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making 1t possible Tor the loOSo 10
meet in its new home.
In addition to the E. A. degree in PEN
talpha Lodge, No. %, tomorrow evening,
Past Master A. A. Birney VIII deliver
which will be Of especial interest to
the members.
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Mrs. Clara I. Hughes, president Of the
BIatrons and Patrons Association 1911,
10. e. S., announces that the annual
banquet Of the association will be held
at tho Raleigh Hotel Saturday evening,
January 8.
At the meeting Of Ruth Chapter, No
I. tomorrow evening the degrees will
chapter. The worthy grand matron.
promised to be present and an enjoy
able evening is anticipated The
has extended an invitation to all mem
bers Of the fraternity and has sent
greetings to all the newly made ma
irons and patrons wishing them every
success and pleasant, prosperous
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McAleer Of S525
New Hampshire avenue northwest en-
tertained at the December meeting the
Past Matrons and Past Patrons Asso-
eiation Of Ruth CHAPTER; No: l.. Mrs
son, adviser; Mrs. Sophie Dauterich.
vice president; Mrs. Rebecca Meiners,
secretary; Mrs. Kathryn GUIDE, treas
urer. and many other members were in
attendance, The sick were all reported
Teachum, who has been dangerously
Ill, and Harry Schneider. who met with
a serious accident, but was reported
home from the hospital and improving
rapidly. The guessing contests of the
evening were won by Mrs. GUIDE, Mrs.
Dauterich, Mrs. Pollard, Mrs. Meiners
and Mr.. Underwood. Refreshments
were served. The January meeting will
Anderson, 124s Fairmont street north
west.
A trip was made to the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home by Bethlehem Chap
ter. No. Z. Wednesday. About fifty per-
a motor truck. chaperoned by James D.
Rowen. Mrs. Carll was in charge of the
refreshments, assisted by a committee.
Candy. grapes. nuts and all the nice
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given the home family, after which ice
cream. cake and coffee were served to
all.
A program in charge Of Georgia
Brooks was rendered. as follows: Song.
James D. Rowen: dance. Camern and
Margaret Burton. pupils Of Miss Kirby !;
vocal solo. Miss Ada Arundel; recita-
| tion. Miss Eugenia Stephenson: dance.
Thelma Leatherman, pupil OF Miss Kir-
by; vocal solo. Mrs. Isde1l: dance. jan
aip af uRo.
reading, Mrs. Margaret CARL; song, Miss
| Ada T. Arundel.
The party left the home about pm,
satisfied that the committee had been
the means Of giving the homo family a
very pleasant afternoon.
At the meeting Of Naomi Chapter, No.
8. Wednesday evening, the following
| officers were installed by Past Patron
Bradford Knapp: Worthy matron. Mrs.
Emma Heard; worthy patron. Mr.. c. r.
Bartlett; associate matron, Mrs. Agnes
A. Sweet; secretary, Miss Martha II.
Gould; treasurer, Mrs. E. NJ. Cheno-
with; conductress. Mrs. F.. A. Gavin; as,
Cook; chaplain. Miss Carrie l. Isham; {;
| marshal, Miss Helen c. McGown. or
ganist, Mrs. Hattie M. Hyer; Adah. Mrs.
Alice veley; Ruth. Mrs; Mary F. Eaton;
Mrs Julia w. Webb; Electa. Mrs. Wv
ian 6. Parke: warder, Mrs Mary J. Da-
| wilson; sentinel, Mr.. Samuel NJ. Plum
ley.
Following the installation ceremo-
nies, Past Matron Helen B. Strait pre-
sented the retiring matron. Mrs. Mary
Omohundro, with past matron's jewel
| Mrs. Omohundro was also the recipient
| of handsome emblem ring, the gift of
| the 1914 officers. the presentation being
made by Past Patron Knapp in a few
remarks. in which he voiced the esteem
of the chapter for its matron.
/ Past Matron Annie e. Huggins pre-
sented the retiring patron his jewel.
tron, Mrs. Emma Heard, was the pres
entation to her by Mrs. Parke of a
handsome gavel. with the assurance Of
loyalty of the new officers.
The responses OF those to whom the
| tokens were given reflected their
pleasure.
The worthy matron and worthy pa
tron expressed their thanks to the
them and pledged their best efforts
! for the coming year. A musical pro-
( gram was rendered by Miss Lillian
Chenowith, Miss Viola Schippert and
Mrs Kester. after which refreshments
| The following officers of Temple
Chapter. No. 13. for the year 1915 were
| installed by Mrs. Emma J. Coumbe, p.
NJ at the meeting held Monday ;,xe even
Odekoven; worthy patron. John F.
May: associate matron, Mrs. Maude
Sellers: conductress. Mrs. Grace L; F.
Coles; associate ccnductress, Mrs.
Adrienne Shreve; secretary, Mrs. Emma
]. Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Nora H.
Henry; chaplain, Mrs Emma Demaray:
marshal, Mrs. Cora Campbell: organist,
Miss Flora Schuldt; Adah, Mrs. Dora
Skeen; Ruth. Mrs. Sara Small: Esther,
Mrs Arabella Addison; Martha, Mrs.
Mary E. Allen: Electa, Mrs. Sadie D.
Watts: warder, Mrs. Sue Sharp. and
sentinel, Mrs. Charles Tweedale. A
pleasing feature Of the evening was
enacted just previous to the surrend-
| ering Of the chairs by the 1914 officers,
| when the retiring worthy patron, Leo
S. Schoentha1, in a review Of the work
and referring to the complete harmony
that existed during the past year, on
| behalf Of himself and the retiring
treasurer, Mrs. Fannie Schoenthal, pre-
sented a cut glass dish to the retiring
worthy matron, Mrs. Arnie c. Miller.
Mrs. Miller appropriately responded
and at the Same time presented Mr..
Schoenthal with q scarfpin. Mrs. Julia
N Streater, past grand matron, on be-
half of Temple Chapter. presented to
Mrs Miller a past matron's jewel. Mrs.
Streater paid a high tribute to Mrs.
Miller for her untiring efforts and the
zeal displayed during tho past year
and congratulated her and the chapter
on the success attained. Mrs. Evelyn
is