Evening star., 1915-03-14

marshal Of the chapter; duet by Charles
F. Roberts and NJ. j. Fillius; address
by Worthy Grand Patron Brother
Poynton: song by Mr.. Roberts.
Past Matron Carrie Smith is at the
head of 4 committee to produce a par
eel post" entertainment for the benefit
of the Eastern Star Home. and it is her
wish to arrange a date about the mid
die of April for this occasion.
After the meeting. the patron of the
chapter announced that another hard
working committee had a program to
render in the banquet hall. and the
lunch served proved this to be true.
Every one present stayed and thor
ouehly enjoyed a very substantial sup
per.
Wednesday night next Areme Chap
ter, No. 10, will celebrate st. Pat
ricks day with a special program of
entertainment. Among those who will
participate are: Rev. Earle Wiley, who
will give reading: Miss Maud Fell
heimer. matron. and Frank ]. Rowell,
patron of Columbia Chapter, No. Is,
with dialogue. Mrs. Grinnel1 and
Mrs. Pierce will also offer a dialogue
and several other numbers Will be pre-
sented.
Miss Maud Fellheimer and Charles
l.. HoSch, lnatron and patron of Areme
Chapter, respectively, extend general
invitation to all members of the order.
A large delegation from King David
Lodge. No. :S: East Gate Lodge, No. "a.
and Hiram Royal Arch Chapter. No. 10.
responded to the invitation extended
by Brookland Chapter, No II, Wednas-
day evening to a reception given in
their honor. which was largely attend
ed by the members and friends of the
chapter. In the receiving line were
Nutr Myc Io1o
and Worthy Patron George Stranahan,
Past Matron Lena G. Cheeseman, Past
Matron Minerva r. Crawford, jr.: Past
Grand Patron Charles Molster. Past
Grand Matron Jessie w. Cowles, Past
Matron f. Lillian Holmes, Past Patron
William Odell, Past Patron Sydney
Wright, Past Patron Arthur Williams.
Past Patron John J. Crawford. Past
Patron David Cheeseman and Past Ma
tron Helen Molster.
worthy matron and patron a program
was presented. including selections by
Mr.. Clay Holmes, young violinist
vocal solo by Miss Ruth Judson, solo
by Miss Burton, accompanied by Mrs.
burnside, and a recitation by Mrs.
Helen Molster. Refreshments were
then served and a pleasant social hour
followed.
The past matrons met for the first
y
A dainty lunch was served by the host
ess at I o'clock. Mrs Wright. chairman
of recent euchre given by the ma
irons reported that a fine sum had
been realized. which was turned over
to the committee to purchase pedestals
for Brookland Chapters room
The next meeting will be with Mrs
Sydney Wright, 272O 18th street north
west. Monday. April ). at l o'clock.
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beth Odekoven. worthy matron: John
F. May, worthy patron, had as guest
at the meeting Monday evening Past
Grand Matron Miss Clara Kfmball. The
worthy patron had the pleasure of ini-
tiating his daughter. A program ar
ranged by the committee on entertain
ment included solo. Miss Kester; reci-
tation. James A. West, and solo, Mr..
Columbia Chapter. No. 15. Monday
evening at the Mount Pleasant Lodge
Hall had one of the largest meetings
in it's history. There were present be-
sides the worthy grand matron and the
worthy grand patron ten past grand
matronS and patrons, with numerous
past and present matrons and patrons,
as well as a large attendance of MEM
bers and visitors.
In conjunction with the official visit
of the grand matron and grand patron
the chapter celebrated its fourth
birthday anniversary by comforting the
degrees on two candidates. The chap
ter was presented with a complete
punch set. consisting of two bowls and
twelve dozen glasses by the associate
matron. Tillie c. Chauncey, and Con-
ductress Ruth f. Abbott; Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Charlton. friends of the chapter
presented through, Mrs. Margaret Har-
the Floral Circle presented serving
trays and pitchers, and Past High
Priest william Wales of Mount Pleas
ant Royal Arch Chapter presented a
case of grape juice These gifts were
Worthy Matron Jessie NJ Dudley, with
appropriate remarks.
Worthy Grand Matron Catherine Lof-
fier commended the chapter and its Of
flcers on the work Mrs. Maud L. p.
Julia n Streater gave dialect recita-
tions. The grand patron. Arthur NJ.
Poynton. congratulated the chapter on
it's birthday and added words of pra Use
Grand Patron Wallace Streater. the
father of the chapter. also made an ad-
dress. -.--
Refreshments were served.
The Floral Circle of the chapter will
meet with Mrs. Elizabeth X. Gould.
1104 Euclid street northwest, Monda y
afternoon al 80.
Friendship Chapter. No. II, met in
Masonic Temple. Tenleytown, Tuesday
evening. Worthy Patron ]. w. Lynn.
who has been quite i'll for some time.
was in his station in the chapter. After
routine business the chapter was en-
tertained with number of songs and
Rotations, including recitation in
Italian. given by Frank Perna. which
was applauded. social hour was
passed in the banquet hall. Worthy
Matron Mrs. Mazella Parks has con-
sented to another masquerade party
III the near future. A committee has
been appointed b. the worthy matron
to arrange for theater party, at the
earliest possible date. March 90 the
worthy grand matron, accompanied by
the worthy grand patron. will pay
Friendship Chapter its official visit.
St Johns Lodge Chapter. No. IS. will
hold euchre at the home of Mrs. Katie
Morrison, 2o15 14th street northwest
tomorrow evening. All members ana
friends are invited.
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