Min
| ME A. Esher will have charge of the
| refreshments.
The meeting of Areme Chapter. No.
| 10, Wednesday night was largely at
tended and the work of the order ex-
emplifled by the officers of the chap
| ter. Areme Chapter will hold rum
mage sale at 1923 7th street north
west during the entire week beginning
tomorrow. Worthy Matron Mabelle w.
Hagen has appointed daily commit
| tee consisting of the best workers in
i the Chapter. members VINO dtteuQ Will
be welcomed and entertained.
| A large number of the members of
Cathedral Chapter. No. IA, accompa-
MED by their friends, visited the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home on the
| evening of October 2. and entertained
the home folks with songs and stories.
followed by refreshments. All who at
ciation Of the splendid growth of the
home, and the manner in which 1t Is
| being conducted.
in the Masonic Temple, Tenleytown,
Tuesday evening to receive the worthy
grand matron and worthy grand
patron. accompanied by the other
the District of Columbia, who will pay
Friendship Chapter its annual grand
visitation, the first grand visitation
this year. A large number OF members
and visitors are expected.
| Friendships drill team has accepted
an Invitation from Ruth Chapter, No.
IL, o. E. 8. Of Hyattsville, Md, to con-
| fer the floral degree and fancy dr1ll In
i tober 10, at $3.50 o'clock. The drill
| team is said to be in excellent trim.
1t has received a large number OF in
vitations from chapters In this and
busy fall season it has been impossi-
BILE to Ak suitable dates for all.
The entertainment committee Of FL
deity Chapter, No. 10. announces an
1 interesting program for the regular
meeting Of the chapter in Masonic Hall,
IBrightwood, Tuesday evening. at
O'Clock. 1t is rumored Fidelity Chap-
ter may decide to meet permanently In
the Assembly Hall of the new Iowa
Avenue M. E. Church, Piney Branch
Park.
| oft in
ing visitors, was present at the last
meeting of Martha Chapter. No. 4,
when the degrees were conferred on
several candidates. with Associate
Mabel Thompson in the west and Nellie
Pattison in the south. After the usual
routine business, the following pro-
gram was rendered by the Carbauh
william ]. Powell. second tenor; Earl
Davidson. bass: Kentucky Babes"
quartet; Pale in the Amber West; !;
Robert H. Davidson: "Massa in De
Sliding Brudder." quartet; baritone
solo. Earl Carbauh Mrs CarDaun: 1ha n. a. &C. =;
quartet, and 'The Heart Bowed
Down" quartet.
The meeting of September Is was an
evening with the choir under the direc-
Il ton OIL 1coE6c 1uSiAlos oSc.oSS@
i Norma Hines and Miss Marian Rlch-
ardson.
|, Mrs. Arnie c. Miller. worthy matron
and Leo s. Schoenthal. worthy patron
Of Temple Chapter. No. 13. have an.
nouncef that Ruth. the Cleaner,
, cantata, under the personal direction
Of the composer. DR.. s. F. Compton:
past patron Of Bethlehem Chapter, NO
I. will be given in conjunction witf
the meeting of Temple Chapter IN Ma.
, sonic Temple tomorrow night Al
, members Of the order have been IN
yited to be present. There are nlne
, scenes to the cantata, opening w1tf
the famine In Bethlehem-Judah, anc
closing with the marriage of Boaz anG
The cast of characters follows: Ruth
the Cleaner, Mrs. Florence Huss; Ma
omi. the wife of Elimelech, Miss Eta
Austin: Orpha. the widow of Chilion
Mrs. Edith White; an Israelitish maiden
Mrs. Arabella Addison: Elimeiech
James ID. Rowen: Mahlon, a son o.
! EIimelech, Charles w. Bridwell; Chill
/. ion. a son of Elimelech. Raymond FIJI
Inns: Boaz. Gait Bowen. and a scribe
G. r. Allen Chorus: Harvesters ant
IIsraelites-Mrs. C. w. Bridwen. Mrs
,, Anna. p. Dudley. Mrs. Evelyn Hazen
Mrs. Paul Waldorf. Rev. Mr.. Mott. DR.
10. II. Coumbe, Charles L. Henry. M. c
, White. Wilson Harvey and A. d. How.
,. ell: yiolfnist, Ebert H. johnson, ane
!, pianist. Miss Flora Schuldt. Refresh
!. ments will be served.
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