Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-21

Home. This makes about $500 the chap
ter has raised for this purpose. Past Ma
tron Mrs. Maude E. B. Wright made q
report of the theater party. The program
Matron Mrs. Bertha G. Hudson. and
consisted Of piano solo by Mrs. Theo-
dora Cunningham. recitation by Misi
corinne Hay, solo by Miss Ruth AyleI
! and readings by Miss F. B. Webster. Re.
I freshments were served in the banquet
hail under the direction of Mrs. Sarah
Mcqueen.
Areme Chapter. No. 10. Wednesday,
| night held its last meeting before the
summer vacation. The evening was de-
voted to work and entertainment. A
class Of seven candidates received the
Z, degrees Of the order. The chapter room
was filled with members and great
many visitors, among them visitors from,
New Hampshire. North Carolina. New
| York and other parts Of the country. An
address by Past Grand Matron Mrs.
Guernsey OF Seattle. Wash, especially
complimented the officers OF Areme
Chapter on the excellence Of their work.
The entertainment Of the evening con-
sisted Of Rotations by Mrs. Jennie Por-
ter and Miss Edna Hager, q vocal solo
by George Melody. violin solos by Miss
Ida Ullman and a piano solo by Miss
Lillian Spoor.
Areme Chapter. it is said. has had a
very successful year thus far. worthy
Matron Mabelle W. Hagen expressed her
appreciation of 1.-The splendid progress
half of the year" and wished all pleas
ant vacation and a happy return to
chapter work in September.
Temple Chapter, No. 10, will hold its
regular meeting in the New Masonic
Temple tomorrow evening. Worthy Ma
tron Arnie c. Miller and Worthy Patron
Leo 8 Schoenthal have promised another
Of those delightful evenings for which
Temple Chapter has been noted during
the present year. Refreshments will be
served. AS this IL the last meeting Of the
chapter before the summer recess. 1T Is
anticipated the attendance will be large
The Progressive Stars" an auxiliary to
Temple Chapter, held a successful social
Wednesday evening, at the apartment Of
Mrs. Chamberlain. in the Royalton, M
street northwest Games and novel fea-
lures were introduced and buffet lunch
con was served
Friendship Chapter No. Il. will meet
Tuesday evening and after a business ses-
sion, at which number Of candidates
will be considered, committees will make
reports, including the theater, base ball.
bylaws and dance committees. The dane,
given in st. Columbo's Hall, Tenleytown.
June IL was we'll attended.
The Matrons of 1908 met Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs Ida v. Fabef
for their annual outing. Those present
were Mrs. Carrie Kidd president; Mrs.
Elizabeth McAleir. Mrs. Carrie Smith,
Miss Harriet B. Crump, Mrs. Carrie Full
Ter. Mrs. Fannie Selinger and Mrs. Mi
nerva Crawford. Past Grand Matron Mrs.
Julia Streater was reported detained at
home by illness. Mrs. S. NJ. Frazier,
past matron of Electa Chapter. No. ..
and Mrs Crump were guests of honor.
After an enjoyable hour on the porches
the gong summoned al to dinner. Later
the business was transacted and pictures
Of the group taken. An accident marred
the pleasure Of an otherwise delightful
day. Mrs. Kidd, in making a misstep.
fell down one of the terraces. striking
her shoulder on the stones of the gutter
and fracturing the bone. She was able to
ride to a physician and then to walk
home. The meetings of the Matrons of
1908 will be called of until the last
Thursday in September.