Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-22

Religious services at the Masonic and
3 o'clock will be in charge of Bethle-
hem Chapter, No. Z. with Rev Lewis
e. Purdum. pastor of Ingram Memorial
Church. officiating. Mrs. Gertrude
Lyons. soprano soloist, accompanied on
the violin by Mrs. Lillian Gusack, will
sing, and the choir will also render
selections. Conveyances have been pro-
vided to meet members at Georgia ave-
nue. and Rittenhouse street about 2:30
o'clock. Myron NJ. Parker Lodge. No.
-. and Capitol Royal Arch Chapter.
No. II. have been Invited to attend.
The Ladies' Home Board Auxiliary
| will meet tomorrow afternoon, at
o'clock, at Masonic Temple. The presi-
most important meeting of the year.
and the various chapters will be called
upon for reports and a large sum is
expected for the building fund of the
Temple Chapter. No. 10, will have no
| degree work tomorrow evening. but
instead viii be entertained by its spe-
schoenthai. Refreshments will be
on the recent bazaar held at the New
Ebbftt will be made by Mrs. Adrienne
Won E. Shreve. chairman OF the commit
| tee.
E. E. Putnam. the patron of 1913. will
have charge of the degree work in
Columbia Chapter. No. Is. tomorrow
| evening. The matron. besides extend
ing a general Invitation to the fra
ternity. has specially requested a large
attendance of members to assist in the
work, and has also asked for final re-
ports from chairmen of the various
Mizpah Chapter, No. 8, at a special
meeting Wednesday evening will adj
vance its line for degree work, Mrs.
Lintler as associate matron and Mrs.
E. Mcneil as conductress. Past Ma
tron Mrs. J. Darcy will act as asso-
ciate conductress, and the regular Of
Tuesday evening the degrees were con-
ferred on Miss Louise Waters. Mr.. and
Mrs. Riley Shinn and Mrs. Bushnell.
Mizpah Chapter will have charge of
the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. Rev. James
II. W. Blake. rector Of Christ p. E.
Church Of Georgetown. officiating. The
music will be in charge Of Miss Helen
Waters, tho chapter organist.
Naomi Chapter. No. 3, will devote
Wednesday evening chiefly to business
there being no degree work. Past Pa
I tron Charles 8. Hyer will act In the
absence Of the patron; October -. At
Gavin presided during the comforting
Of the degrees on several candidates.
| The annual grand visitation to Ia
koma Chapter. No. IL, the home chap
ter Of Grand Matron Ida v. Faber, will
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invitations have been extended to the
! fraternity for the occasion. Rev. Fred
ertck William Smith. rector Of Trinity
Church. Takoma Park. was one OF sew
at the last meeting, when also q piano
solo was given by Miss Mildred Lang
ley. the chapter organist; humorous
Rotations by Henry r. Boynton OF
| by Mrs. Sallie Wilson, also of Ruth
Chapter.
The Grand Chapter paid its annual
visitation to st. Johns Lodge Chapter.
room was decorated with palms, au-
tumn leaves and flowers. The program
included violin solo by Mrs. Lillian
Gusack. with Miss Richardson at the
piano; recitation by Miss Dyer and a
esteem were presented to both Grand
Matron Faber and Grand Patron Murch
on behalf Of the chapter. Degree work
10 announced for next Friday. with the
omcial line advanced for the occasion.
Ruth Chapter, No. /. Monday night
received its annual grand visitation
from the Grand Chapter to the mother
| chapter in this jurisdiction. Prod
ucts typical Of an abundant harvest
composed the decorations. and in her
address Of welcome the worthy ruatron
expressed the hope that the gathering
OF the sheaves Of the grand officers
would show . similar abundance. The
worthy grand matron and worthy
grand patron congratulated the officers
and members Of the chapter upon their
record Of the years activities. A pro-
gram to entertain the guests opened
with . vocal solo by Miss Amelia
Fisher OF Martha Chapter. No. 4. with
Mrs. Norma Hfne Of that chapter At the
piano. Following this Mrs. Emma
Thomfordt and Mrs. Helen Slice pre-.
scented the worthy grand u1atron and
worthy grand patron. respectively,