Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21

The auxiliary home board will meet
tomorrow. afternoon at o'clock at Ma
sonic Temple This will be the last
meeting of the board until the fourth
Monday in September, and President
Emile r. Botsch has asked a full attend
ance of the members.
Temple Chapter. No. IL. after it's usual
business tomorrow evening. will be en-
tertained by the entertainment commit
tee, of which Mrs. Watts is chairman,
and which has prepared special pro-
gram for the evening. including recita-
lions. vocal and instrumental selections
and group work. Refreshments will
be served There will be no degree work.
Columbia Chapter. No. Is. will have
degree work tomorrow evening at Ma
sonic Hall, 14th and Kenyon streets
northwest Past Patron George II. Felt
Of 1912 has accepted an invitation to
preside during the degrees. and will be
pleased to welcome all matrons and
patrons of 1912.
Worthy Matron Title c. Chauncey will
not announce in advance the remainder
it will be entertaining. and both she and
Worthy Patron S. G. de Lesdernier have
extended a general invitation to all men,
bers of the order whether Of this or of
CtneT JuTlsulCtlONS, 10 De present
The Floral Circle was entertained Mon
day by Mrs. Alice G. Putnam at her
home, 1926 10th street northwest.
evening. after regular business. will have
program of entertainment. in charge of
Past Grand Matron Fannie Taylor and
her committee. The members OF the
chapter are planning trip to the Ma
part Of June. Mrs. Elizabeth Garvin OF
the Woodwork, 10th and NJ streets
northwest. is making the arrangements
for the trip.
Brookland Chapter. No. II. Wednesday
evening will have the degrees, with
program Of entertainment. Worthy Ma
iron Mrs. Annie Broderick. who has been
III. will be present and preside, with
Worthy Patron William G. Belts. A
general invitation to the fraternity to be
present is extended.
Takoma Chapter No Il. will confer
the degrees Friday night. An invita-
members Of the fraternity by the
worthy matron. Miss Edith Burrell,
and Worthy Patron William X. Hill.
The patriotic night scheduled for
one of the most enjoyable of the sea-
son. Among those present were the
Worthy Grand Matron. Mrs. Ida v.
Faber: Right Worthy Grand Treas
urer. Mrs. Alcena Lamond. Past Grand
Patron. Arthur NJ Poynton, Mrs.
Amelia Eberly. worthy matron of AS
cension Chapter. No. 20: Mrs. Adrienne
r. Shreeve, grand organfst and wor
thy matron of Temple Chapted, No.
Is. and Mrs. Susie Corfield Of Mizpah
Chapter No. ). Salt Lake City, Utah,
who was at this meeting, was elected
an honorary member of the chapter.
A report on the dance recently held
by the chapter was given. and the date
address on "Patdiotism" was made
by Mrs. Susie Corfield, during which.
in behalf of the worthy grand matron,
Mrs. Ida V. Faber. the speaker pre-
scented the worthy matron, Miss Edith
Burrell. and through her to the chap
worthy matron gratefully accepted the
token of the worthy grand matrons
love and esteem to her home chapter
The chapter was then closed and the
whole audience Joined in singing
America" after which the Worthy
Grand Patron. B. w. Murch. made an
address. This was followed by The
Star Spangled Banner" by Mrs. Olive
Joyce, accompanied by Mrs. Alexander
Pitt. moth of Ruth Chapter No. l. A
feature heartily applauded was a
violin solo. Iljinsky's '.Berceuse." with
MY Country Tis of Thee" as an en-
core, by Miss Geraldine Downey, seven
bred Langley. organist of the chapter
Mrs. Love of Areme Chapter, No 10.
gave two patriotic recitations. G. n.
atranahan. past patron of Brookiand
Chapter. No. II, made a few remarks.
voicing' his approval of the position in
which the flag was placed at the right
, of the worthy matron. and Past Grand
Patron. Arthur M. Poynton also made
a few remarks, in which he praised the
grand matron for her efforts in pro-
noting loyalty to the country's flag
among the Chapters of the District. The
hall was decorated with American
flags, and red. white and blue flowers,
carrying out the general patriotic
scheme On an easel was displayed
a large picture of Francis Scott Key.
the author of The Star Spangled Ban
ner." which was presented to the wor-
thy matron of the Francis Scott Key
Memorial Association. Dainty little