The Washington herald., 1915-09-19

Columbia, but the latter won the roll-on.
The Nationals won one game from the
Federals by one pin. Stansbury was the
only team to win all three games. St.
Johns being the only team to lose three.
The Grotto Band very courteously fur
hlshed the music for the occasion. and
the crowd remained to the very last to
Gfve encouragement to the bowlers. II
the interest shown in the first nights pro-
gram can be taken as an index of the re-
mainder OF the season. the Masonic
Bowling Association is assured OF many
more good times
Notes of Eastern Star Chapter,,
Electa Chapter. No. 2, o. E. S., met
Tuesday evening Worthy Patron Charles
A. Stevens. chairman of the excursion
Matron Mrs. Lavinia Kelly gave a de-
lightful address. welcoming the members
! back after summers rest. Worthy
Grand Patron Arthur c. Poynton gave a
very interesting lecture on the history Of
the order of the Eastern Star. Solos
we're sung by c. F. Roberts. Miss Alice
Stone and ]. NJ Fillius. Refreshments
were served in the banquet hall.
ST. Johns Lodge Chapter, No IS. at
the next stated meeting, September a.
will have, after the regular business an
entertainment, followed by refreshments.
All members of the order are cordially
invited to attend.
Friendship Chapter. No II. o. E. s..
met Tuesday evening. The degrees
were conferred on a large class Of
candidates. and the various commit
tees made reports. A short program in
cluded solo by Miss Alice G. Berry
man and a recitation by Alfred Seller.
Miss Nellie Fletcher. chairman of the
refreshment committee, served re-
Greshments in the banquet hall.
The Masonic and Eastern Star fair
committee held its regular meeting in
the Masonic Temple. Tennallytown.
Wednesday evening. William R. Single
ton Lodge and Friendship Chapter will
hold a joint fair October l3. Il. Is and 1S.
Ruth Chapter, No 1. tomorrow night
will present an opportunity for all MEM
bers of the order to meet Mrs Lorraine
J. Pitkin. of Chicago. right worthy
grand secretary of the general grand
chapter of the United States. who is ex
pected to be present. and to witness the
exemplification of the beautiful floral
addenda' by the officers Of the chapter.
nrYzpah Chapter. No s. in an attractive
circular issued by Worthy Matron
Mayrne Keuchle, announces that work is
expected at the meeting Tuesday night
and that special meetings have been
called for September so October and z
On September 80 the grand chapter ofn-
GERS will confer the degrees: on OCTOBER
1 the chapter will be moved up one sta
ton for the comforting of the degrees.
and on the following evening the work
will be done by Miss Maud Fellheimer.
president Of the 1913 Matrons snd Patrons
~th
of that organization.
The first meeting OF Temple Chap-
ter. No. 13. after the summer recess
which occurred Monday night. was an
ENJOYABLE occasion. Worthy Matron
Odekoven and Worthy Patron May
both contributing to the success OF
the evening. After the regular order
of business the following program
was given: Piano solo. Mrs. Flora
Dver conductress Of Ascension Chap
ter: vocal solo, Mrs. Nellie Plumley'
mast matron of Naomi Chapter. accom-
named by Mrs c. W. Nolk. orgamst
of Temple Chapter: recitation. MISS
Jennie Porter, associate conductress OF
Ascension Chapter; address by the
Rev. Edward NJ. Mott. chaplain or
Harmony Lodge, No. II, F. A. A. NJ
who took for his subject the last an
nuaI meeting Of the grand chapter OF
California which he attended in Au-
gust.
Columbia Chapter. No. 13, held
largely attended meeting MONDAY
night. including visitors from nearly
every chapter in the District Several
netitions for membership were re-
ceived and after the transaction OF
bcsiness an enjoyable program con-
sisting of a recitation by Miss Brad
lev, selections by the Excelsior Quar-
tet, monologue by Miss Callahan and
recitation by Mrs. Love, was present
ed. Dancing followed. the music LOT
which was furnished by o. W. Holmes.
The next meeting of the Floral CIR
Gle of Columbia Chapter will be held
at the home Of Mrs. NJ. A. Malcolm.
- 1a-a Ghaux Chase tomorrow.