Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-11

| visit to the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home. The program of entertainment
| presented included a solo, Mrs. Hattie
NJ. Hyer; dance, Mrs. Wheeler; mono
logue, Mrs. Anna B. Wiley, and the
serving of refreshments in the new
| dining room.
Esther Chapter. No. 5. will have
| the degrees Thursday evening, with a
program of entertainment afterWard
AS this will be the last meeting OF the
| chapter until September Worthy Ma
| tron Mary j. Birgfeld and Worthy Pa
tron Edgar B. Merritt, it is said. ex-
pect to entertain large number OF
members and visitors. The annual
automobile ride to the Masonic and
| Eastern Star Home by the auxiliary
home board of the chapter will take
place tomorrow evening, and is IN
charge of Past Matron Cecilia Atchi-
son. The automobiles will leave Ma
sonic Temple at 1870 pm. A program
of entertainment has been prepared
and will be presented under the direc-
| ton of William Birgfeld. Refresh
ments will be served by the woman
members of the board.
Bethlehem Chapter. No. I. will have
the degrees Tuesday evening. Worthy
Matron Mrs. Lizzie K. Webb and
Worthy Patron Samuel V. Cusack have
invited the matrons and patrons of
1916 to be guests of the evening. The
visit to the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home which waste have been made
last Wednesday evening by the chap
| ter's board of managers. was post
poned because of the inclement
weather.
Brookland Chapter, No. II, will cele-
brate it's tenth anniversary Wednesday
evening in Masonic Temple. Brookland:
A general invitation to members OF
| the order to be present has been given
| by Worthy Matron Anna Broderick and
Worthy Patron William G. Belts. A
feature of the last meeting of the
chapter was the welcome given Worthy
Matron Broderick by Worthy Patron
Belts on her return to the chapter fol-
| lowing her illness. Past Patron
George Stranahan made an address on
"Fraternalisms and refreshments were
served after the close Of the chapter.
Columbia Chapter. No. Is. which
meets at 14th and Kenyon streets north
| west, will have no degree work tomor-
row evening, but short program of
the occasion, to which all members OF
| the order of this and other jurisdic-
lions are invited. Worthy Matron Til
lie c. Chauncey has asked all members
who desire to participate In the auto
mobile parade preceding the ball game
| Wednesday afternoon to communicate
with Worthy Patron S. c. de Lesdernier
| D. c. Leahy and b. F.. Harrison, the
committee in charge.
! The Floral Circle met with its presi-
dent Monday and decided to call OFF
further meetings until September.
| Friendship Chapter, No. II, will have
degree work Tuesday evening, in Ma
sonic Hall. Tenleytown. and members
of the order are invited to be present
Worthy Matron Nellie c. Flather has
announced that Friendship Chapter
drill team will give its drill at the
meeting of Ascension Chapter, No. 20.
meet Wednesday. at the residence of
Nettie B. Giles.
| Ascension Chapter. No. 20. will have
a social evening Friday, to which
Worthy Matron Amelia Eberly and
| Worthy Patron John A. Hartman have
generally invited the members of the
will be presented. Ascension Chapter
at it's last meeting entertained the off,
GERS and members Of East Gate
| Chapter, No. 81. Among its guests
were Past Grand Matron Jesse w.
Cowles, Grand Patron Ben w. Murch.
Grand Warder. Minerva r. Crawford.
all of whom made addresses. Mrs. Nc
| Beth of East Gate Chapter recited and
Mrs Richards of William F. Hunt
Chapter sang. Refreshments were
| served.
| Ruth Chapter. No. /. Monday even
| ing had a large number of members
and visitors. including Grand Chapter
| officers and DIR. and Mrs. T. d. Blasdel
| Of Parsons, Kan. During the business
session Past Patron w. c. Zimmerman,