Evening star., 1915-01-31

ESpeE. Mrs. carrie II. Alien, MIS- .-ii-s'
P. Watson. Mrs. Katie NJ, L; GUIDE.
Mrs. Jeannette L. Newton-Smith. Mrs
Clara T. Ball. Mrs. Julia y. Streater,
Mrs. Mary T. O'Brien. Mrs Hattie Il.
hutchinson. Mrs. Ethel .; Bak
Wetzel. Mrs. Fannie Taylor. Mrs. Grace
E. Wilkins-Kimmel. Past Grand Pa
irons George w. Mobray. j. J. Faber.
William f. Guide, August Lamond. Wal
lace Streater and Charles +. Roberts
Presentation of flowers from the con-
stituent chapters which they represent
and from friends were made to Mrs.
Ida V. Faber, associate grand matron.
Takoma Chapter; Ben w. Murch. as
sociate grand patron, Mizpah Chapter:
conductress. Areme Chapter: Mrs. Cora
Z. Mayberry,' grand marshal. Electa
Chapter; Mrs. Helen Bernard. grand
warder. William F. Hunt Chapter;
hem Chapter, and Mrs. Bradford Knapp,
grand Esther, Friendship Chapter.
The addresses of Grand Matron Mrs.
Catherine Loffler and Grand Patron
their stations it is said. were full Of
good cheer and good advice, and made
q deep impression.
Mrs. Catherine Lotfler. the worthy
grand matron. will make her first OF
fetal visit to Ruth. No. l. her home
chapter. and the fraternity generally
has been invited to be present. At
the last meeting of the chapter the
degrees We're conferred on 4 mother
and daughter. Mrs. and Miss Preston.
Past Most Worthy Grand Patron l.. Cabell
Williamson made an address. Mrs. Dyer
Of Martha CHAPTER gave comic recita-
tions. Miss Scherser of Takoma Chap.
ter sang a solo and Mrs. Fisher OF
Ruth Chapter gave talk on Con-
Stantinople and the Turks.
AT the meeting of Esther Chapter. No.
). Thursday evening the degrees will
AT the last meeting of the chapter the
evening was devoted to a musical and
literary entertainment. Mrs Nellie
West presided worthy natron and
advised the chapter of the proceedings
of the Grand Chapter which had just
been held. concentrating Mrs. Hud-
and Miss Atchison upon their pro-
motion in the grand line. Among those
AIRY program We're Miss Petn:-ale.
piano solo; Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Hudson.
Mrs. Mary J. Birefeld and Mrs. Cecil
Birgfeld, constituting The chapter quar-
tet: Mrs. Jessie BenhalI.. vocal solo,
and Mrs. DUtton, recitation.
Bethlehem Chapter. No :. met Tues
day evening with a large number of
ing Past Grand Matron kimmel and
Grand Lecturer Teachum. The appear
ance Of the new home OF Bethlehem is
being improved each week and at an
star. it is predicted. will find Bethle-
hem'S home second to none in the jur
isdic:ion. Past Matron Stephenson is
making arrangements for new curtains
and Past Patron Bowen has in charge
the purchasing of a new floor cloth.
color lights and chairs for the star
points. Ida Major announced rum
mage sale for March % in Northeast
Washington. Several petitions were
presented and the degrees were con-
ferred on one candidate. Patron Har-
vey congratulated the chapter on the
selection of Mr.. Rowen by the Grand
Chapter for grand sentinel Mrs Carll
ann nounced Il euchre for next Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ohme.
1925 Flagler place northwest, to which
all members are invited.
A short program was presented by
Hattie Dyer of Martha Chapter and Ell
sic Weaver of Bethlehem Chapter. Re
freshments were served in the banquet
hall.
Areme Chapter No. 10, announces the
exemplification of the degree work
next Wednesday night. Several spe-
cial features of entertainment are also
announced. after which refreshments
will be served in the banquet room.
Worthy Matron Maud Fellheimer has
extended q general invitation to mem
bers of the order to be present.
Takoma Chapter. No. -. celebrated
its seventh anniversary at its last
meeting. The secret session was large
ly attended by representatives from
nearly all the chapters of the District:
a number of petitions were received
and final arrangements made for 4
turkey dinner to be held in the parish
hall. Takoma Park. next Friday even
ing. After the secret session large
number of visitors and members of
TaKoma Lodge, No. 20, +. A. y. NJ. We're
admitted. and !. program was present
ed. under the direction of the W. NJ.
z. ". Favorite, W. p: W. l.. White
and Miss Mildred Langley, chairman of
the entertainment committee. fol-
lows: Piano solo by Mrs. Flora Dyer of
Ascension Chapter, No. 20: THE Migno-
nette" was danced by sixteen pupils of
Takoma School. dressed in handsome
costumes, under the direction of Miss
McCalley: accompanist. Mrs. II. S.
Knight: recitation by Mr.. Dunbar: re-
marks by Ernest W. Porter. master of
Takonla Lodge of Masons: remarks by
Miss Clara Ball of Naomi Chapter, No.
$. p. q. NJ. and J. J. Faber of Martha
Chapter. No. !, 7. G. F.. during whose
administration Takoma Chapter, No.
II. was instituted: piano SOLO by Miss
Amy Lovette: recitation by Mrs. l. W.
James; remarks by +. N. W. e. T. L.
Cabell Williamson. The following were
among the visitors: Mrs. Alcenia Lam
ond, grand treasurer: +. 6. Matron
Hattie Hutchison. L. q. +. George Mo-
brey and Associate G.. Matron Ida V.
Faber, who was the first matron of Ia
holId Chdpter After the entertainment
refreshments were served in the BAN
quet room. the matron cutting and dis
tributing the large birthday cake The
refreshments were under the direction
of Mrs Fannie Burrell. chairman of the
refreshment committee.
The sewing circle OF T.tkoL.a cii::pter
No. II. met at the home of Mrs Jim
merson, 4, Maple avenue. Tuesday.
January 20. with . large attendance
st. Johns Lodge Chapter, No is had
no work at its last meeting, but after
the business session members and yis-
ltfnS friends were entertained by solos
by Mrs. Huse of Temple Chapter and
Mrs. Darnal of Martha Chapter, also
a recitation given by Jennie NJ Porter
of Ascension Chapter. The euchre
held at the home of the worthy matron.
Mrs. Jeanette Y. Lashhorn, Tuesday
evening. was reported a financial sue
cess.
The new officers Of Fidelity Chapter,
No. 19, rendered the "work'' at the
meeting Tuesday evening under Worthy
Matron Stella Knapp. Miss Grace l.
Stock. Miss Jane Butler. Mrs. Clark,
Mrs Carrie L. Phillips and Fred Fitz-
gerald We're received as new members
A large number of visitors were pres
ent- short program was rendered
consisting of duet by Mrs. Fletcher
and Mr.. Amos Tyree of Fidelity Chap
ter; a reading by Mrs. Wright Of Brook
land Chapter, and a soprano solo by
Mrs. Fletcher of Fidelity Chapter
Past Grand Patron Molster who is an
honorary member OF Fidelity t.hapter
was present and spoke of the fraterDaI