Evening star., 1917-04-15
northwest, tomorrow, and a rummage
sale will be started at 17151a 7th street
northwest April %.

northwest, tomorrow. and rummage
sale will be started at 17151a 7th street
| northwest April %.
| Representative L. W. Fairfield of In
| diana was an interested observer OF
! the degree work in Naomi Chapter, No
3, Wednesday evening, and in his ad-
dress, which followed, was highly com
| plimentary to the officers A brief
| memoriam service was held for Miss
| Tacie Daniel and w. H. H. Gould. mem
| bers of the chapter, who had recently
| died. Appropriate resolutions were
presented and adopted.
| Past Grand Patron Arthur NJ. Poyn-
| ton will be in charge of the program
of entertainment which is being pre-
| pared for the meeting April 25, when
| Past Grand Master Lurtin r. CHM. who
| is a member of Naomi Chapter. will
! talk of his personal experiences and
| impressions formed during his recent
| visit to the Panama Canal Zone.
| William CutshaN received the init.a-
| tory degrees In Brookland Chapter, No
| II, Wednesday evening in the Brook
! land Masonic Temple, and Past Matron
Mrs. Sidney G. Wright made a report
| of a recent entertainment given under
| the auspices of the past matrons or
the chapter, which was received with
| evident pleasure.
| give its theater party and Mrs. Pearl
| Watt the matron, announced rum
| mage sale for the first week in May
| Grand Patron James ID. Rowen was
| guest of the evening and made an ad-
/ dress complimentary to the officers and
| their work The grand patron is AN
| honorary member of Brookland Chap
fer Following the business and degree
! work the chapter and ITS guests were
! entertained by Mrs. Hodge and Mrs
/ Love OF Areme Chapter. and Mrs
! Helena Lennon, past matron. Refresh
ments wero served during the social
| hour.
| The Matrons and Patrons of 1912
We're recently entertained by Past
| Matron Emma Coumbe OF Temple
| Chapter No. 13. Following the election
| of officers, in which Mrs. Sadie NJ
| Major of Bethlehem Chapter, No. Z.
was chosen as president for the coming
| ing year: Mrs. Sidney G. Wright of
| Brooklaud Chapter. No IL. vice presl.
| dent. and Mrs. Elizabeth Cornish OF
cathedrai Chapter. No. II. secretary
| treasurer, guessing game was heio
| in which the souvenirs were awarded
! to Past Grand Patron Charles r Rob
| erts and Mrs. Roberts. Refreshments
were later served in the dining room
/ Plans were made for picnic ana also
| a visit to tho country home of one OF
! the members during the summer, and a
| vote of thanks was rendered the most
| ess for delightful hospitality.
| The meeting of Ruth Chapter. No. !,
| tomorrow evening has been placed III
| charge of the past matrons. and some
| thing out Of the ordinary In the me OF
| entertainment is announced. Matron
| Clara Hall and Patron MaXlmllllan
| Winkler have issued general invita-
| tion to members of the order TO be
| present.
! The auxiliary home board met Tues
| day afternoon at the home of Past Ma
| tron Elizabeth Pitt, with Mrs. Pitt
and Mrs Thomas S. Sergeon as joint
| hostesses. Preparations were complet-
! ed for an entertainment to be given by
| the board at 1917 street northwest
| Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Re
| freShmentS were served.
The official visit of the grand matron
| and grand patron to Bethlehem Chap
! ter Tuesday evening was attended by
| a large number of members and visit
| orS, among those of prominence being
| Past Grand MatronS OBrien and kim
mel. Past Grand Patron Poynton and
| Past Worthy Grand Patron Williamson
! The ceremony of saluting the flag was
| a feature. and at its conclusion elected
| much applause. The matron announced
! that the star of Martha, Mrs. Lynch,
| was the winner of a prize. which will
! be presented at the next meeting. The
| grand matron, grand patron and past
| most worthy grand patron made ad-
| dresses of a patriotic nature. qaur-
tet composed of Mrs. Wilson Harvey,
! NJ. J. Fillius. Mrs Marie Deal and Miss
| Blanche Bowen, with Mrs. Elsie Wea-
| yer. accompanist, gave two vocal Sc
lections. and piano solo. with soprano
| solos by Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Deal.
! Electa Chapter was present in body.
| Refreshments We're served
| The main feature of the evening at the
meeting of William +. Hunt Chapter, No.
| 16, Thursday, was patriotic minstrel
| performance arranged by the chairman
| of the entertainment committee, Mrs.
| a. Maud Proctor, past matron, in which
| selections were sung by Mrs Lillian
! Bennett. Mrs. \. J. Richards, Emanuel
| Rice. Mr. Proctor, Mrs Minnie Z. Strick-
! Ter and Mrs. Augusta Brown and song
| and dance by Past Patron Samuel q.
| Barnard. The concluding number was
| The Star Spangled Banner" Past Pa
J tron Joseph A. Bennett, master of Po-
| tomac Lodge, No. 5. acted as interlocu-
| tor and Mrs. Walter Britt was the ac-
| Mrs Emanuel Rice, Mrs. Lillian Ash
/ ford. Charles r. Strickler and Charles
! W. Ashford. AT the conclusion of the
performance refreshments We're served
| in the banquet hall. The business por-
tion of the evening was devoted mainly
| TO comforting the degrees on Emanuel
Rice.
| st. Johns Lodge Chapter, No IS.
which will have work and refreshments
| tomorrow evening. on the occa sion of
| it's official visit. also announces a
| board meeting" at 2 pm. Friday after
| noon, at the home of Mrs. Celia Peach
and card party Saturday evening, at
i2717 18th street northwest, the home of
| Mrs Eta Jerman. The chapter has
| changed its meeting nights to the first
and third Mondays of the month.
Odd Fellows.