Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-20

fulfilled Thursday evening, when Past
Grand Patron Wallace Streater. for
the trustees, presented the new gold
Jewels In an address, dealing with the
history of the chapter and the signifi-
canoe of the jewels. Assisted by Trustees
frank A. Bingf1eld and James H. Nc
lntosh, he placed the jewels, which
are suspended by ribbon, on each Off
ana those worn by the worthy matron
dnu worthy patron are studded with
diamonds. The worthy matron, Miss
Grace Lee Morgan, and the worthy
patron, J. Harry Cunningham, thanked
tne trustees for their care in watching
after their manufacture The chapter
sent the jewels 1t has used for' the
past eighteen years to a struggling
chapter in a foreign jurisdiction.
AFTER the initiatory work a program.
N. Glbson. was presented. Associate
Matron Mrs. Nellie West sang a solo,
MRS Theodore Cunningham played Sc
iections on the piano and the choir
sang; Past Matron Ef1e A. Roberts
mrs; Marguerite De Wolf filled the
station of Esther during the evening
refreshments were served under the
direction of Mrs. Sarah Cleland.
Past Grand Matron Mrs. Fannie A.
OF Star Chapter. Massachusetts,. de-
livered addresses.
The worthy matron announced that
the chapter would pay a social visit
10 the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Wednesday evening. Automobiles will
leave the New Mosonic Temple at Z
CLOCK. returning later in the evening.
All members have been urged to go
and help to give good time to the
home folks
Announcement has been made that
the line officers of Bethlehem Chap
ter. No. Z, will be advanced at the
meeting Tuesday evening. The
worthy matron, Mrs. Henrietta Bowen,
vacating her position in the east for
Buratt, to confer the degrees
upon her daughter. The worthy ma
iron has asked the return of all books
on the hand-painted china Tuesday
evening. and final. reports from all
committees have been called for also.
Cathedral Chapter, No. IA, will en-
terrain the matrons and patrons of
1914 at its meeting Friday evening,
when visiting members OF Friendship
Chapter will present the floral degree
in costume An enjoyable evening
sic Bradley has extended general in
vitation to members Of the order to
attend.
Friendship Chapter. No II, will meet
in Masonic Hall, Teuleytown, Tues
an entertainment hast been planned.
the meeting will be held in short form
and an open meeting will be held
about pm. to make way for the
entertainers. Among. those who have
promised to take part is part of
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songs and choruses. under the direc-
ton of Charles A. Stevens. I Cold
smith will give an Italian impersona-
ton full of comedy and satire. Mas
tiers Karl Berryman and Roy Hall will
give a musical skit. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hoover will present comic
sketch and others will take part The
matrons and patrons of 1914 will at
tend in a body Members of the order
in general have been invited to be
present.
Owing to the redecorating of the va
-ious rooms in the Masonic Temple.
Fidelity Chapter, No. 10, will hold its
meetings of September % and October
10 in Masonic Hall. Brightwood, at
pm. Fidelity Chapter will have charge
of the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home at 3 pm. Sun
day, September 81. Rev. Clarence E.
Wise of the Iowa Avenue NJ. E. Church
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will meet members and friends at $50
pm. at Rittenhouse street and Georgia
avenue.
Ascension Chapter. U. D.. which was
instituted in the New Masonic Temple
September 4, held its second regular
meeting Friday night, with large at
tendance of members and visitors. A
number of petitions for membership
have been received. and the prospects
are said to be bright for the future;
Meetings are held the first and third
Fridays of each month at the New
Masonic Temple, and members of the
order generally are invited to be pres
ent
The following is a partial list of the
matron; Mansell F. Mills. worthy pa
iron: Mrs. Amelia e. Eberly, associate
matron. Miss Pearl v. Phflpitt, secre-
tary: Mrs. Genevieve R. Haley. treas
urer: Mrs Flora C. Dyer. conductress;
Mrs. Jennie M. Porter. ASSOCIATE p cot
chaplain; Mrs. Virginia G. Hall, mar
shall. Mrs, Clara b. Mathers, Ruth;
Mrs. Katie r. Ferguson, Eseher, Mrs.
Amy G. Thompson, Electa, and James
M. Callahan, sentinel.
Areme Chapter, No. 10, celebrated its
fourteenth anniversary in the chapter
room of the Masonic Temple wednesday
night, There was large attendance,
which included the grand matron, grano
patron, many grand chapter ana past
grand chapter officers and the matrons
and patrons of the various local chapters
The entertainment features of the pro
gram were under the direction OF Past
Matron Marie H. Pierce and MIS- Helen
Bra shears Addresses, which were inter-
spersed with program numbers, 1ellcl-
tated the chapter on Its success. Fast
Grand Matrop Jeanette r. Smith pre-
sented, on behalf of the chapter, bouquet
of American beauty roses to Grand Ma
tron Jessie W. Cowles. Patron Edward
Brashears presented the rebound copy OF
the Bible which has been in the chapters
possession fourteen years. Past Grand
Matron Smith accepted 1t on behalf OF
the chapter Mrs. Brashears, who &C.
cupies the station of Electa, presented to
Mrs Smith bouquet of American beauty
roses.
Worthy Matron Mabelle w. Hagen
received for her one-year-old boy
number of useful presents from MIS-.
Pierce. in honor Of the first anniver-
Hagen family. The program included
Mrs. Flora Dyer in a piano solo, Mrs.
Isbell, vocal solo; Paul Grove. songs,
accompanied by Miss Helen Kali
strom; solos, monologues and instru-
mental numbers by prophets of Kali
Stevens, in which he and the following
participated: 1. Goldsmith, Italian dia-
lect monologue; Edward Hutchinson,
songs; David Wolf, the whistling
prophet; Jacque Heidenheimer, piano
solos; Milton ]. Fillius,. vocal selec-
Staples and Prophet Hanlein. The
chapter closed with singing God Be
with You Till We Meet Again." A
banquet followed in the banquet