Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-31

Mrs Jennie Bopp read a historical re-
view Of the 1916 officers. Mrs. Lynn
z. Burton. the chapter's secretary. an
and on behalf Of her associate officers
presented to the retiring matron. Mrs
Title c. Chauncey, bracelet as Q
token OF their esteem and good wishes
Paul Chauncey. Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. de
Lesdernier. Mrs. TITLE D. Entrikin. Mrs
Lynn Y. Burton. Mrs. Mary A. s. Leahy
Miss Lucie e. Fischer, Mrs. Elisabeth
a. Rowell. hostess; Mrs; Helen NJ
Mrs. Jennie 3. Bopp. Mrs: Dora Putnam
and Mrs. Lillian Stewart.
The following evening. at a special
meeting of the chapter. William w
the District of Columbia. on behalf OF
the chapter presented to the retiring
matron, Mrs. Tillie C. Chauncey. a past
matron's jewel. Mrs. Lynn Y. Burton
the chapters senior past matron and
secretary, performed similar service
in presenting to the retiring patron, S
G. de Lesdernier, a past patrons jewel
Mrs. Myra NJ. Holmes, representing and
speaking for his many friends. pre-
sented to J. Paul Chauncey pair OF
appreciation Of his many services OF
the past year.
An invitation, is extended to the men,
of Esther Chapter. No. 5, in the new
Masonic Temple Thursday at 7:30 PM
to witness the degree work, after which
an entertainment will be furnished by
Mrs. Theodore Cunningham, chairman
Of the committee.
The new Officers of William F. Hunt
Chapter. No. 10, were installed Thurs
day evening Among the visitors were:
Grand Treasurer of the General
Grand Chantor MYC A1cfna Tan,nnd
Past Grand Matrons Mrs. Grace
Wilkins Kimmel and Mrs. Jessie w
Cowles, and Past Grand Patrons Angus
Lamond, George W. Mobray and Arthur
matrons and patrons. The grand ma
tron. Mrs. Ida v. Faber. assisted by the
grand marshal and the grand chaplain
OBLIGATED. The matron and patron for
1917 made addresses. outlining their in
tentions for the coming year. Adj
matron, the right worthy grand treas
urer and the retiring matron- and pa
tron. The past matron's jewel was pre-
sented to Junior Past Matron Mrs. Min
ME L. Stricken by Past Patron Edward
P. Seeds, and the past patrons charm
by Past Matron Mrs. Rosie l. Carter
On behalf of the line officers Miss Ruth
A Dom presented to the retiring ma
iron, Mrs. Stricken, cut-glass piece
The retiring matron also received gifts
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the retiring patron, Charles w. Ash
ford; from the newly installed worthy
matron, Miss Anna H. Lauder, anG
from Mrs. Minnie F. Sauber. The re-
firing patron received tokens from the
retiring matron and from his intimate
friends in the chapter. The newly in
stalled matron, Miss Lauder. received
tokens from the retiring matron, from
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bennett, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Bennett. Past Matron
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aloff. Others remembered in a sub
stantial way were the grand matron
Mrs. Faber: the grand marshal. Mrs
Helen E. Barnard: the grand chaplain
Mrs. Agnes A. Sweet; the secretary
Mrs. A. Maud Proctor, past matron; the
treasurer. Mrs. Augusta Brown, and
Past Patron John Clagett Proctor, who
wrote the special music for the oc-
casion.
The presentation speeches were made
by Mrs Blanche l.. Barghausen. associate
matron; Mrs. Ethel ]. Richards, Mrs. H
Maud Proctor. Mrs. Katie Rose. past
matron; Mrs. Anna z. Sweet, Mrs. Au-
gusta Brown, Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. Minnie F.
Sauber, Mrs. Lillian Bennett, JohI
Clagett Proctor and Past Patron Arthur
After adjournment supper was served
in the dining hall.
Those installed were: Matron, Miss
Anna II. Lauder: patron, Clarence P
Brewer; associate matfon, MIS-. bldncne
L. Barghausen: secretary, Mrs. A. Maud
Proctor; treasurer, Mrs. Augusta Brown
conductress. Mrs. Mary NJ. Schoneberger
associate conductress. Miss Ruth Dom
chaplain, Mrs. o. B. Estler; marshal
Mrs Lillian Bennett; Adah. Miss Bertha
Hunter; Ruth, Mrs. Helen w. Fawlls
Martha, Miss M. Esther Henning: Electa
Mrs. Pearl NJ. Trullinger; warder. Mrs
Julia W. Riley, and sentinel. Hymar
Levy. John Clagett Proctor was appoint
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