Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-05

Friday evening, in an open meeting,
with a good program, to celebrate the
| resumption of the fall and winter work
of the chapter after the summer vaca-
ton. Miss Mildred Langley has charge
Of the program and she has promised
something unusually good for the &C.
caston.
The onlcers and members of the Sew
ing Circle of Takoma Chapter, No. u.
| had an outing at Chesapeake Beacn
Thursday. Miss Elizabeth Rauehen-
Elizabeth and Catharina Paravano OF
Takoma Park, were guests of honor.
Miss Rauchenberger was made an hon
orary member Miss Ollie Rhim of Bal
timore Joined the party later in the
day.
The worthy matron and worthy
patron of Columbia Chapter, No. Is
Mrs. Jessie M. Dudley and Frank J.
members, have announced that the
chapter will resume its work Monday,
September 10, when, after the transac-
ton OF the routine business. the meet.
the order and friends. Past Matron
M. E. Eppelsheimer has prepared pro-
gram of entertainment for the occasion,
which will be followed by dancing:
The younger set" of the chapter will
be the special guests of the evening:
A general invitation has been extended
to the fraternity to be present
Miss Annie Sherr. worthy matron Of
William F. Hunt Chapter. No. Is, has
chapter Thursday evening will be
known as past matrons' night" and
1t will be in charge of Past Matron
Mrs. Rosie 1. Carter and Past Patron
Tr,Ao q Int a af n q
program is promised, and a general in
vitation has been issued to the frater-
nifty to be present.
Worthy Patron Alexander D. McKen-
zie has announced that st. Johns
Lodge Chapter, No. ID, will resume its
regular meetings Friday evening.
when he looks for a large attendance.
Fidelity Chapter. No. 10. will hold its
first meeting of the fall season Tues
day evening. Worthy Matron Stella
Ktb snd rends has m
ed and she has announced that she will
be glad to see large attendance OF
members and friends not only at the
next but at all meetings of the
chapter.
Esther Chapter, No. S. is already pre-
pairing for endowment night" October
for h sta een anm Of the and
Worthy Matron Nellie West and
Worthy Patron Edwin c. Dutton an
ticipate large increase in the gen.
erous sum already contributed by the
meeting Of the fall season, last Thurs
day evening. large attendance Of
members and visitors. was entertained
VT, With pro % n ,ncludins a rseita-
a soprano solo by Miss Ruth Ayler, a
social hour and refreshments in the
banquet room.
Areme Chapter. No. 10. Wednesday
evening, at its first meeting of tho fall.
was entertained with a special pro-
gram, including an address by Worthy
orfa ana hsto1y NJ the Ser
the Eastern Star and of its growth
and achievements in the District Of
Columbia. Past Grand Matron Mrs.
Julia n. streater, who is accounted
stories in the order, gave series Of
readings, and Mrs. Eva s. Love, who IL
also a gifted recitationist. gave sew
eral numbers. both Of which were
Of members and visitors. The even
ing. after the program, was devoted
to social entertainment. Nearly every
worthy matron of the 1915 class, with
several Of the worthy patrons, was
Many members and visitors were
present at the meeting Of Ascension
Chapter, No. 20, Friday evening. The
worthy matron, Mrs. Ida M. Huston,
and Worthy Patron John e. Rhodes
expressed their appreciation Of such
large attendance on the occasion Of
the first meeting after the summer
recess. In the absence of the secretary,
DR.. j. A. Hartman filled that ONCE.
Several petitions for membership were
received. George W. Dix, on behalf
Of Mrs Emma KoebfitZ, John A..
Huston and himself presented to the
chapter full set of stats for the
star points. After his presentation
speech he personally presented to each
officer a staff with appropriate re-
marks.
The committee on ways and means
recommended card party and dance
be given, also a theater benefit during
the fall months. and the recommended
ton was adopted. Under the head Of
good of the order addresses were made
by Past Grand Matron Jessie w.
Cowles, Worthy Patron Richards Of
William F. Hunt Chapter and DR.. Nc
Mahon, worthy patron of Fidelity
Chapter. Mrs. Flora c. Dyer con-
tributed several piano selections.