Evening star., 1914-10-25
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The religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home this afternoon
will be under the auspices of Cathedral
Chapter. No. IA. Rev. Charles e. Fu,tz.
pastor of the United Brethren Church.
will of1ciate. Services will begin at 2
O'CLOCK Conveyances will be at Ritten-
house street and Georgia avenue at o.aO
CLOCK to convey visitors to the home
The grand visitations of the week
will be made tomorrow and Tuesd.,,
evenings to Temple Chapter. No. IA.
and Fidelity Chapter, No. 49,. respec.
lively. Worthy Matron Mrs. Arnie G
Miller and Worthy Patron l.. s. schoen-
thel Of Temple Chapter have an
nounced a fine program prepared bv
| Mrs. Arabella Addison. chairman ~
| the entertainment committee with
special music by the Temple Chanter
choir, under the direction of Prof s r
CCompton. past patron of Bethlehem
Chapter, NO. Z, and have invited the
present. w
The visitation to Fidelity CHAPTER.
NO. ~, will be made at Masonic Tenn
| pie, 18th street and New York avenue
| instead of Brightwood Masonic Hail
Where the chapter has been holding its
| meetings the past month No definite
| time, 1t fs stated, has yet been fixed
Tor ior the transfer of the chapters meet
Branch Park. but it is understood the
mater is under considerat ton.
The past officers of Electa Chapter.
NO. =, VIII confer the degrees Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock, and the chan.
ter will receive its grand visitation
! Tuesday evening, November 10 at the
same hour. Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der 10, at the same hour. Tuesday
evening, November "a. has been set
| apart by the chapter as donation
evening" for the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
The worthy matron, Mrs. Evelyn
| dursh, has announced a special meet
ing of Martha Chapter, No. 4, for We'd
nesday evening, when the degrees will
| be conferred on number of candi-
| dates.
At the last meeting the chapter con-
| ferred the degrees on a number OF
candidates, the music for the work
being furnished by the choir. Several
| petitions were received. An appro-
| priation of $100 was made toward an
| endowment fund for the Masonic and
thanks was given Sallie Hutchinson
and members Of the auxiliary board for
! their efforts during the year in raising
| 500 for the grounds of the home. Mr.
| Kramer presented the CHdpIeF, On Dc-
7! half of the younger set" with fifty
chairs. The monthly dances. which
were so popular last season, were re-
sumed Thursday night. The beautiful
trophy won by Orient Commandery
No. 5, K T.. for attendance on field
day, October ., was on exhibition In
the chapter room.
\ Ruth Chapter. No. l. had a large
: attendance, including visitors. at its
meeting Monday night, to witness the
/; presentation of the degrees conferred
I on a class Of candidates by the past
! matrons and patrons of Ruth Chapter.
! No, /, with Mrs. Elizabeth McAleer as
, worthy matron. Abram Frey as worthy
| patron, Mrs. Anderson, associate ma
! tron; Mrs. Dauterich, secretary; Mrs.
Lille Schneider, treasurer; Mrs. Aim-
! norman, conductress; Mrs. Rose Yost.
i associate conductress: Mrs. Teachum.
marshal; Mrs. Loeff1er, chaplain; MIS-
Frey, Adah: Mrs. GUIDE, Ruth; MRS.
Crawford, Esther: Mrs Meiners, Mar
tina; Mrs. Phillips, Electa; Mrs. Hughes,
warder, and Henry Yost, ST., sentinel.
| Addresses were made by Grand Pa
| tron c. E. Molster and Worthy Matron
Martha Shaw. A presentation OF SILVER
| Mary Teachum, by Mrs. Morgan and
| Mr.. Cunningham Of Esther Chapter.
( the oficers of Naomi Chapter. and
| various other chapters of this 1urlsdic-
!
| dered by the choir and solo by MRS
| wilson. Refreshments were served in
| the banquet hall.
| The entire official line of Areme Chap
| ter, No. 10, was advanced one s.a.,u aua
| exemplified the work of the order pc
| fore a large attendance. includlns Wis
| itors from this and other Jurisdictions
! The station of associate conductress
|
Matron Maud Felheimer filled the sta
| ton of matron.
After the regular 1sn business tha Jh dae 5ne
| erees program of entertainment
was given. including a solo by Past
| Grand Patron Charles F. Roberts. ana
a travel talk by the Rev. Walter Smith.
one Of the ministers who recently made
| the tour through the Holy Land. Past
Matron Mrs. Williams of Constellation
Chapter, st. Paul. Ninn.. was present
and made a complimentary address on
the work of this jurisdiction as exem-
! plifled by Areme Chapter.
At the conclusion of the evenings
program in the banquet room the
guests were served with a luncheon.
Worthy Matron Mabelle w. Hagen
and Worthy Patron Walter r. Metz ex-
pressed themselves as delighted with
the work rendered by the line of Off
GERS.
All members of the Eastern Star are
invited to attend the meeting of Areme
Chapter November 4. at which time
| Mrs. P. W. Favorite, worthy matron
and Mr. Jacob B Derrick, worthy pa
tron, accompanied by the entire line OF
officers of Takoma Chapter, No. 10, will
fill the stations and exemplify the de-
grees of the order.
At the meeting of William F. Hum
Chapter, No. 16, Thursday evening, the
degrees were conferred on three can
didates by the past officers of the
chapter. Among those who were pres.
ent to witness the work were Mrs. Ju.
lia N Streafer and Mrs Fannie ia ".