Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-23

lumbia, will be present. Miss Clara
Ball, mother of the chapter. has also
accepted an invitation to be present. J..
D. Faber. father" of the chapter, who
attended the recent Grand Chapter ses-
sion, at which his wife was elected
and installed worthy grand matron,
has been called away on business. An
interesting program has been prepared
and a good time is anticipated. All
members of the fraternity are invited
to be present.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter. No. is. will
celebrate it's second birthday anniver-
sary Friday at 1880 pm. The commit
tee in charge of the program consists
of Miss Evelyn Croggon. chairman:
Mrs. Mabel Ketcham, Miss Marie Will
liams, Miss Astrid Johnson and Messrs
Hendley. Baker and Poulton.
A euchre party will be given at the
home of Mrs. Leila B. Cooke. 1900 Ne:
Hampshire avenue. Friday. February
4, at o'clock. and the annual theater
party at Polls, February IA.
At the annual election of officers for
the Grand Chapter St. Johns Lodge
Chapter was honored by the election
patron, Joseph H. Milans. to the posi-
ton of grand sentinel Of the Grand
Chapter
Wednesday night, when the degrees
will be conferred on several candi-
dates. A program of entertainment has
been prepared. Members of the order
are invited to be present.
Columbia Chapter. No. Is, tomorrow
evening will be called to order prompt
~ at 7:30 O'Clock for the comforting of
the degrees by the new officers. The
worthy matron and other officers, it is
announced, will appreciate a large at
tendance. All members of the order are
invited to be present and witness the
work.
Columbia Chapter feels proud that its
worthy matron, Mrs. Tillie C. Chauncey,
has been honored in being chosen to
represent Grand Martha in the Grand
Chapter of the District of Columbia
during the present year.
The Floral Circle met recently at Mrs.
Title d. Entrikin's, 1920 Park road.
Mrs. Margaret B. Harrison. president.
extends an invitation, to all who are
that they will watch for future an
nouncements in The Star.
Ruth Chapter. No. l, Monday night.
after the routine business. closed to
give the members an opportunity to
attend the conservation of the new
East Gate Chapter, No. 81. The chair
man of the ways and means committee,
Past Patron w. C. Zimmerman. spoke
of the perfecting of plans for colo
NAL tea to be given February %, at
Odd Fellows Hall. He stated that an
enjoyable program. is being arranged
and that there would be ample time
given to dancing.
Esther Chapter No 5, met Thursday
evening. with Associate Matron Mrs.
Emma Riley as acting matron and
Past Matron Grace. Lee Morgan as as
sociate matron. The evenings enter
tainment was in charge of Past Matron
Flora M. Gibson and consisted of a
reading by Past Matron Effie A. Rob-
erts. songs by a. quartet composed OF
Mrs. Eta M. Davis, Mrs. Cecile Brig
field. William Birgfeld and Franz Brig |
field. and selections by the choir. Esther
Chapter is Particularly honored this
year in having three of its members
represented in the Grand Chapter, Past |
Matron Bertha n. Hudson being asso- |
celia Atchison being grand treasurer
and Worthy Matron Mary-J. Birgfeld |
being grand Ruth.
and Charles W. Ashford. |
worthy patron of William F. Hunt |
Chapter. No. y16, invite the members of |
the fraternity ito be present Thursday |
evening, An interesting program is
promised. this being the fifth ami |
versary of the chapter.
Temple Chapter. No. 10. celebrated its |
seventh anniversary lin Masonic Tenn
pie with program consisting OF the
following numbers: Solo. Miss Schip- i
pert, accompanied .by-Dr Bengis; reci-
tation, Mr.. Click: solo. Mr.. Bennett of
william F. Hunt Chapter; vaudeville
skit. Master Donald Dudley and Audrey
Keyes, with Mrs. Dudley of Martha
Chapter at the piano; recitation, Mr.. |
and selection. Temple Chap