Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-17

that evening DR.. Sylvester B. Hill.
grand patron of North Dakota. Worthy
! iron Edwin c. Dutton state that the
year now drawing to close has been
a satisfactory one in every respect,
the. chapter having maintained nor
strengthened itself financially. Esther
Chapters grand visitation will occur
November IS.
An interesting program is announced
for the meeting Of Areme Chapter. No
! 10. Wednesday night. The degrees Of
the order will be conferred upon sew
eTal candidates s,n by Worthy Matron
Patron Charles L. Hosch and their Of
fetal line. The worthy patron expects
the candidates to furnish the enter
! tainment and much is anticipated.
Past Patron e. s. Brashears, chair
| man of the endowment committee of
| the chapter. also promises unique sur
prises for the evening. Refreshments
will later be served in the banquet
cordially invited
The chapters rummage sale during
the past week Is reported as having
/ been splendid success.
Fidelity Chapter. No. 10, is planning
to present That Blonde Person" "a
! comedy at its meeting Tuesday even
ing.
Worthy Matron Stella Knapp .xtends
cordial invitation to members of the
order to be present. Several candidates
are due for initiation.
day. with many members and visitors
present. After the regular business
Mrs. M. A CARL read the resolutions
prepared by the committee as q testi-
monial to the late Past Patron Frank
q. Pyne. The choir rendered an APP
propriate selection.
The serious illness Of Mrs. Annie
ohme was again referred to by the
matron.
There being no degree work. Mrs. L.
K. Webb reported activity among the
members of the auxiliary home board,
and said the parcel post party had
been great success. December 20 was
outing to the home.
MISS sadie Major, chairman Of enter
tainment, offered the following pro-
gram: An instrumental solo by MRS
Flora Dyer of Ascension Chapter
solo by Mrs. Elsie Weaver Encores
were called for and cheerfully given.
refreshments were served in the BAN
quet hall, and the chairman and her
on the success of the supper served
The annual visitation of Mrs. Cath
crime Loher. worthy grand matron of
the Order Of the Eastern Star, and
tron. with other officers Of the grand
line to Takoma Chapter, No. IL, was
made Friday evening. The program
consisted of solo by Miss Fisher of
Martha Chapter, No. 4. accompanied by
Mrs. Norma Hines: violin solo by Miss
Ida Ullman of Mispah Chapter. No. 8;
SOLO by Mrs. Bennett of William F.
Hunt Chapter. No. Is. Remarks made
o oy me worthy grand patron were re-
Parmelia w. Favorite Of Takoma Chap
ter and by Mrs. Jesse W. Cowles. past
grand matron.
The interior of the room was deco
rated with American flags, autumn
leaves, fall flowers and electric lights.
The program and decoration was under
the supervision of Past Grand Matron
Mrs. Ida v. Faber. large number of
dictton were present
Temple Chapter. No. 10. met Monday
night and Past Matron Coumbe dis
ment fund, and also turned in goodly
sum from the rummage sale. Past Ma
tron Henry presented Past Matron
Coumbe with handsome bag from her
h6SlBLdntS at lHe EummdRe SAFE. Mrs.
Hazen, chairman of ways and means.
announced a euchre and five hundred to
be held in the parlors of the Ebbitt
House Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
All members and friends are invited
to be present.
The annual visitation of the grand
officers to Temple Chapter will be made
Monday, October 25.
Worthy Matron Wayne A. Kuechle
of Mizpah Chapter, No. 8. who devoted
the closing days of September and the
first of October to elaborate meetings
for the comforting of degrees. now
announces two special meetings Of the
chapter for degree work, Thursday and
Saturday evenings of this week. The
regular meeting Tuesday evening. she
| states. will be devoted to important
business which may especially affect
the forgetful"
Monday evening the capacity of the
hall of Columbia Chapter. No. Is, was
taxed to overlooking. the occasion being
the entertainment of the matrons and
patrons of 1915 by the matrons and
patrons of 1914. Mrs. P. W. Favorite,
chairman of the entertainment commit
| tee, and her assistants, 1t is said, pre-
scented one of the most original and
unique entertainments ever given IN
| this jurisdiction. The program consist
| ed Of an original farce entitled THE
Masonic Ship" with the following cast:
Past Grand Matron Jessie w. Cowles.
Past Grand Patron Charles e. Molster.
J. Harry Cunningham, w. Scantlebury,
| jr.; E. E. Richardson, Otto Hammer
| bacher, Joseph A. Bennett, Joseph H.
I Milan and Mrs. Evelyn Hursh.
| Vocal solos were sung by e. p. Rich
| ardson, Mrs. Hagan, Mrs. Brady. Mr..
Metz, and Mr.. Bennett sang THE 1918
Lullaby" Past Grand Matron Mrs.
Cowles read a prophecy on the 1888,
and chorus was sung by all the
"-1914's." Mrs. J. Harry Cunningham
presided at the piano.
Among the guests were Grand Patron
Arthur NJ Poynton. Grand Matron Mrs.
Cathartna Loff1er and Associate Grand
| Matron Ida v. Faber. and number of
other grand officers present and past.
After the business meeting of Column
bia Chapter B. P. Entriken gave
reading. The worthy matron called at
tention of the members to the several
events which the chapter is to have
next week-viz. theater party at Poll
Theater tomorrow, rummage sale dur
| ing the week and five hundred card
party Saturday evening in Masonic
Hall, corner 18th and Kenyon streets
northwest