The Washington herald., 1915-10-10
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF FRATERNAL CIRCLES IN WASHINGTON

sistory, Royal and Select Masters; past
sovereign prince Of Central City Coun-
Gil. Princes Of Jerusalem; recorder and
drill master Of Central City Comman-
derry. K. T.: grand standard bearer.
Council Of Deliberation Of the State of
New York, commander Of Cen
trail City Consistory. A. & A. S. R.. and
past assistant grand lecturer Of the
twenty-seventh Masonic district.
Theater Party to BE Held.
Columbia Chapter, No Is. O. E. g.,
will hold its regular meeting tomorrow
evening in Masonic Hail. corner Kenyon
and fourteenth streets. The worthy
matron announces that the chapter will
hold a rummage sale during the week Of
October IS and calls the attention Of the
members to the theater party to be held
at Polls Monday evening. October IS.
Worthy Matron to Entertain Fidel-
ity Chapter.
The meeting of Fidelity Chapter. o. E.
s. last Tuesday evening was well at
tended and those present were treated
to an interesting talk by Rev. C. e.
Wise and a reading by Mrs. Brinley.
members of the chapter, after which re-
freshments were served.
Worthy Matron Stella Knapp an
nounces a "sociable' for November g.
which will be held at her home, LIS
Crittenden street, and to which al! mem
hers and friends of the order are in
vited.
Areme Chapter Paid omcial. Visit.
companied by Grand Patron Arthur NJ.
pnvnfOn yriY ~
the Grand Chapter. paid their annual
grand visitation to Areme Chapter. No
10. o. E S. Wednesday night. The
chapter room was hlled TO its capacity.
The committee on decoration, of which
Past Matron Bertha B. Hosch was
chairman, had transformed the hall into
a bower OF beauty. which presented a
truly charming scene. The decorations
for the evening were United States flags.
palms. roses and chrysantheraums.
After a short business session of the
chapter the officers of the Grard Chap
ter were announced and admitted. each
carrying a tiny fan as favor. The
grand natron was received by Miss
Maud Fellheimer. worthy matron, with
a charming and appropriate address.
Both the grand matron and grand
patron, after listening to the reports
OF the officers. complimented the chap
Ter on tnelr eHcelIent progress during
the year.
The program Of entertainment for
the evening consisted of a vocal solo
by Miss Hazel Bornheim. of Mizpah
No. s; violin solo by Miss Ida
Cllman. OF Mizpah Chapter. and a vo-
cal duet by Mrs. Selma Danforth. Of
A RENE Chapter. and Martin j. Fillius.
OF Electa Chapter. No. 2.
AS an encore Mrs. Danforth sang for
the. benefit of the grand matron a song
from the -Trumpeter From Sackin-
gen." Es hat NIGHT sollen sein." Past
Grand Marion Ethel Baker Wetzel. ad-
dressed the chapter in her usual happy
The speaker Of the evening. Rev Dr.
Abram Simon. took as his subject the
ave-pointed star. and representing its
several points Is the home. the school.
the church. the lodge. and the nation.
he built up a magnificent picture of
The true meaning of fraternity. 1t was
'eplete with valuable lessons and sug-
yestions for all.
The evening was one of rare enjoy
nent and Worthy Matron FelIheimer
md Worthy Patron Charles Hosch
we're the recipients of many compli- !
nents on the success OF their chapter |
year. and both are said to be fully de-
serving of all the compliments paid
hem.