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Eastern Star Notes.

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| Eastern Star Notes
Worthy Matron Martha Shaw of Ruth
Chapter, Nc. 1. announces a lecture on
Ireland by Rev. Walter f. Smith at the
meeting tomorrow night. Members and
visitors are invited.
Fidelity Chapter U. D. met in the
new Masonic Temple Tuesday evening
| with good attendance. The first init
| atory work was performed by the new
! chapter and the manner in which the
| officers acquitted themselves, it is said,
| showed preparation and interest. Mr..
and Mrs. George Topham. Mrs. Frank
| Morrison. Mrs. f. c. Brinly. Mrs. Otis
| Cartright. Mrs. w II. Hessick and Mr..
j. B. Schonmer were received new
members.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies of
| initiation a solo by Mrs. Emily Fletcher
"A Perfect Day"-was sung.
At the next meeting of this chapter:
| April ., the degrees will be conferred
| on class of ten or twelve candidates.
Esther Chapter No 5. Thursday even
| ing had many visitors from at least a
| dozen foreign Jurisdictions. They were
i given a cordial and fraternal greeting
| by the worthy matron, Mrs. Grace Lee
Morgan and responded in complimentary
terms. Past Matron Miss Cecilia Atchi
| son reported that the recent theater
| party was a financial success The fol-
lowing program, arranged by Mrs. Mar
readings Mrs. Louise Anderson: piano
| solos, Miss Mary Bell, and readings,
| Mrs. S. Grace Dutton Refreshments
were served under the direction of Mrs.
| Effie Sardo
Bethlehem Chapter. No. :, met Tues
| day evening, when business of the even
| ing included the reception of three
| petitions and one affiliation, reports of
| the recent dinner. theater, rummage
| and euchre committees and reference
Bowen to a dance at Northeast Temple
| next Thursday evening, under the
auspices of the cha apter. and for the
younger set, but to which all were in
ferred upon two candidates the enter
tainment committee presented short
program. Refreshments We're served.
Areme Chapter No. 10. expects at it's
next meeting to be entertained by an
illustrated lecture by Past Patron Delos
W. Thayer.
The services 1t the Masonic and East
ern Star Home Easter Sunday were
conducted by this chapter. There was
a large attendance. and the address
was by Rev. Walter Smith of Whitney
Avenue Christian Church The music
for the occasion was furnished by Miss
Lillian NJ Spoor. organist of the chap
ter.
At the meeting Wednesday night. aft
er the regular order Of business was
disposed of. the degrees were conferred
on several candidates.
Mrs. Eva Love entertained the chap
Patron Arthur NJ. Poynton compliment
ed the chapter on its work and prog
ress.
Past Grand Patron George W Now
bray was also complimentary to the
chapter.
A large audience was present Monday
evening when the degrees were con-
ter. No 13. by Mrs. Arnie c. Miller.
matron. and Leo S. Schoenthal, patron
assisted by. the other officers of the
chapter The following program was
also rendered: Violin obligato, Palm
Branches" Miss Eta Austin and Mrs
Florence Huss accompanied the
violin by Miss Ida Tllman: original
mism," Mrs. Hattie Schwab; violin solo,
| Miss Ida Tllman: recitation. Charles r.
Weston; vocal solo, Mrs. Arabella Ad-
P. G. NJ: remarks, J. w. Bryan. past
patron. Seattle, Wash. and recita ton.
Mrs. ]. w. Bryan, past matron state
of Washington. A handsome slumber
DR., W. c. Ipham for the luncheon and
bazaar to be held In the Old Masonic
Temple. April 80 and May and 2. At
the conclusion of the exercises a cola
IL.
Unique souvenirs. recalling that it was
| Easter Monday. were distributed
The grand matron; Mrs. Jessie W.
patron. chaxles E holster made an Off
cial visit to- Columbia Chapter No Is.
Monday evening. The degrees were ex-
emplified on a class of candidates Many
of the grand officers, together with a
number of past and present matrons and
patrons. were in attendance Remarks
were made by the grand matron and
patron, and Mrs; Evelyn Hursh. matron
of Martha Chapter. gave recitations At
the close of the meeting refreshments
were served and miniature hand painted
Easter baskets. the handiwork e the
worthy matron. Mrs. Mary f. E,pples-
, heimer. were given to all present as
souvenirs of the occasion.
Friendship Chapter. No. II. met on the
l4th instant An appropriation of 500
was made to furnish room at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home Grand
Matron Mrs Jessie W. Cowles and
Grand Patron Charles f. Molster were
present and made encouraging remarks
to the young chapter. after which the
following program was rendered: Mrs
Christina Fletcher solo; Mrs Henry F.
kunkel. several selections. and Charles
A. Stevens of Electa Chapter mperson-
atoms. accompanied by songs The
Friendship Chapter drill team conferred
the floral degrees.
Those who took part in the drill were
Mrs. Edith a. Lynn. director: Mrs
Fronie Bergman. matron; Mrs Masella
Parks, as associate matron: Mrs Nellie
Fletcher. conductress: Miss Alice T.. Sell
| er. associate conductress: Mrs King as
Ada. Miss Grace Robey as Ruth. Mrs
Nettie Giles Esther Mrs Hettie Faw-
| cett as Martha. Mrs. Samuel Shields as
| Electra. while Mrs. Mamie Walker acted
as candidate. Miss Margie Brodt and
Miss Ruth Bergman sang the musical
| parts OF Ruth and Naomi.
| The grand matron. who presided used
| a historical gavel cut from a piece of the
capstone of the Washington monument
| by William Champion. a member of the
, chapter. who presented 1t to the chapter
| when it was instituted.
| ODD FELLOWS.
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