Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-24

i St Johns Lodge Chapter, No. IS, will
have a special meeting Tuesday even
! ing. when the line officers will be adj
| vanced and the degrees will be con-
| ferred. The lodge starts all its meet
ines at 1880 pm. The chapter had its
| grand visitation Friday evening
| Columbia Chapter. No. IS, will meet
| tomorrow evening in Masonic Hall, at
| 14th and Kenyon streets northwest.
! when it is expected reports will be
made on the events held this week and
| final arrangements Will be made for the
Halloween party to be given Saturday
evening, to which all members and
| their friends are invited.
| Temple Chapter, No. 10, will have its
grand visitation tomorrow evening.
Worthy Matron Odekoven and Worthy
Patron May have made special arrange
ments for the occasion. The fraternity
| is invited to attend.
| Ruth Chapter, No. /. following it's
| usual custom, worked the degrees Mon
day night with the officers advanced
one station. This brought Mrs. Eliza
| beth Pitt, acting as matron, in the alb
! sence from the city of Mrs. Clara l..
Hall, Mrs. Rebecca Meiners, past ma
| iron. as associate matron; Mrs. l.. Helen
Slice as conductress. and Mrs. Elizabeth
McAleer, past matron, as associate con-
! ductress. After the degrees were con-
ferred the members were entertained
with violin solo by Miss Ullman of
Mizpah Chapter, No. s, followed by re-
marks by the worthy grand matron
itors were Mrs. Cauf1eld of Salt Lake
City. Utah, and Miss Armbru of Buff
falo. N. Y, who expressed pleasure at
| being present. The chairman of the
ways and means committee. Past Pa
iron W. &. Zimmermann, rendered
full report of the years work of that
committee, which showed successful
year.
Worthy Matron Nellie West and
Worthy Patron Edwin c. Dutton of Es-
ther Chapter, No. 5, have announced
| special meeting of the chapter Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock. for the purpose
OF comforting the degrees. At the meet
ing last Thursday evening several can
didates were initiated and a program
arranged by Mrs. Della Moffett was
presented. as follows: Soprano solo,
MISS Ruth Ayler; recitation, Past Ma
3. tron Julia N. Streater; travel talk, Past
Matron Grace Lee Morgan Esther
Chapters annual grand visitation will
occur Thursday evening. November IS.
The endowment evening" entertain
ment held by Areme Chapter, No. 10.
Wednesday night was pronounced a
splendid success. After the business ses-
sion the degrees were exemplfied upon
several candidates in the presence of
large attendance of members and Wis
itors from this and other jurisdict :ons.
Past Patron Edward S. Brashears.
chairman of the endowment committee,
produced IL large cartoon of a bow and
as an amateur artist-tailor succeeded
with crayons in clothing the boy with a
checkered suit of many colors, each square
OF which was sold for 81. When COM
pleted the boy stood arrayed in a won
drous garment and the endowment fund
OF the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
was richer by large sum. The boy was
named Eddie, in honor of the evenings
artist. Miss Blanche Levy, a candidate
Of the evening. entertained the chapter
with several readings. Grand Patron
Arthur NJ. Poynton was present and
made a felicitous address. In the ban
quet room refreshments were served
Friendship Chapter. No. IT. will meet
Tuesday evening. when worthy grand
matron. Mrs. Catherine I.offler. accom-
panied by the other officers of the
Grand Chapter. will pay the chap er
its annual grand visitation. This be-
Ing the last meeting In athe' Eastern