Evening star., 1915-04-18
sale at Pitts warehouse early in

sale at Pitts warehouse early in
| June.
Martha Chapter. No. 4, is to pay a
| fraternal visit to Pattison Chapter of
Baltimore, Tuesday, April 81. the
| and 14th street northwest at $50 pm.
| Members Of the order generally have
! been invited to go. The worthy matron,
! Mrs. Anna A. Harvey, announces work
| for the meeting May Z.
| The meeting Friday evening was en-
livened with a program in charge of
! Mrs. Ella Woodward, consisting of a
play. The Greatest Plague in Life"
| with the following in the cast: Mrs.
Miss Adah r. Kimmel Miss Lillian
| OKeefe, Mrs. Oyha J. Williams, Miss
| Alice A. Meyer. Miss Ethel d. Senseney
and Mrs. Jennie J. Wood: the reserve
quartet. Messrs: Shields. Reilly, Rober-
! son and Flaherty. who sang, and solo
| by Miss Albaryto A. Reaney.
The Young Set" will give dance
| Friday evening at Naval Lodge Hall,
! 4th street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, and will hold it's monthly
| meeting at the scheduled time at the
| home of Mrs. Charles G. Williams, 1920
| A street southeast.
| At the regular meeting of Esther
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| degrees were conferred. ard matters of
| Importance were discussed, among
| them the question of increasing facili-
| ties for serving refreshments at the
social gatherings. Associate Matron
Mary j. Birgfeld announced the rum
mage sale to be held during the week
| beginning May 3, and Past Matron
Grace Lee Morgan reported excellent
returns from the sale of tickets for the
| theater party recently held. The fol-
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carried out: Selection by the choir,
recitation by Past Matron Julia N.
Streater, vocal duet by Past Matron
Bertha G. Hudson and Mrs. Eta Davis.
Refreshments were served.
Miss Maud Fellheimer, worthy matron
of Areme Chapter. No. 10, entertained
her officers and some of the past ma
irons and patrons at her home Monday
evening. Games were played. the first
prize being won by MISS Ruth l.. MAJ
penny, and the "booby' prize by Al
fred Selinger. after which buffet sup
per was served.
At the meeting of Areme Chapter
Wednesday evening degrees Will be
conferred upon several candidates. and
an interesting program has been pre-
pared. The worthy matron and patron
extend an invitation to all members of
the order to be present.
Brookland Chapter. No. II, exemplified
the work of the order at its meeting
Wednesday night. The report of the
euchre. made by the vice chairman,
Mrs. Broderick, was said to be very
gratifying. Mrs. Evelyn Hursch, past
matron of Martha Chapter, No 4. gave
several recitations. after which the
chapter closed and refreshments were
served.
The past matrons of Brookland Chap
ter met with Past Matron Mrs. Sidney
Wy at CT
northwest. A dainty lunch was served
at 1 pm, and after the business meet
ing social hour was spent with the
hostess. They adjourned to meet with
Lena G. Cheesman, 1921 Newton street
northeast. Friday. May Z. when lunch
will he served at 1890 pm. After the
business meeting Mrs. Cheesman, as
sisted by the past matrons. will give
a matinee euchre, the proceeds to be
added to the funds for the furnishings
of the chapter room All members and
friends are invited. Playing will start
at pm. sharp.
Temple Chapter. No. 10. had a good
attendance at its meeting Monday
night. Those present were entertained
with musical program including eX-
hibtion dances, rendered by Misses
Genevieve Pyles, Elnor Griffith, Grace
Cotton and Master Lewis Smith. Mrs
Grace Coles made a report on the three
months euchres. which added goodly
sum to the treasury. Mrs. Sallle watts,
chairman of ways and means, Is max
| ing efforts to make the next three
months a period of activity. A coming
event of interest to the members of
Temple Chapter is matinee euchre
and five hundred Thursday from l to
O'Clock, at the home of Past Matron
Nora L. Henry,.19 L street northwest.
Fine prizes are to be given.
Cathedral Chapter. No. Il, held a
short session Friday evening, after
which it adjourned to the banquet hall
and tripped the light fantastic until a
late hour The music was particularly
good, and punch and cakes were served
throughout the evening. worthy Ma
meeting Friday evening the chapter
will be entertained by the choir and
an especially good time is expected.
Friendship Chapter. No. II. met in
the Masonic Temple, Tenleytown.
Tuesday evening The degrees were
conferred on a large number OF candi-
dates. many members and visitors be-
ing present. The flower parade in the
chapter room was feature, all pres
ent joining in the parade.
A rummage sale. will be held the
week of May &c at 1923 Georgia avenue
northwest. Mrs. Nellie Fletcher made
favorable report. The chairman of
the theater party reported lndI Il inca
ter party will be given at Polls Mon
day evening. May 10
The chairman of the entertainment
committee presented short program,
as follows: Samuel Shields, solo: Mr..
Champion. recitation.
The worthy matron. Mrs. Mazella
Parks. appointed committee of four to
| arrange for An excursion, for which a
date will be fixed later. Report and
recommendations will be made at the
next meeting.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter, No IS, was
pleasantly surprised at its last meeting
by visit from the worthy grand ma
tron and the worthy grand patron. The
chapter was also visited by the grand
cha plain and the grand sentinel, as we'll
as members from this and other juris-
dictions. Worthy Matron Jeanette Y.
Lashhorn, assisted by the officers. con-
ferred the degrees and received many
words of praise. Music was rendered by
a volunteer choir consisting of Mrs.
Poynton. Mrs. Beach. Mrs German. Mr..
Rowen, Mr. Brooks and DR.. Buchanan,
with Miss Eta Austin organist. Ad
dresses were made by Grand Matron
Loeffler, Grand Patron Poynton, Grand
Chaplain Harper. Grand Sentinel Rowen
and Worthy Patron Stranahan of
Brookland Chapter. All members of the
order are invited to the meeting Fri
day evening.
The next regular meeting of Fidelity
Chapter, No. 19. is scheduled for Tues
day evening. Owing to the change of
the meeting nights of this chapter from
thn A.