Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-03

| | No. TO-
! wednesaay-Areme. No. 10. grand vista
| | ton. |
| Thursday-Esther, No. 5. endowment
i night for Masonic and Eastern Star
! Home.
! Friday-Takoma. No. -. grand vista
! tion: Cathedral. No. IA. and St. johns
| | Lodge, No. Is.
! The grand visitations to the Eastern
| Star chapters will open tomorrow
| evening with that to Ruth Chapter.
No. 1, of which Grand Matron Cath
| arina Loff1er is a member. to be fol-
| lowed Wednesday night by that to
/ Areme Chapter, No. 10. and Friday
night by that to Takoma Chapter.
No. IL.
The younger set of Martha Chapter.
No. 4. will meet Thursday evening at
10th street northeast. All members
have been invited to attend. The
younger set will give masquerade
dance October % at Naval Lodge Hall
and prizes will be awarded for the
best costumes.
At the meeting of Bethlehem Chap
| ter, No. Z, Tuesday, a goodly number
of members and visitors were present,
among them Mrs. Donald Jones, past
| matron of Summit Chapter. No. 70,
| Mount Horeb, Wis, who made an
address, and Grand Lecturer Mrs.
| Teachum.
Miss Ella Lamb of SIS 18th street
Star pin. Mrs. Charlotte Chambers,
vice chairman of the auxiliary home
board. announced parcel post party
for October rs. to which all are invited.
Mrs. Annie Ohme of the auxiliary home
board continues ill at her home. 1925
Flagler place northwest. Mrs. Melissa
Talbert. chairman of the euchre COM
mittee. announced Bethlehem's last
Mrs Jennie Meyer. SO 9Th street
northeast. Thursday evening. A short
musical program was rendered by
Bethlehem's choir. Mrs. Marie Deal.
| leader. Mrs. Lena Stephenson. chair
man Of refreshments, with her corps of
assistants served refreshments.
Temple Chapter, No. 10, after having
the work exemplif1ed Monday evening,
h.Iui AN agreeable feature to Its meet
ing presented by Past Worthy Matron
Coumbe. chairman of the endowment
fund for the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home. who handed the chapter a hand
some sum of money which she had
pnrins te aveaSs pSst sale
made by visitors from Chicago and
Colorado. Past Matron Coumbe an
nounced the annual rummage sale,
commencing October 4 and ending Oc-
tober 9.
The auxiliary home board of Ruth
Chapter, No. 1, met Friday at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Elizabeth Pitt this be-
ing the first meeting after the summer
vacation. A majority of the members
were present. and a program of work
for the fall and early winter was out
lined.
The meeting of the chapter to be held
xuil he
the annual grand visitation of the
Grand Chapter.
Areme Chapter. No. 10. will have its
annual grand visitation at its meeting
wednesday evening. A program of en-
tertainment is being arranged and
Worthy Matron Miss Maud Fellheimer
and Worthy Patron Charles Hosch. ax-
.end an invitation to all members Of
the fraternity to be present. The
worthy matron announces a rummaee
sale to be given by Areme Chapter
the week Of October II.
Worthy Matron Nellie West and
Worthy Patron Edwin C. Dutton of
Esther Chapter, No. 5, have announced
to the membership the endowment
night Of the chapter. Thursday The
setting apart of one night each year
the endowment fund for the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home is an annual
function in Esther Chapter, and is al
ways the occasion for liberal contribu-
lions. both from the chapter treasury
and from individual members. Past
Patron Melvin E. Wertz chairman of
the endowment committee, has charge
OF this work for the chapter.
Also. at this meeting the degrees will
be conferred, and program replete
with entertaining features is being
prepared by Past Patron J. Harry Cum
bingham.
At the last meeting of William F.
Hunt Chapter. No. 16. the line officers
were advanced one step and initiated
three candidates. After the regular
work and business had been conducted
| John May. patron of Temple Chapter,
No. 10. gave a humorous talk, and
Past Grand Patron George W. Mobray
addressed the chapter on the way in
which the young people carried forward
the work. feature Of the evenings
entertainment was a dramatic recita-
| tion by Mr.. Carter Refreshments were
served in the banquet hall.
I, Last Friday evening the chapter visit
| ed the Eastern Star Home. A program
consisting of music and recitations was
: furnished by the Bonat Orchestra Past
Matron Mary Frey and others. The en-
| tertainment closed with dancing and
II e serving of refreshments by the
chapter.
Friendship Chapter, No II, met Tues
udy evening Win good attendance.
The speaker of the evening was Grand
Patron Arthur M. Pointon. who gave
his lecture on the history Of the order.
! There were a number of out-of town
visitors at the meeting.
! The Masonic and Eastern Star fair
committee met Wednesday evening,
the various subcommittee making
their reports. showing that the Joint
fair of William r. Singleton Lodge.
/ No. 30. F. A. A. NJ, and the chapter
October 10 to 16. inclusive, is being
thoroughly looked after. There will
be supper from $50 to $50 and dancing
from 10 to IL each evening.
Loyal Order of Moose.
| AT special meeting of Columbia
Lodge. No. 1875. last Tuesday night, the
; members adopted resolution to at
tend the DEDICATION Of the new Moose
nome of Philadelphia Lodge. No. "a.
Philadelphia. Pa. October 20. Past
Dictator Willett E. Dentinger of the
| .ocal lodge visited Philadelphia Lodge
two weeks ago, and reported 1t in an
| excellent condition, with its new
home. which is said to cost $500. 900,
rapidly nearing completion Past Die
tators Dentinger and Van Ness visited
Virginia Lodge. No. 1916, last week.