Evening star., 1915-05-30

Bornheim and the matron and patron
were called upon and they responded
with addresses. Mrs. Lewis, chairman
of the euchre held in Northeast Temple.
reported $40 realized. She was com
plimented for her efforts and sue
cess. Mrs Annie Broderick. chairman
of rummage sale held last week. turned
over $50 to the treasurer. She also
was commended for her hard work and
it's good results
The sewing circle will meet with the
matron, Mrs. Lennon, June s. at
o'clock.
A delegation of members Of Martha
Washington Chapter. o. E. s., Alex
andria, Va, accompanied by their ma
tron, will visit Brookland Chapter at
it's meeting June 9. After the program
refreshments will be served.
The past matrons met with the presi-
dent of the association, Mrs. Lena G..
Cheesman, Friday afternoon, and an
elaborate lunch was served at O'Clock;
The parlors were decorated with field
flowers and the table decorations were
pink roses and ferns. The euchre held
by the past matrons at the home OF
the president netted s6, which was
turned over to the treasurer of the as
sociation. After a pleasant social hour
they adjourned to meet with the junior
past matron, Mrs. Verna Conway. Mon
day, June Z. Lunch will be served at
o'clock sharp.
Takoma Chapter. No. ~, is preparing
to give an outing and an entertain
ment for the members of the Eastern
Star Home Wednesday evening. A
program is being arranged and re
freshmeRts will be served. Automobiles
will be at the terminus Of the electric
car line at Takoma Park at 1880 O'Clock
to convey members of the fraternity 10
the home on Blair road.
The sewing circle OF IakOna CnapteF
will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Carrie Emerson. As Maple avenue.
Takoma Park. The members of the
chapter are also making arrangements
for lawn fete June II.
The regular meeting Of Temple Chap
ter, No. 13, was held Monday evening
in the chapter room at the Masonic
Temple.
Substantial amounts were turned over
to the Secretary by Past Worthy Ma
tron Coumbe and Mrs. Sarah watts.
centerpiece presented by Mrs. WATTS
was won by Mrs. Mary Old.
After the close of the meeting the
members were entertained with group
of songs by Miss Florence Coumbe, ac,
companied by Miss Rider, and vocal
solos by Miss Francis Schuerger of
Takoma Chapter. accompanied oy MISS
Eta Austin of Martha Cnapiel' a,ven
matinee euchre will pc gwen
Thursday afternoon, June 10, at 73o 4th
street southeast.
to present That Blond Person" at Its
meeting Tuesday evening. There VIII
also be other features of enter
tainment followed by refreshments.
Worthy Matron Stella Knapp invites
all friends to be present.
The matrons of 1908 met with Mrs.
Elizabeth McAleer, 3525 New Hamp-
shire avenue northwest, Wednesday
afternoon; Lunch was seavstaa served at ,r;,h l
La France roses and ferns. After
lunch the matrons adjourned to the
porch and a social hour was spent
with the hostess. Those who enjoyed
Elizabeth McAleer were Mrs. Carrie
Kidd, president; Mrs. Carrie Smith,
Mrs. Fanny seiinger. Miss Hattie
Crump, Mrs. Minerva Crawford and
Mrs. Ida Faber, secretary.
At the meeting of VIM. F. Hunt
Chapter. No Is. Thursday evening. the
chairman of the moonlight excursion
committee reported that progress was
being made for the excursion to be
June III, at o'clock. There will be
music and dancing on the boat The
degrees were conferred upon candi-
date The committee having charge
reported the dance at the nome Oh MIs.
Flora Dyer May IS a success. On
motion a letter of thanks and appre-
ciation was sent to Mrs. Dyer. pro-
gram consisting of piano solo, sew
eral recitations and a few games was
followed by light refreshments. Mrs.
Helen E. Barnard, grand warder, will
have charge of the entertainment for
the month of June, and as the chapter
has voted to discontinue the regular
meetings during July and August. the
two meetings in June, 1t is said, will
be especially interesting.