Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14
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The meeting Of Fidelity Chapter, U. D..
Tuesday evening marked the close Of the
active work Of this chapter until Sep
TENDER. resolution having been passed
TO dispense with the meetings during
July and August. 1t was decided to ask
for charter June %. and this being the
next regular meeting of Fidelity Chapter
will be given over to the ceremonies of
conservation If the charter is granted. of
which. 1t is said. there is hardly any
great success and will be able to submit
gratifying report to the Grand CHAPTER
AT the meeting Tuesday evening the
following We're received as new members:
MT and Mrs. J. W. Staggers, Mrs. VIM
kelhaus, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs Garland and
Mrs. Norton.
Mrs. Emily Fletcher of Fidelity Chap
ter entertained with solo, Mary Of
Argyle" and Frank Morrison Of Esther
Chapter gave talk on the fundamental
announced for Friday evening, July TO-
at the residence Of Mrs. Bradford Knapp
l2lo Crittenden street. Piney Branch
Park Gsaufs Addition). 1t is expected
that many members Of other chapters
will take advantage Of this occasion.
Cathedral Chapter. No. IA, will have
charge Of the religious services at the
Eastern Star Home at o'clock TO-DAY.
Rev Charles E. Fu1tz of the United
Brethren Church will offlciate. The bus
will leave Georgia avenue and Ritten-
house street at 2 and 23O pm. for the
home.
Cathedral Chapter, No. IA, after the
regular business Friday evening, enter
tanned Its members and friends with
minstrel show. presented by the male
members OF the chapter, headed by Past
Fatron w. ]. Dow. L. C. Vogt and
James Sirlouis were the end men. and
the solos Of Allen C. Clough and VIII
liam H. Cornish were well received. In
the laughable afterpiece entitled "The
Coontown Suicide Club W. j, Dow as
president. Winter Swart as Gen. Utility.
Grant Perry as Rastus Buttin and ia
son Waterman as the victim kept the
audience in good humor
Bethlehem Chapter. No. Z, met Tuesday
evening. The worthy patron, Otto Ham
merbacher. being absent, A. W. Bowles
acted IN his stead. Degrees were con-
ferred on candidates. The secretary was
instructed by the worthy matron. Mrs.
Henrietta Bowen, to send a letter of
sympathy to Past Matron Mrs. E T.
Felt on the death Of her father. The
acting patron announced that in the alb
sence OF the chairman of the euchre
committee had had been delegated to as
sist in counting the money collected by
the star points during the past four
months and was glad to announce a to-
tai Of $50. According to previous ar
rangement with the stars the two turn
ing in the largest amount were to be
presented with a suitable present, and
accordingly Mrs. Hammerbacher (Esther)
was given a cut glass water pitcher and
Mrs. Proudley (ElectD a gold pin Re-
freshments were served.
| At the close of the business session of
Columbia Chapter. No. Is, Monday even
Ing stereopticon lecture on the Yellow
stone National Park was given by DR..
Lyman F. kebler. Columbia Chapter will
| have charge of the religious services at
| the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Sunday, June % The floral circle con-
| nected with the chapter will hold a
\ basket picnic tomorrow at the home of
Mrs. Monroe, Dominion Heights. Va.
While Temple Chapter, No. .13. will
omit all meetings during the months OF
July and August, the members will be
| brought together by an excursion to
| Chesapeake Beach. July 20, and by sew
eral other social events. The last meet
| ing before the summer recess starts will
take place Monday evening, June 90 In
the New Masonic Temple. An interest
! ing program will be presented and re-
freshments served. Cupid at the Sta
ton a one-act comedy was presented
at the last meeting of the chapter Mon
day evening. Among those in the cas-,
were S. F. Compton, Jack and Donald
Dudley. Mrs. Florence NJ. Huss. Mr.. and