The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-10-31
Electa Chapter.

Iictta tuupteF.
Electa Chapter held it's regular
meeting last Tuesday evening. during
which a number of candidates were
initiated, the work being done by past
officers. the occasion being called
Past Officers" night. The following
past matrons and patrons ofhciated:
Worthy mstron. Mrs. Carrie @. Smith :;
worthy patron. Mr. NJ. J. FiIlius: as
sociats matron. Mrs. Sophie French:
treasurer. Mrs. Eliza ?. Watson. past
grand matron: conductress. Mrs. Ma
mie Copes; associate conductress. Mrs.
Elizabeth GUIDE; Ada. Mrs. Helen Rob-
erts; Ruth, Mrs Eva Rsuchenstein:
Esther Mrs. Edna Rauchenstein:
Electa. Mrs. Annie Hsrnish: warder.
Mr.. Simon Bube. The excellent char
acter of the work showed that the
has beens" are still "on their lines"
Additional entsrtainmenr and refresh
ments all went to make a most en-
joyable evening. NAbout thirty OF the
members are very busy at frequent
titled Life on the Ocean Wave"
written by Worthy Patron Charles A
Stevens. The scenery and costumes viii
be such as used In the opera ''Pinafore.'
The author IL directing the performance.
with the following in the cast: Senator
Drew. Charles A. Stevens. Mrs. Drew.
Past Matron Carrie G. Smith Rose. the
Senator's daughter. Miss Alice Stone:
Aunt Sarah. Mrs. Lavina Castor: Tess. a
guest, Mrs. Ethel Frazier; Jack. in love
with Tess, Mr.. W. z. Frazier; captain Of
the yacht, Mr.. John Shreye: Roy. the
lieutenant. Mr.. Milton J. Fillius; Count
Macsrone. Mr.. Arthur Simpson; Villain
No. 1. Mr. William Scantlebury. jr.: vii
lain No. ., Mr.. James z. Williams; viii
lain No. $. Mr. Ralph Williamson: Hen
rietta, the maid. Mrs Annie Beck: sailor
girls as follows: Mrs. Lulu Emo. Mrs.
Ida Crown, Miss Ruby Crawford. Mrs.
EstelIe Butler, Miss Edna Emo, Mrs.
Katherine Willis. Mrs. Helen Butt. Miss
Elsie McLain. Mrs. Elizabeth Bube, Miss
Marie Cowan. Mrs. May Simpson, Miss
Marion Butler. Miss Blanch Rauchen-
stein. Miss Sadie Humphrey. Mrs. Lee.
anc others.
-. Johns Lodge.
The annual visitation OF the grand
matron and grand patron. accompanied
by the grand officers and many OF the
past grand officers to St. Johns Lodge
Chapter. No. IS, was an enjoyable
event.
Worthy Matron Jeanette Y. LASH
horn welcomed the visitors and Grand
Matron Catharina Loffler responded
beautifully. followed by witty remarks
of Grand Patron Arthur NJ. Paynton,
who commended the chapter on its
second years work.
At the conclusion OF the official bus
.ness the worthy patron. Alexander d.
Mckenzie, presented an interesting
program
There was present the Right Worthy
Grand Trustee OF the General Grand
Chapter of the United States Alfred C.
Mcdaniel past grand patron OF the
State of Texas who gave a very inter-
esting and Instructive talk on Masonic
and Eastern Star work OF Texas.
At the special meeting OF st. Johns
Lodge, Chapter No. Is. on Tuesday. Oc-
tober 26, the line was advanced, Mrs.
Gertrude Milsns acting as worthy ma
tron, Past Patron Joseph II. Milans.
as worthy patron: Mrs. Georgia Milans,
as associate matron; Mrs. Katie Nor
rison. as conductress and Past Matron
Magdalena c. Book as associate con-
ductress
A solo by Mrs. PouIton was greatly
enjoyed, after which the worthy ma
tron, Jeanette Y. Lashhorn. addressed
a few congratulatory remarks to the
Officers and members.
Areme Chapter.
Areme Chapter. No. 10, announces
that its regular meeting next wednes-
day night will be devoted to social and
literary entertainment, TO which all are
cordially invited. ~
Miss Maud Fellheimer, worthy matron.
has not given out her official program.
but those who attend may expect a rare