Evening star., 1914-02-08


of the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home today. Rev.
George Miller of the Ninth Street
Christian Church will preach the sermon.
Services will begin at :; pm. sharp. The
public is invited to attend. A bus will
meet cars at Takoma at and 80 pm.
Ruth Chapter, No. l. had a large at
tendance of members and visitors to en-
joy the amusing program presented Mon-
day evening by Mrs. White and Mr..
Shaw and Worthy Patron Julius II. Mat
tern announced that at the meeting or
February l6 Il masked bail will be given.
The fraternity is invited.
Esther Chapter. No. :. Thursday even
ing had its officers confer the degrees
upon class of candidates.
Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Jessie
CoWles was present and addressed the
chapter taking Duty" as her subject
Mrs. Ida Kinsel. chairman of the sick
committee. reported a number of the
members sick.
An entertaining program arranged by
Miss Lulu Mcintosh. consisted of piano
solo by Mrs. Theodore Cunningham vio-
lin solos by Elmo T. Lynch, songs by
Past Patron Franz 4. Birgfeld and a
selection by the choir. In the banquet
hall the supper was served under the
B Parsons.
Past Grand Matrons Miss Clara f. Ball
and Mrs. Jeanette K. Smith, Past Grand
Patron George W. Mobray and Associate
Grand Matron Mrs. Katherine. Lof!er
were present and gave short talks.
The chapter decided to give a reception
to Grand Matron Mrs. Jessie Cowles and
Grand Patron Charles E. Molster at the
meeting February 10
Donation day for the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home falls on February
- and Worthy Matron Mrs. Grace Lee
Morgan. Worthy r. j. Harry Cum
ninrham, Miss Emile r. Botsch. the
chairman of the board. have asked that
to the matter. The chapter is endeavor-
ing to furnish a hospital room in the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home and for
this purpose has turned over to the home
authorities about s6iOO.
Areme Chapter. No. TO- Wednesday
night had it's chapter room thronged to
capacity with members and visitors to
witness the production Of d new comedy
sketch, Per Telephone " by the Dramatic
Club of the chapter 1t Is reported this
was the best performance ever given by
the dramatic club. The actors In the
play We're Messrs. Brashears and Spear
man and Mesdames Grinneli and Pierce
and Miss Maud Feilheimer. The role as
sumed by each was especially well rem
dered, and many compliments were paid
tne dfaInallc CiuD LOT 4 remarkably SoOu
production.
Past Grand Patron George w. Mobray
was present and addressed the chapter.
Several past grand rnatrons We're present,
and Past Matron Mrs. Moeh er OF Ohio
voiced the compliments for the evenings
work
Areme Chapter has decided to hold two
theater parties, March 80. at Polls, and
May II. at the Columbia The chapter
has announced its intention of paying a
visit February 13 to Takoma Chapter, No.
~. and all members of the chapter have
been invited to make this fraternal visit.
A special meeting of the chapter will be
held in the chapter room Saturday night,
February IA. for the further considera-
ton of the revision of the bylaws.
Friendship Chapter No. H. will give a
valentine dance at st. Columbus Hall, in
Tenleytown. the evening of February 16.
Executive committee appointed to have
charge of the arrangements is composed
of DR.. A. NJ. Ray. chairman; Mrs. Nellie
Fletcher, vice chairman; Richard
Fletcher. Mrs Viola Hoover, Charles
Hoover and Miss Ruth Bergman.