Evening star., 1914-03-08

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ceived from those not able TO attend.
Grand Secretary Mrs. Rose A Yost. who
has been quite i'll. was reported on the
road to recovery. After the regular busi-
ness, Worthy Patron julius H. Mattern
and Associate Matron Carrie Pollard
were initiated into the association under
the direction Of Past Patron Abram Frey
amid much laughter. as the popcorn act
was brought into service. The social fea-
| ture of the evening was a lead pencil con-
test for the women and needle contest
Matron Lena Phillips. Mrs. Ida Shaw
and Past Matron Clara Hughes. Men $
prizes were won by Gus Teachum, Past
| Patron George Zeh and Worthy Patron
julius II. Mattern Refreshments We're
served. The decorations We're silk flags,
| ferns and red roses. The next meeting
will be held at the residence Of Associate
Grand Matron Mrs. Catharine Loeffler.
| Mrs. I.avinia Kelly, A. NJ. acting
| worthy matron, and William Scantlebury,
| ir., worthy patron, of Electa Chapter. NO.
., announce that at the meeting Tuesday
costa NJ Z. Church will conclude his
interesting talks on his travels abroad
| last summer. which will include France
Germany and England. Members of the
| order are invited to attend.
Rrookland Chapter. No. II, will give a
| theater party AT Polls Theater Monday
| night, March 16.
| At the last meeting of Takoma Chap
| ter, No. l.. attended by a large number
of members and visitors. an enjoy able
| entertainment was provided.
Columbia Chapter, No. To- at its last
meeting conducted a musical contest
which created much merriment. Seven
| teen questions were propounded by the
rJfr AS oh xlr.lS e1
a selection was executed on the piano by
| Mrs. Blanche l. Cooley. suggestive of the
answers. Here are the questions. with
| the answers Immediately following: ].
What was the hercineS name? Annie
Laurie 2. What was the hero's name?
robin Adair." 3. Where was he born?
Dixie 4. Where was she born?
Suwanee River. d Where did they
Where did he propose? Aunt Dinahs $
Quilting Party" Z. What did she say?
How Can l Leave Thee?" S. What did
| he then bid her? Soldiers Farewell. ..
Remember Me" 10. Where did he go?
Marching Through Georgia II. Where
did he spend the night" 'Tenting on the
Old Camp Ground. IL What did the
band play when he came home? When
Johnny Comes Marching Home" L..
Where We're they married" old Ken
lucky Home II. Who was the brides
maid? Kathleen Mavoureen. 10. Who
furnished the music? ''old Black Joe
| Is What was their motto? Home,
Sweet Home" II. In what land did they
remain? America" Four prizes were
provided by the matron and patron and
were awarded to Mrs. Cora NJ. Colds
worthy, Miss Margaret Shaw. DR.. T. J.
Rowell and Miss Edith Williams. they
having guessed the highest number of
correct answers. During the evening Mr..
Boynton of the Soldiers Home gave two
recftations. At the meeting tomorrow
| no l,a tipl
Areme Chapter. No. TO- entertained its
members and visitors from other chap
ters with many friends Wednesday. 1t
was the chapters amateur vaudeville
night and the entire program was pro-
nounced exceptionally good. Mrs A1cena
Lamond. past grand matron, addressed
the chapter. The following program was
presented: Vocal Solo Miss Essie Liy-
ingston: recitation. Miss Naomi Hagar,
vocal solo. Mr.. Rowen of bethlehem
Chapter: monologue. Miss Maud Fell
heimer. introduced by serenade song
Harry Frank and Miss Stevenson, and
two vocal solos. Mr.. Rodrick.
At the meeting of the chapter March
is the degrees will he conferred. after
which short stcreoptcon lecture will
be given by Mr.. Gaab. member of
Areme Chapter.
Temple Chapter No Il. will confer
the degrees at the meeting tomorrow
night in the New Masonic Temple. At
the conclusion the officers and members
will be Joined by Mount Vernon Chap
ter, No. 3, r. A. NJ, for Joint enter
tainment in the banquet hall. Arrange
ments for this unique affair have been
made on an elaborate scale Members of
Eastern Star and Royal Arch chapters
are also invited to be present
Arrangements are being perfected for
a masquerade dance to be given by Will
liam F. Hunt Chapter. No. 16, at the
close Of its meeting Thursday evening by
Worthy Matron Mrs. Katie Rose who is
being assisted by the chairman of the en-
tertainment committee, Mrs. Helen Z.
Barnard.
Mrs. Rose has extended an invitation
to all members of the order to be pres
ent
The matrons of 1905 met with Mrs.
Minerva Crawford Thursday, with the
following members present:
Mrs. Carrie Kidd, president Mrs. Car
rie Smith, treasurer: Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Aleer. Miss Harriet B. Crump, Mrs. Fan
ME Selinger. Mrs. Minerva Crawford,
Mrs. Julia Streater, Mrs. Ida V Faber,
secretary.
Mrs. Helen Molster. past matron of
Brookland Chapter, was the guest of
honor. Luncheon served at
o'clock. The hostess planned "A unique
guessing game, in which Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Streater won first prizes, and Mrs.
Kidd and Miss Crurnp second prizes The
decorated with ferns and rcd carnations.
The favors were miniature cherry trees
and red carnations The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Selinger