Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-26
~ Fratern1tles II

Patron Spille A chest of fiat silver, as
matron. Mrs. Emily Rosemond Lieuai-
len. by Past Patron Bogley on behalf
of the chapter. and both Mrs. Lieuallen
and Mr.. Lieuallen. her husband, made
were served and the remainder of the
evening devoted to social intercourse.
The chapter will elect its officers for
next year the evening of December .:
Fidelity Chapter. No. 10. Tuesday
evening received the grand matron
and grand patron and other officers OF
the Grand Chapter in their annual
visitation. The hall was adorned with
lchrysanthemums. yellow and white. and
following the usual reports and con-
gratulatory addresses to Worthy Ma
tron LYDIA I. Riley and the chapter.
program, arranged by the matron, was
presented.
Mrs. Lillian Gusack of Bethlehem
Chapter. No. I, played violin selections;
Past Grand Matron Mrs: wallace
streater gave a reading, Rev. G q.
Brinkley of Fidelity Chapter gave
reading and solos were sung by mrs.
Emily Fletcher and Arthur l.. Slmp-
son, patron of Electa Chapter. No. 2.
Grand Matron Faber a cut glass dish.
by Past Patron George Topham, on be
half of the chapter. and to Grand "a
tron Ben w. Murch set Of brushes:
encouragement were received from
Past Grand Matron Jessie w. Cowles
and L. Cabell Williamson. past most
worthy grand patron. Simon Buoe
Fidelity Chapter had won the gavei
offered by the Masters Association o!
1916 for selling the greatest number OF
tickets to the Masonic base ball game
last summer.
Palms, ferns and chrysanthemums
formed the decorative setting OF the
chapter room when Naomi Chapter, 70.
3, received its annual visit from the
Grand Chapter Wednesday evening.
The attendance included many past
grand officers and visitors. When the
Grand Chapter entered the room; =.
was greeted with a song dedicated 70
the grand matron and grand patron by
the chapters choir. The usual reports
and complimentary addresses 1oloWed:
Past Patron Charles S. Hyer on pehai1
of the entertainment committee pre-
scented program including SOLO oy
Miss Helen kalstrom. solo by Miss 10
sephine Gould, a sketch by Mrs. Anna
b. Wiley and Mrs. Edith Wheeler. an
address by Rev. Patrick Murphy and
solo by Miss Nellie Plumley. Presenta-
tons on behalf of the chapter We're
made, to Grand Matron Faber cut glass.
by Mrs. Sarah r. Cooke, and to Grand
Patron Murch. a desk set, by Mrs.
Elizabeth Gavin.
Upon entering the chapter room,
adorned with ferns and fall flowers. to
pay their annual grand VISITATION 70
William F. Hunt Chapter, No le.
officers were first welcomed with
song dedicated to Grand Matron Faner
by John Clagett Proctor and sung py
the chapter choir. and then by an ad-
dress by Worthy Matron Minnie f.
Stricken Tokens of esteem to both the
grand matron and grand patron were
presented on behalf of the chapter by
Miss Anna II. Lander and Mrs Bianche
LIE Barghausen, respectivel! worthy
Patron Charles w. Ashford announced
the program of entertainment, which
included piano duet BY Miss Anna d.
Levy and Miss Edith NJ. Schoneberger'
recitation by Miss Nellie NJ. Brinkley
of Fidelity Chapter and solo by Mrs.
Martha Kester. accompanied by Jesse
c. Kester Besides the complimentary
addresses paid to the officers OF the
chapter, remarks We're made also by l..
Cabell williamson. past most worthy
grand patron, and Past Grand Patron
Wallace Streater. The chapter VIII
hold its annual election of officers De-
cember IA.
The past matrons and patrons of Co
lumbia Chapter. No. Is. Friday evening.
at the call OF Mrs. Lynn Y. Burton. formed
Past Matrons and Patrons Association
of Columbia Chapter. Worthy Patron S.
". ue hesueri!le!, dsaisteu ny WI. my
Matron. Mrs. Title e. Chauncey, Mrs.
Elizabeth A Rowell. A. Cod and Mrs.
Freddie c. de Lesdernier. acted as hosts.
at the home of the worthy patron, 1866
Kenyon street northwest.
After the adoption of bylaws. Mrs.
Alice p. Boss, first matron. was elected
president and Mrs. Lynn Y Burton sec
retary-treasurer.
The following past matrons and patrons
were present: Mrs. Lynn Y. Burton. 1892:
Mrs. Alice p. Boss. 1911: Mrs. Clara w.
Robins, 1913 Mrs. Mary E. Eppelsheimer.
Leahy. 1914. and Frank j. Rowell, 1915.
The absentees sent best wishes and ex-
pect to be present at future meetings.
The Floral Circle met Monday with
Mrs. Emma Alschwee, 1903 18th street
northwest.