Evening star., 1916-05-07

Temple Chapter, No. 10. Monday
evening after the transaction of busi-
ness and the comforting of degrees,
will entertain Grand Matron Faber and
Grand Patron Murch. with it's pro-
gram committee. Mrs. Watts, chairman,
in charge. program has been ar
ranged consisting of a talk by Past
Grand Matron Mrs. Streater, mother
Of the chapter; an entertainment and
lecture by George I. Lard; piano solo
by Mrs Mary Martin; vocal solo by
Past Patron E. E. Richardson of Mar
tina Chapter, and a special number by
Past Patron West. Other numbers
also have been secured to be announc-
ed that evening. Both Matron Adrienne
Won E. Shreve and Patron J. Wilson
Miller will make special announce
ments to the chapter. Refreshments
will be served in the banquet room,
where other special numbers will be
featured.
Columbia Chapter. No. IS. tomorrow
evening at 1880 at Masonic Hall, I4th
and Kenyon streets northwest. after
a short business session will entertain
the friends of the members The prin-
cipa1 feature will be "a guessing con-
test" in charge of William Burton
invited.
Mrs. Tillie D. Entrikin. chairman of
the auxiliary home board. has an
Wednesday at st. Stephens parish hall.
14th and Irving streets northwest,
from to 1880 pm. to aid in the main
tenance OF the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home
The recent meeting Of the Floral Cir
Gle with Mrs. Hoistea6 was well at
tended.
Electa Chapter. No. 2. TUESDAY even
ing will have the degrees conferred by
the past officers Of the chapter and this
will be followed by special program
arranged for the occasion.
The chapter after it's last meeting
visited Friendship Chapter. No. IT. in
body.
worthy Matron Lula Enc and
Worthy Patron Arthur Simpson have
extended a general invitation to the
fraternity to visit Electa Chapter Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Carrie Smith will entertain the
1908 association of matrons and pa
irons at her home. lis Maple View
place, Thursday. May rs. Miss Hattie
Crump. past matron of Esther Chap
ter. No. 5. entertained the association
at its last meeting. at her home. 935
Westminster street. northwest with
luncheon and games at which Grand
Matron Faber and Mrs. Carrie Smith
won prizes. Mrs. Cecilia Atcheson,
grand treasurer. and Mrs. James r.
Grindley were guests Of honor.
Naomi Chapter. No. 3. through
Worthy Matron Agnes A. Sweet and
Worthy Patron Otis w. Wyatt has is
sued a general invitation to all men,
bers OF the order to attend it's meeting
Wednesday evening. when, after the
transaction of business. the degrees
will be conferred and a program Of en-
tertainment will be presented.
The worthy matron and the worthy
patron of William F. Hunt Chapter,
No. is. have announced that no de-
grees will be conferred Thursday night,
but a program under the direction of
bers of the chapter as we'll as the
members of the fraternity at large are
invited to attend. The reports of COM
mites on excursions and other pro-
posed activities for the summer are to
be made. There are only few more
meetings before the chapter closes for
the summer months.
Takoma Chapter. No. IL. will hold
patriotic celebration Friday evening
and addresses. to which an invitation
to the fraternity in general is extended
by the worthy matron and worthy pa
tron.
At its last meeting the chapter had as
It's special guests the matrons and
patrons of 1915, while the Matrons and
Patrons Association of 1914, at the re-
quest Of Mrs. P. w. Favorite, a member
Of the association. furnished the enter
tainment for the evening. Past Grand
Matron Mrs. Jessie w. Cowles of
Cathedral Chapter, No. IA, congratulate
ed fhA chaptar nm fta hriOht nrosnacts