Evening star., 1916-11-05

ter. MISS Lillian DICKENS. On Oeudi
of the chapter. presented set Of
silver-mounted brushes and comb to
the grand patron. Past Grand Matron
Clara E. Ball, mother OF the chapter,
made an address. and the worthy
matron read a communication from
of the chapter" Miss Ida Ullman, ac-
companied by her sister. played violin
selections: Arthur L. Simpson, patron
Of Electa Chapter. No. 2. sang. and Mrs.
Brinkley of Fidelity Chapter. No. 19.
gave a recitation. Right Worthy Grand
Treasurer Alcena Lamond, Past Most
Worthy Grand Patron L. Cabel Will
hanson and Past Grand Patron George
w. Mobray made brief addresses.
Friendship Chapter, No. II. had it's
annual grand visitation Tuesday night.
The hall was decorated with autumn
leaves and flowers. Addresses were
made by the worthy grand matron and
worthy grand patron on the work done
during the year.
The reports from the grand secretary
and grand treasurer showed the chap
ter to be in a prosperous condition.
The program rendered included recita-
tion by William Champion, presenta-
tion of salad forks to grand matron by
. DR.. J. w. Chappelle. master of William
r. Singleton Lodge; address by Rev. E.
Cordell Powers. presentatiop of cuff
Perna, solo by Past Patron Charles
Bartlett of Naomi Chapter and presen-
tation of silver toilet set to Grand
Lecturer Teachum by Past Patron
James L. Giles.
Past Grand Matron Mrs Taylor.
mother of Friendship" was present
and was presented with a large bunch
of roses by Past Matron Edith A. Lynn
for the chapter.
special meeting of the chapter was
held Saturday, october rs. to confer the
degrees on four candidates, the work
being done by the matrons of 1916 The
stations We're filled as follows: Mrs.
Anna 5. Castell. matron, East Gate, as
sociate matron: grand lecturer. Sister
Ieachum, secretary; Mrs. Lydia Riley
treasurer; Mrs Gertrude Milans, con-
ductress; Mrs. Minnie StrickIer, asso-
clate conductreSs; Mrs. Lulu Emo, chan
lain; Miss Mabel Thompson. marshal.
Mrs. Clara Hall. organist; Miss Edith
Burrell. Adah: Mrs. Annie Rrodericl5.
Ruth: Mrs. Minnie Metz, Esther: Miss
EHily Ii Rosemont. Martha, and Mrs
Chambers. Electa. In the absence of
the grand matron and grand patron
MRS. Nellie f. Fletcher and ]. Harvey
Robey. matron and patron of Friends, n
Chapter, occupied the east. The pro-
gram included solos and duets by Mics
Hazel Bornheim of Mizpah Chapter and
Charles Bartlett, past patron OF Naomi
Chapter; remarks by Joseph MiIans
grand sentinel: Mrs. Teachum, grand
lecturer, and Past Patron Bartlett P.
lTeShmentS were served
tuesday evening the CHAPTER gave q.
halloween masquerade party at which
prizes We're won by Mrs. Nina Mat
tnsly, MIS- Lillian Trueworthy, Mr..
Perna. Miss Marjorie Bradt and Miss
Geneva Lingley.
Areme Chapter. No. 10. Wednesday
lowed by musical given by the ApoIIo
quintet. After this the chapter was
entertained by Washington Centennial
Lodge. No. IA. F. A. \. NJ. in the ban
quet nall with refreshments and dane
ing.
Areme Cha pter will have charge of
the services at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home November -.
Ascension Chapter, No. 90. will hold a
bazaar at the New Ebbitt Thursday
from IL am to II pm, with a program
of entertainment both afternoon and
evening.
evening i'll St Johns Lodge Chapter.
No. IS, with the line officers advanced
At the meeting of the chapter Novem-
ber "a, Frank Metzerott will deliver a
lecture on Conditions in Germany Be-
fore the War"
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith celebrated their
twentieth wedding anniversary with a
supper, music ana danclhs at 10 MA
pie View place southeast, Thursday
evening, and with the husbands of the
1908 matrons and escorts as invited
guests. Mrs. Fanny Selinger, president
of the 1905 association presented the
hostess with Il cut glass flower basket
on behalf OF the association. The table
decorations were suggestive of Hal
loween.
Esther Chapter No. ), Thursday even
ing conferred the degrees, after which
Miss Ella McCord presented the fo'-
owing program: Reading. Mrs. HEIR
Molster of Brookland Chapter; solo.
Mrs Eta Davis. and selection by the
choir. One of the pleasant features ot
the evening was the talk given by Past
Matron Searles of Mizpah Chapter of
Marlboro, Mass. The annual visitation
to Esther Chapter Will occur Thurs
day evening. November Is.