Evening star., 1915-02-28

Baptist Church. eth and A streets
northeast, Rev. John c. Ball, pastor
| Washington Centennial Lodge, No. IA
has also been invited and will prob
ably be escorted to the church by the
commandery.
| BENJAMIN B. French Lodge, No. Is
tomorrow evening will have the E. A
!, degree. with Senior Warden James P
Schick heading the official line.
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Tomorrow is the night set apart for
! Ruth Chapters annual masquerade
ball. All members of the fraternity
are invited to attend in costume.
| At the last meeting of the chapter
Past Matron Mrs. C. ". burlington OF
Maryland Chapter, Baltimore. Nd, was
among those present. Mrs. burlington
was formerly a member of Ruth. She
was invited by the worthy matron
Mrs. C. Y. Pollard, to assist in the
initiatory work.
! The colonial tea given on George
| success. Many guests appeared in cos
| tune, creating a realistic effect.
Electa Chapter, No. ., initiated
| three candidates at it's meeting Tues
| day evening. one of them being AL
| bert Beck. master of Anacostia Lodge
All the past grand matrons and grand
| patrons who are members of Electa
| Grand Patron Adolph GUIDE, who is
! just recovering from serious accident
which occurred to him at his floral
plant about a month ago. Mr.. GUIDE
gave a pleasant talk. During the
evening excellent music was rendered
and refreshments served. The date
! for the annual excursion has been set
| for August 10 to Chesapeake Beach.
The worthy matron. Mrs. Lavenia
Kelly. has before her plans for a
spring and early summer, SO a large
attendance is looked for at Electa dur
ing the year.
The colonial entertainment given by
Martha Chapter, No. 4. at Naval Lodge
Hall Monday evening drew about 500
members and their friends. taxing the
| hall to the limit. Past Matron Mrs.
Lillian Mckenzie was chairman of the
entertainment committee. The enter
tainment was under the direction of
Charles D. Shackelford, and consisted
of minstrel first part, with Paul
Grove and Harry L. Shackelford as
end men. The chorus was composed
Solos were sung by Mrs Isdell, Mrs.
White. Mrs. Harries. Miss >Darna1l.
F. C. Schaffer, Mr.. Firestone, Mr.. Lang,
Mr. Davidson and little Gladys Gala
han. Dancing followed until a late
hour. with Mrs. Woodard in charge.
Worthy Matron Nellie West and
Worthy Patron Edwin C. Dutton an
nounce that there will be degree work
at the meeting of Esther Chapter. No.
), Thursday evening. An invitation
is extended generally to all members
of the order to attend.
Bethlehem Chapter, No. Z, met Tues
day evening sor the official visit OF
| Worthy Grand Matron Loff1er and
Worthy Grand Patron Poynton. A
were present. among them Past Grand
Matrons Smith, GUIDE, Ball and Kim
mel and Past Grand Patrons Faber
and Mobray. fast Patron Bowen and
Past Matron Felt were commended for
their efforts in beautifying the chap
ter room. A new foor cloth has been
added, color lights To-. the star points
and radiant star for the east. Mrs
CARL, chairman for the euchre, an
nounces an afternoon euchre for Fri
day at o'clock at Northeast Temple,
and the evening of March II at 8
o'clock, at the same place. past pa
irons euchre will be given. The
worthy grand matron complimented
ance, and the grand patron complt-
mented the matron and her officers. A
short program was rendered by Mrs.
Dyer Of Martha and Mrs. Scherger of
Ruth Chapter. Refreshments were
served in the banquet hall.
The grand matron and grand patron
will pay their official visit to Areme
Chapter, No. 10, Wednesday evening
and a large attendance is expected
At the last meeting of Areme Chapter
a
visitors were treated to program in
cluding a plano solo played with the
left hand by Miss Lillian Spoor; vocal
solos. by Miss Helen Kalstrom. Mrs.
by Miss Madolin Smithsons pupils;
songs and dances. by Baby Ann Suter."
and duet, by Mrs. Hodge and Mr..
Murray.
The Dramatic Club of Areme Chapter
produced for the first time its new one
act sketch entitled The Great Pumpkin
Case of Cuff Versus Muff." The scene
of the sketch is courtroom in George
town, D. c., in the year 1850. The fol-
lowing were in the cast: Miss Ruth
olga Grinnell, Miss Maud Fellheimer,
Mrs. Eva S. Love, Mrs. Helen Bra
shears, Mrs. Ada Murray. Mrs. Marie
Pierce, Mrs. Ella Mazzei, Mrs. Julia
FRANKIE, Miss Dora Stearman and Miss
Belle Scott.
Worthy Matron Maud Fellheimer is
being complimented upon her election
as president of the Matrons' and pa
irons Association for 1915, recently Or
ganized.
Temple Chapter, No. 13-Mrs. Eliza
beth Odekoven, worthy matron: John
F. May. worthy patron-at it's last meet
ing, had an address by Rev. Vincent
Hewlett, on '"The Life of Washington
solo, Mrs. Huss; recitation. Mrs.
Hilless; solo, Clark Risler; solo, mrs.
Addison; recitation, Mrs. Hilless; solo,
Mr. Bell, and America" by the chap
ter.
The sixteenth reunion of the 1910
Matrons and Patrons Association was
held Saturday evening, the committee
in charge, consisting of Miss Corinne
Hay, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Harper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton ]. Fillius, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Poynton. Mr. and Mrs. Delos
NJ Carter and Mr.. and Mrs David q.
Cheesman. At the business session the
officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: Mrs. Flora Camp
bell, president; Mrs. Lena Phillips, vice
president; James D. Rowen, secretary
and treasurer, and Mrs. Belle Hampton.
Abram Frey and DIR. D. p. Bush, mem
bers of the executive committee. A
pleasing entertainment, arranged by
Mr. F'illius, consisted of a piano solo by
, Miss Lora Harper. recitation by Mrs.
Flora Campbell, remarks by Grand
| thanked the members of the associa-
| ton for the gift presented to him upon
| his installation as grand patron: reci-
tattop hy Mro Marv Erev and dnet hv