Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-11

| Takoma Chapter, No. IL, will visit thu
Masonic and Eastern Star Home Fri.
i day. Associate Matron Miss Edith Bur
rell has extended a general invitation
to all members of the order to join the
party. The start will be made from
the terminus of the Takoma Park cal
line. Automobiles will be in wait
ing to convey those in attendance te
| the home at PM. Refreshments viii
ment will be presented. with other in.
teresting features.
! The sewing circle of Takoma Chap
f.; ter. No. IL, met with Mrs. Carrie Jim
erson Tuesday.
| Worthy Matron Nellie West and
| Worthy Patron Edwin c. Dutton OF
Esther Chapter. No. S, have announced
! that the date for the annual picnic OF
the chapter at Great Falls has been
changed from July II to July "a. The
! said. because the date first selected
| oonfiicted with several other events.
Adah Chapter. Mount Rainier. Md.
will meet Tuesday instead of Wednes-
day. Three candidates will receive the
Of the fraternity are invited to be pres
ent.
| The last meeting of the Past Matrons
and Past Patrons Association OF Ruth
Chapter. No. l, was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. William F. GUIDE
$500 New Hampshire avenue north
west. Past Matron Sophie Dauterfch
president: Past Grand Patron William
, F. GUIDE, adviser; Past Matron Rebecca
1yfoa
Past Grand Matron Kathryn GUIDE
treasurer. and large number were In
attendance.
Letters of regret were received from
homes. A letter of congratulations and
good wishes accompanied by solid
silver monogram spoon was ordered
sent to Past Matron Mary Lamond
White. The meeting was held on a
large lawn, where the japanese pago-
electric lights, and refreshments were
served.
An invitation was received from Mr.
and Mrs. Frank r. Underwood to meet
with them in August at their new
camp at Sycamore Island.
The Matrons and Patrons of 1914 took
their second annual outing Wednesday
Fifty-two members and their friends
left Washington on the Washington
sos am. and on arrival at Annapolis
boarded the steamer Emma Giles for a
trip up the West and Rhode rivers. Az
entertainment was provided on the
boat. Mrs. Evelyn Hursh. the president
Of the association. reciting in negro
dialect. The junior past grand matron
Mrs. Jessie w. Coles. spoke to the party
and sang several songs, as did also hel
mother, Mrs. I. F. Martin of Wisconsin
Several others of the matrons and
do frih ~ ha
gram. A stay of forty-hve minutes was
made at Tontee for athletic sports. The
chicken trot was won by Mrs. Hen
rietta Bowen, a quoits game by Mrs
fat woman's race by Mrs. Grace Lee
Morgan, jumping contest by Mrs
Hursh, and fat mems race. tie between
Mr.. Metz and T. Frank Morgan. An in
teresting event was the steyedore race
won by Mrs. Cowles. who carried Mr.
son. carrying ]. Harry Cunningham
came in second. Dinner was served or
the boat. On the return to Annapolis
the party visited the Naval Academy
and state house.
Those who made the trip were Mrs
Jessie W. Cowles. Mrs. L. F. Martin. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. H. Mattern, Mrs. Omohun-
dro and son. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Rich
ardson, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Frank Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Cunningham, Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Bowen, Mrs. Rosamond
and Miss Rosamond, Mr.. Metz. Miss
Shipley. Mr.. and Mrs. Cove and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Favorite, Mrs. Miller, Mr.. anG
Mrs. SchoenthaI. Mr.. and Mrs. Eppels-
heimer. Mr.. and Mrs. Leahy. Mr.. and
Mrs Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Milan an6
son and Miss Eta Larkfn.
The members of Temple Chapter, No
10, have been requested to meet at the
residence of Past Matron Mrs. Lillian
CARL, 923 7th street northeast, Thurs
day evening at 1880 o'clock sharp. tc
make arrangements for a lawn party
to be held August and 6.
Ann rrag@~