Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-25

solo. Mrs Elsie HarveyWeaver. There
being no work, the evening was spent
in singing old songs. led by the choir,
under the direction of Mrs. Deal. at the
conclusion of which refreshments were
served in the banquet hall.
| Areme Chapter. No. TO- at its meet
! ing Wednesday night devoted con-
siderable portion of the evening to a
,, social game of five hundred, with
twelve or fifteen tables. Many fine
prizes were awarded A Vctrola fur
nished music. The theater party given
by Areme Chapter last week was re-
ported a great success
Thursday evening the chapter will
give dance and five hundred party
at Mrs. Dyer'S studio.
| The chapter announces work at it's
next meeting. to which all members of
the order are invited.
| Temple Chapter. No. 10, will meet in
the new Masonic Temple tomorrow
! evening. The euchre and five hundred
party given Thursday at the home of
Past Matron Nora l.. Hurey was re-
ported a success. Several members on
the sick list were reported to be rapid
ly recovering. Past Patron DIR. Oscar
Coumbe, chairman of the committee in
charge of the excursion which is to be
held August 10 to Chesapeake Beach,
reported all arrangements made.
Worthy Matron Elizabeth Odekoven and
Worthy Patron John f. May, announced
that an interesting program had been
prepared for tomorrow evening in the
form of an illustrated lecture by Rev.
William a. Melvin, pastor of the First
NJ. 2. Church, on The Holy Land"
Some fine views are promised.
Columbia Chapter, No. Is. will meet
tomorrow evening al the Masonic Hall,
corner 18th and Kenyon streets, when
the degrees will be conferred.
The semi-annual rummage sale will
be held during this week at 201S
Georgia avenue.
Wednesday evening the chapter and
friends visited the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home and entertained the old
folks with a program consisting OF
vocal solos by Miss Marian Larner.
Charles w. Moore and Mrs. Maud A.
Malcolm. Miss Dorothy MacElwee and
Miss Bessie Dyer amused with a plan
tation sketch entitled, Mandy and Ike"
Refreshments were served at the con-
clusion of the program.
The chapter has arranged to hold
five hundred party at it's hall Saturday
evening, May s.
Ascension Chapter, No. 20. at its
Friday evening mseens rhina
shower" night. After the business of
the meeting was concluded the doors
were thrown open to friends and the
talent. who We're not members OF tne
order.
Under the auspices of Past Matron
Genevieve r. Haley a pleasing pro-
gram was given. Those taking part
were: Miss Edna Kahmann, a student
at the Colonial School and member
of the Rubnstein Club, with Miss Hall
at the piano; vocal solos by Miss
Houchins and Miss Jllman; reading.
The ti-suffragette, by Mrs; An
Mrs. Carr, members of the Rubinstein
Club, and an instrumental solo by
Mrs. Baxter.
When the program was ended a
ba nquet hall Souvenirs of rosebuds
were given the ladies, and cigars to
the men.
Ascension Chapter itself was well re
membered also by its friends. as the
evening resulted in a veritable shower
of china for the baby chapter Mrs
Amelia Eberly was chairman Of the
shower" with Mesdames Haley. Dix,
Thompson and Ferguson assisting.
Among the guests of the evening
were Past Grand Matrons Ball and
Kmmel and Past Grand Patron Now
bray Mrs Lillian CARL presented a char
ter holder to the chapter
80 at the Columbia. and rummage sale
May 10.
The matrons of 1908 will be enter
tanned by Frank Kidd Thursday.
The members of the sewing circle
of Takoma Chapter. No. IL, Will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Pauline Paravano at
her home, 629 Dahlia street, Tuesday.
Mizpah Chapter. No. 8, Tuesday even
ing conferred degrees upon several
with large attendance of
visitors and members. After a short
recess refreshments were served in the
banquet hall