Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-25
Order of Eastern Star.

Following the official business in
Temple Chapter. No. 10. tomorrow
evening, Mrs Sadie Watts. chairman of
the entertainment committee. will pre-
sent a special program of features. to
be followed with refreshments Inc
worthy matron, Mrs. Adrienne Won T.
Shreve. and the worthy patron. J. T.
w Miller, have extended general in
vitation to the fraternity to be present.
as this will be the last meeting OF the
chapter until September II. At its last
meeting the chapter was entertained
liam F. Hunt Chapter. accompanied by
Miss Austin of Martha Chapter as one
of the features of a special program
following the degree work.
Columbia Chapter. No. Is. tomorrow
evening will have no degree work. but
Worthy Matron Mrs. Tillie c. Chauncey
announces there will be suitable en-
meeting until September IL. the chap
ter having called off for July and
August Columbia Chapter was one Of
the contributors of tent and COM
plete equipment for Camp Good Will
at it's last meeting, an appropriation of
s31 having been made for the purpose.
general invitation to the fraternity
to attend tomorrow's meeting has been
extended by the worthy matron and
Worthy Patron S. G. de Lesdernier. The
chapter meets at 14th and Kenyon
streets northwest.
Naomi Chapter No ,, will confer the
degrees at it's meeting Wednesday
evening. program of entertainment
will be provided also. The chapter has
called off for July and August and will
not meet againt until september II.
| Worthy Matron Agnes a. Sweet and
Worthy Patron Otis wyatt unite in
a general invitation to the fraternity
TO be present Wednesday evening.
Takoma Chapter No. II. has a rum
mage sale for this week at 201s
Georgia avenue northwest. and an open
air concert Thursday evening on Car
roll avenue. on block east of Takoma
! Hall. when music will be furnished
by the Review and Herald Band under
! Director Staughton. The chapter has
called off for July and August
The auxiliary board of Bethlehem
! Chapter. No. .. entertained the resi-
dents at the Masonic and Eastern Star
! Home Tuesday with program in
! GLIDING vocal quartet. recitations,
| violin and piano solos, followed by re-
freshments. About thirty members and
, friends were visitors.
/ Fidelity Chapter. No. 10. celebrated it's
second anniversary Tuesday evening.
Many distinguished visitors were pres
ent, including Grand Matron Faber.
, Past Grand Matron Jessie w CowIes
and Past Grand Patron Arthur NJ. Poyn-
ton. A special program for the evening.
| prepared by Worthy Matron LYDIA I.
| Riley, included the "tiuiding star" drill
/ by members of Friendship Chapter.
which was impressive. Past Patron
George Topham presented the chapter
! with silk flag purchased from spe-
/ cial subscriptions by several members.
/ He WAS followed with an address by
! Past Patron Bradford Knapp Of Naomi
! cha pier. on The Development of Amer
{ lean Ideals" The remarks Of both
| speakers were applauded. az were also
: the addresses Of Grand Matron Faber,
Past Grand Matron Cowles. Past Grand
! Patron Poynton and Worthy Patron j.
w. Staggers of Fidelity Chapter. With
| the presentation of the flag. appro-
! pirate salute by each one present was
given. and THE Star Spangled Ban
ner" was sung by conductress Emily
Fletcher. all joining in the chorus. A
/ reading by Nellie NJ Brinley was fol-
lowed by the singing of America. -
which finished the program. Refresh
: ments were served.
| The worthy matron announced lawn
party at 18th and Belmont streets the
| evening of June 80 and July /. to which
all friends invited.
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer Mrs.
Aicena L.amond. Past Grand Matron
Mrs. catharina Loffier and grand chap
ter officers. in addition to Mrs. Carrie
A. Erect OF Cristobal. Canal Zone: Mrs.
T. NJ Klingen of Cumberland, Md. and
many others were present at the meet
ing of Ruth Chapter. No. l. last Mon
day night. A complete report of the
/ recent theater party was made by Mr..
Max Winkler. vice chairman Of the
! ways and means committee Under
Past Matron Mrs. Elise Zimmerman
| who had charge of the entertainment
feature. "A program was given, includ-
ing "A mandolin duet. Messrs. Kirigin
and Brown: vocal solo. Mrs. SalIie Will
son: recitation. Miss Lila Smithson;
vocal solo. Miss Frances Scherger; reel
tation. Miss Heitmiiler. and mandolin
duet. Messrs. kirijan and Brown. AS.
sociate Matron Mrs Clara l.. Hall was
accompanist for the vocalists and As.
sociate Conductress Mrs. Augusta
| iufepthie for Messrs. Eirijan arc
Brown. Refreshments were served.
The next meeting Of the chapter will