Evening star., 1915-10-10

Worthy Matron Odekoven Of Temple
Chapter, No. 13. announces work and
the advancement of the line officers at
the meeting tomorrow evening. She
has also invited all members of the or
der to be present.
Past Matron Coumbe also intends
having a further entertainment for the
endowment fund of the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home on this occasion.
Mrs. Tweedale has donated a large
cake. Entertainment will follow with
refreshments.
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons
Association of Ruth Chapter, No. /, re-
Gently met at the residence of Mrs. Alb
bic ]. Turner, Quarry road. This being
the first fall meeting 1t was reur on
and many were in attendance, with Mrs.
Sophie Dauterich. president: Mrs. Re-
becca Weiners, secretary, and Mrs.
Kathryn GUIDE. treasurer. occupying the
chairs.
The usual business was transacted
after which several gave talks of their
summer travels. The special guest of
the evening was Mrs. Lorraine ]. Pit
| Grand Secretary of the General Grand
Chapter of the Order of the Eastern
Star of the United States. Mrs. Pit
kin will soon round out her fiftieth
year, as an Eastern Star member, and
her talk on the order was warmly ap-
plauded. Mrs. Mary Frey gave hu-
morous recitations.
The library and dining room were
decorated with fall flowers and refresh
ments were served, after which well
Mrs. Turner expects to leave for Palm
Beach. Fla. October 16.
The next meeting will be held at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre.
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Grand Matron Catharina Lof1er. ac-
companied by Grand Patron Arthur M.
Poynton. together with other officers
| of the Grand Chapter, paid their an
| ter Wednesday night. The chapter room
| was fled TO its capacity. The committee
| on decorations. of which Past Matron
Bertha B. Hosch was chairman. had
transformed the hall into bower OF
beauty, with American flags, palms, roses
| and chrysanthemums.
| After short business session OF the
chapter. the officers of the grand chap
| ter were announced, each carrying a
| tiny fan as a favor of the evening.
! The grand matron was received by
| Miss Maud Fellheimer. worthy matron,
| with an appropriate address,
Both the grand matron and grand pa
| tron. after listening to the reports OF
| the officers, complimented the chapter
| on Its progress during the year.
| The program of entertainment for the
evening consisted of a vocal solo by
Miss Hazel Bornheim of Mizpah Chap
ter, No. 8; violin solo by Miss Ida Ull-
man of Mizpah Chapter, and vocal
duet by Mrs Selma Danforth of Areme
Chapter and Martin J. Fillius of Electa
Chapter. No. Q.
| As an encore Mrs. Danforth sang for
the benefit Of the grand matron. from
the '"Trumpeter from Sackingen," "Es
hat NIGHT sollen sein." Past Grand Ma
tron Ethel Baker Wetzel addressed the
| chapter.
The speaker Of the evening, Rev. DR..
Abram Simon. took as his subject
the five-pointed star and. representing
Its several points as the home. the
school, the church. the lodge and the
| nation. he built up a picture OF the
true meaning OF fraternity.
| Worthy Matron Fellheimer and Wor-
thy Patron Charles Hosch were the re-
cipients Of many compliments on the
success OF their chapter year.
Mispah Chapter. No. Q. o. E g.. held
special meetings September. 30. October
and for the purpose Of conferrins
ths desrees. September 30 shs degrees
wero conferred by the grand omcers,
the chairs being hiled as follows
worthy grand matron, cathnrina fsof.
mss, worthy grand patron. Arthur ~
lf0ynton' associate grand matfon. Ida