Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-06

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I Mrs. Georgia AIilans and Frank B.
ketchum. matron and patron of St.
Johns Lodge Chapter, No. Is, have ex-
tended general invitation to the
members of the order to be present at
an entertainment to be given by the
chapter tomorrow evening at Masonic
Temple.
Naomi Chapter. No. 8, Wednesday
| evening will have the degrees followed
| by refreshments in the banquet hall.
Cathedral Chapter, No. IA, which has
| changed its meetings to the second and
| fourth Wednesdays of the month, will
| have the degrees and an entertainment
| presented under the direction of Miss
Phebe Slime. At its last meeting the
| chapter decided to take up Red Cross
work actively and also appropriated
| is expected to address the chapter at its
meeting upon the subject.
Temple Chapter. No. 10. has planned
an outing to the Masonic and Eastern
| Star Home for Thursday, to which the
| members of the fraternity and their
| friends are invited. Automobiles for
/ their accommodation will leave Ma
= pm
TO an elaborate program, refreshments
VIII be served. A card party for the
auxiliary board is scheduled at the
New Ebbitt. May is, at pm.
William F. Hunt Chapter, No. Is, be-
| sides the degrees at its meeting Thurs
day evening will have a program of
entertainment under the direction If
| Past Matron Rosie l. Carter Matron
Anna H. Lander has extended an invi-
tation to sister chapters to be present.
| The chapter was chartered January IL.
| 1872. with sixty-four members 1t will
pass the zoo mark in membership at its
| meeting Thursday.
Miriam Chapter, L. D., 1.-THE baby
chapter. expects to initiate another
class at its meeting Thursday, to
which the fraternity generally has
been invited. Condustress Anna G.
Hutterly recently entertained several
members of the chapter and their
friends at her residence with a social
hour and box party, at which Grand
Patron James D. Rowen officiated.
,Takoma Chapter. No. IL. - to have a
rehearsal of the ritualistic work Fri
day. Following its last meeting, the
chapter entertained the master and
members of Takoma Lodge No % F.
A A. NJ. and their friends, with a pro-
gram under the direction of Past Pa
tron William K. Hill. An address of
welcome was delivered by Matron
Lillian Dickens. with response by Mas
| ter j. b. Derrick of Takoma Lodge.
who is past patron of the chapter
Vocal selections were given by Mrs.
Ivy Shade. with Miss Elsie Beck as
accompanied; reading by Mrs. Ander-
son of Esther Chapter. No ); a group
of songs by Miss Frances Scherger. and
a playlet by Mrs. Anna B. Wiley and
Mrs. Edith w. Wheeler. which intro
duced a Japanese dance by Mrs.
Wheeler. accompanied by Mrs. Hyer of
Naomi Chapter, No g. Mrs Wheeler
Russian dance. accompanied by Louis
Thompson. who also gave several vocal
selections. Remarks We're made by
Mrs. Alcena Lamond. right worthy
ment closed with the singing of The
Star Spangled Banner" by Mrs. Ivy
Shade, the audience joining the chorus
The hall was decorated with flags and
spring blossoms and refreshments were
served.
Areme Chapter, No. 10, is sewing for
| the Red Cross Wednesdays and Fridays
| from / to 5 pm. in the bandroom, ma
| rine barracks, and invites it's mem bers
| and friends to assist DIR. Grant s.
Barnhart. past patron. is instructing a
/ class in first aid Past Patron Wal
ter Metz. captain in the Reserve Corps,
\ uuartermaster's department. L. s A
has been called to duty at Fort Sam
| Houston. Tex. Tuesday group of the
woman members of the chapter visited
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home,
| and will make another visit Tuesday
| May %. May 1e, after a business meet
ing. program will be presented by
I Mrs. Bena Barnhart; May IS the chap
| ter will have a theater party. Past
i Grand Patron Mobray was visitor
| Wednesday evening. when two candi-
4 dates were initiated, and Matron Kun
| kle of Mizpah Chapter gave a recita-
ton.
i theater party tomorrow evening At
I its meeting Tuesday ii had an official
visit from the grand matron and grand
| patron and conferred the degrees Mu-
sic was furnished by a choir, composed
of Miss Alice Stone, Mrs, Corinne Fra
! zier. Charles F. Roberts and Milton
Fillius- Mrs. Eva Love entertained
with readings and the chapter pledged
itself to raise 500 for the Red c. oss
fund.
/ Fidelity Chapter. No. 10. had as its
guest Tuesday evening Past Grand Ma
tron Coles of Vermont. conferred the
degrees and was entertained with SONG.
selections by Miss Alice Bergman. The
chapter has Joined the Masonic and
Eastern Star Red Cross Auxiliary and
is reported to be progressing in its
work.
i Unity Chapter, No. %, conferred the
Il degrees Wednesday evening and re-
newed it's pledge to help il III. Rel
} Cross work A quartet composed of
Past Matron Plumley and Mrs Nc
} Couchie. with Past Patrons Hoofnagle
and Hyer furnished music for the de-
gree work and sang several selections.
Readings were given by Mrs Webster
and Past aMtron Roberts of Esther
Chapter. and a solo by Past Matron
Plumley. The chapter guests included
} Past Grand Matron Ida V. Faber and
Past Grand Patron Ben W. Murch and
Past Grand Patron J. J. Faber. all of
whom made remarks.
u Special attention is being called by
the chapter to the change of late OF
its next meeting from May Is TO Nav
%. because of the May reunion of the
Scottish Rite bodies, which require the
cathedral at Sd and E streets north
west for degree work