Evening star., 1916-03-26

lightful meeting of the Floral Circle
was held with Mrs. Miller. 1869 Meri-
dian place northwest, as hostess last
Monday evening.
Worthy Matron Mrs. Elizabeth Pitt
and Worthy Patron Thomas :. Sergeon
of Ruth Chapter have extended a gen
eral invitation to all members of the
or,ler 10 attend the next meeting OF
the chapter for the annual minstrel
show.
The meeting of Ruth Chapter last
Monday night. il IS said. viewed from
every angle, was huge success.
After a short business session the
chapter was closed and all present
went to the banquet hall. which was
the scene of a lively gathering of beau
tiful, grotesque and comIcallE mask ed
humanity, causing the judges consid-
cradle study 10 decide which charac-
ters were worthy of prizes. The prize
winners were as follows: witch" Mrs.
Rouis; Chess" Mrs. Elizabeth Pitt;
Liberty. with Electric star Mrs A.
Craley: "Old Woman" Mrs. Dollie
Pitt; Fancy Costume" Mrs. Edith
Shreve; "Nurse." Mrs A Aufenthie;
"Surragette" Miss Pearl fost; Devil
w G Zimmerman, Winter" Mrs. Elise
Zimmerman; Shamrock" Mrs. Mollle
Hoist; Liberty with torch" Mrs. &.
Winkier: Evening Star" Miss Genevie
Roose; Jockey" Miss Minnie Lederer;
"Mikado" Fred X. Walker: China
man" T. Hoist: 10y and Gloom,
Misses VI. and c. Vernon; Mother Hub
bard" Miss Naomi Mckenny. Colonial
Girl" Miss Virginia Pryor: quaker
Girl" Miss Ruth Pitt: "GypsY.' Miss
Howard After the unmaskng refresh
ments were served and dancing was in
order.
During the chapter meeting the vice
chairman of the ways and means com
mittce Max Wnkler, made a report OF
the colonial tea held recently and spoke
of the theater party to be given IN April
at Polls Theater Past Matron CARA !.
Hughes, chairman of the auxiliary home
board. called the attention of the mem
bers of the auxiliary to the board meet
ing to be held Monday afternoon and the
chairman Of the rummage sale. Mrs.
Clara Winkler, urged cooperation with
her in the sale which begins tomorrow at
1913 Az street southwest
At the last regular meeting Of Areme
Chapter, No. 10. the degrees were con-
ferred on two candidates one of whom
worthy patron. William II. Murray. After
the work f S. Brashears presented an
Eastern Star pin to Mrs. Murray. a gift
from her daughter. Mrs. Fred Hodge, and
Mrs. Streater gave two readings. Re-
freshments were served.
The auxiliary board announces :. five
hundred party a. the residence of Mrs;
Grant S. Btrnhart. l434 Rhole Island
All members of the order are invited.
Tuesday evening Fidelity Chapter,
No. 19, entertained the grand matron.
Ida v Faber: Grand Patron 3. w.
Murch and the officers and members of
MiZpah Chapter. No. 8. Among the dis
tinguished guests present were Past
Grand Matron Jeanette r. n. Smith
and Associate Grand Matron Bertha G.
Hudson. The following program. pre-
pared under the direction of Mesdames
McIndoo and Vincent. was presented
Piano solo by Miss Greenberg. vocal
solos by Miss Maninger, dramatic read :
ing by Sol Glueck and an address by
Past Patron Bradford Knapp of Naomi
Chapter on Community Spirit" Ad
dresses were made also by the grand
matron. grand patron. the matron, Miss
Rosemond. and the patron, B. w. Stille
of MiZpah Chapter Refreshments were
served.
Naomi Chapter. No. 2. Wednesda v
evening. after the chapter was closed.
entertained many of it's members and
visitors. Mrs Mary F. Omohundro, who
had charge of the entertainment, pre-
sented the following program:
March. Orchestral School William J.
Oates. instructor: piano solo. Miss Lois
Nichols: waltz. Orchestral School: vio-
lin solo. Master Theodore Robb: piano
solo, Miss Estelle Washington: march.
Orchestral School; recitation. Miss
Margaret Morgan; violin solo, yelling
ton George. W. J. Oates. accompanist; /;