Evening star., 1916-01-09

turned over to the Entertainment ana
refreshment committees. Temple Cnap-
er's birthday celebrations have mere
tofore been considered distinctive iea-
tures in Eastern Star entertainments.
and this years celebration is expected
to eclipse those of former years Tor
rigtpality and uniqueness. Mortny
Matron Adrienne Shreve and Wor.ny
Patron ], T. W.. Miller, have EXTENDED
invita- lions to all members Of the order
to be present.
Thursday evening Cathedral Chapter;
No. Il, at special meeting, lnstaleo
it's newly elected and appointed omcers
Grand Matron Mrs. Jessie w. Cowles.
assisted by Past Grand Matron Mrs.
Mary r. o'Brien and Grand Lecturer
Mrs. Mary f. Teachum. Past Matron
Mrs. Jessie Bradley acting as marsnai rai
matron. Mrs. Nellie X. Dodge: worthy
patron, Ernest A. Coleman; associate
matron, Mrs. Martha r. Brandon; sec
retary. Mrs. Elizabeth r. Cornish;
treasurer, Mrs. Lillian C. Watson; con-
ductress. Mrs. Lillian B. Sparks; asso-
ciate conductress. Mrs. Ruth H. Esk-
ridge; marshal. Gertrude E. Rowen: Or
ganist. Mrs. Carrie J. vogt; chaplain.
Miss Rosa L. Reeves; Adah. Mrs. Inez
Esther. Miss Mildred Welch: Martha,
Miss Myrtle Saunders; Electa. Mrs.
Nellie r. Hysopg; warder. Mrs. Ethelyn
F. Casey: sentinel. Allen E. Cowles.
was presented. including piano solo
by Miss Kiefer and a vocal solo by
James d. Rowen. grand sentinel. both
of Bethlehem Chapter.
The retiring matron. Mrs. Mae L. Dow.
was unable to be present. having been
called to the bedside of her father in
Missouri, who was seriously i'll. Mrs
Loanna P: Barnes. past matron. ad~
dressed the retiring worthy patron.
Carlin S. Eskridge, and on behalf of
the chapter presented to him as a
token of it's esteem a Masonic and
Eastern Star watch charm On behalf
of the chapter, Past Patron William
'sn vogt an pniss umSreiia; Past P s Patron % Jason
Waterman to Mrs. Lillian Watson a
hand-painted platter: Miss Ruth H.
Eskridge to Grand Lecturer Teachum.
flowers: Miss Ethel l.. Dunbar to Past
Past Matron --.rs. Claudia Trogner to
the newly installed worthy matron a
hand-painted dish on behalf of her
mother and father. Refreshments were
served in the banquet hall.
On account of the Grand Chapter ses-
sion Friday Cathedral Chapter will
conduct it's regular business only and
close in order that the officers and
members may attend.
Columbia Chapter. No. 10, will hold
its regular, citing tomorrow evening
at Masonic Hall, 14th and Kenyon
streets northwest, at 1880 o'clock. 1t
will be the first meeting since the in
stallation Of the new officers. No work
Is scheduled, but after short busi-
ness session the evening will be given
over OF the members of the chapter
and their friends for social purposes.
Refreshments will be served.
Friendship Chapter. No. II, will cele-
brate the third anniversary of its in
stitution Tuesday evening: All men,
bers of the fraternity are invited to
attend. Refreshments will be served.
A feature of the evening will be the
roll CALI
Fidelity Chapter. No. 10. held it's first
meeting of the year Tuesday evening,
and Worthy Matron LYDIA l. Riley and
her corps of new officers officiated in
the rendition of the work before a
large number Of visitors and members.
A program of entertainment, presented
under the direction Of Associate Con-
ductress Martha B. Rich, included a so
prane solo by Miss Helma Cheesman
OF Fidelity Chapter and a whistling
solo by DIR. Lillian Waters, reading by
Mrs. Hendrix and a talk on Fidelity
by Mrs. Mcdowell art for Breakfast"
afforded much amusement as portrayed
by Prof. Dauber (ScOtt Topham). Willie
Willing CDR. McMahan). Rene Rich
tMrs. -Brinley) and Mary Manners
(Marjorie Topham). Refreshments
were served.
East Gate Chapter L. y. will have
Especial Wednesday evening for the
degrees. The condidates to be initiated
will be the last to get on the charter
list of the new chapter.