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son and the other officers of the Grand
Chaper, will institute a new chapter
| to be known as Miriam Chapter. to-
morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock in
Naval Lodge Hall. In addition to the
| usual requisite thirty charter members
Grand Patron Rowen states. the new
chapter will have between a dozen and
| fifteen more names to its charter list.
and after it's institution 1t will have
quite a number of new applicants for
admission to the order.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Bohrer has been Sc
lected for the matron of the new chap
| ter and DR.. Thomas J. Gates for pa
| ron, with Mrs. Daisy NJ. Simms as as
Sociate matron.
be present.
Tomorrow afternoon at 1880 o'clock
| the Ladies' Home Board Auxiliary of
| the Masonic and Eastern Star Home is
| scheduled to meet in the Masonic Tenn
pie. The announcement comes through
Mrs. Mckenzie.
Columbia Chapter, No. Is. will re-
ceive it's office visit from Grand Matron
Bertha G. Hudson and Grand Patron
James D. Rowen tomorrow evening at
Masonic Hall, 14th and Kenyon streets
pected to greet the distinguished guests
of the evening. At this meeting. also.
several candidates will be balloted
upon and a large class initiated.
Temple Chapter. No. 13, tomorrow
evening. no work being scheduled, will
be entertained with a program pre-
pared by Mrs. Fannie NJ. Lyles chair
man of the entertainment committee.
The chapter will give card party. un-
der the direction of Mrs. Adrienne
Shreve. Tuesday afternoon at 1:30
o'clock, at the home of Mrs Flora Dyer,
1917 p street northwest.
Fidelity Chapter, No. II, will have
degree work Tuesday evening. At
recent entertainment Of the chapter.
Fletcher. Mr.. Hall and Miss Balser
had a violin and piano duet, Mrs. Irma
Quackenbush. soprano solo. accom-
panied by violin and piano; Charles r.
lett. wilkins. Clabaugh and Forker,
quartet selections; Harry NJ. Forker.
a bass solo; Edwin Callow, readings:
Mrs. Gusack, violin selections. and Miss
Graham and Mr.. Bartlett, solos.
Ascension Chapter. No. 20, will have
a business session Tuesday evening.
At a recent card party held at the
Dyer. some handsome prizes were
| given.
| Fidelity Chapter No. II, will have a
Z, theater party Tuesday evening. Grand
Matron Bertha G. Hudson and Grand
| Patron James D. Rowen will occupy
box as guests of the chapter. At the
chapter meeting last Tuesday evening
the degrees were conferred.
| The members of Naomi Chapter. No
Z, 3, and their visitors Wednesday even
| ing will be entertained with a pro-
! Past Matron Ellen S. Meyers. The card
party given last Friday evening, under
! the auspices of the auxiliary home
board. is reported to have been quite
| successful.
Areme Chapter, No. 10. has planned
| q minstrel show and dance for next
Saturday evening at the Northeast
| Temple. Last Wednesday evening the
chapter conferred the degrees and was
entertained with program. including
a piano solo by Mrs. Flora E. Dyer;
duet, Mrs Frederic E. Hodge and VIII
liam H. Murray; dance, Miss Janet
MacGrue and reading, Mrs. Eva Love
Refreshments were served In the ban
quet hall.
Matron Lillian Dickens and Patron F.
A. Shoesmith of Takona Chapter, No
Ic, have announced chapter dance at
Teacup Inn. GIL 18th street northwest,
Friday evening, April 20.
| Esther Chapters Dramatic Club was
the principal attraction at William F.
| Hunt Chapters meeting Thursday
| evening. when number OF members
and visitors attended to witness the
! sketch entitled, 1.-The Trouble at Sat
| terlee' Those portraying the different
roles We're DIR. Edith Seville Coale. Mrs
C. Viola Fellows, Miss Susan Murphy. Miss
! Ruth Ayler, Mrs. Cecile S. Birgfeld and
Miss Bertha Sayles. The play was
dor fba RI nf re hi s.
| Moffett.
! Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock William
F. Hunt Chapter will hold the second
| of a series of card parties at Mrs.
| Frederick Newburgh's, in the Evanston
! apartment, 1927 18th street northwest.
| Unity Chapter. No. %. at it's meeting
| Wednesday evening initiated candi-
! dates. including Mrs. Margaret Moore.
daughter of Matron Williamson. Mrs.
| Brockaway furnished music for the
evening. Grand Matron Hudson, ac-
companied by Grand Marshal Crawford
and Grand Chaplain Chambers, in
stalled the following officers for the
| ensuing year: Mrs. Harriet McCauley,
| as Ruth: Mrs. Maude Gilman. as Es-
! ther, and Mrs. Aurilla CLANCY, as Mar
tha.
| ParaphernaIia gifts were received as
! follows: Bibles from Mrs. Painter of
| Esther Chapter and Associate Matron
De Wolf of Unity Chapter. and a char
ter case from Past Grand Matron Faber.
mother Of Unity Chapter" Eminent
Grand Commander Lem Towers was
present. Degree work was announced
| for the next meeting.
| Miriam Chapter, No. 23, was recon-
| mended and indorsed by Martha Chap
ter, No. 4, at its last meeting, when a
program of entertainment arranged
by Mrs. Efie Briggs, past natron. was
given by Miss Bonce and DIR. S. B. Pole,
Mrs. Dorsey, Miss Harriet Dyer. Miss
Scherger of Takoma Chapter, Arthur
Storm. Milton Fillius of Electa Chapter.
and Miss Imogene Stockett.
| Friday an entertainment and bazaar
| Will be given at Naval Lodge Hall.
AT the annual meeting of Herndon
Chapter, No. 55. o. E. s.. the following
officers were elected to serve the en-
suing year: Matron, Mrs. Catherine
Kirk: patron, Ralph Crouch; associate
matron.. Mrs. Harry Andrews: secre-
tary, Mrs. Nettie Crouch; treasurer DIR.
Ernest L. Robey. conductress, Mrs. L.
Poland: associate conductress, Miss
Nora C;rear The other officers are to
be appointed. The delegates to the
Grand Chapter of Virginia, which will
meet May 2, and in Fredericksburg,
are Mrs. Catherine Kirk and Mrs. L.
Poland.
| Ruth Chapter. No. 1, Monday night
had among it's visitors Mrs Alcena
I.amond. right worthy grand treasurer.
I Patron John L. Crawforg. chairman OF