Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18

| East cate Cnapter, NO. Il, Will De
joined by East Gate Lodge. No. "a. this
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the conduct
of the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. Rev. William
1. Campbell. chaplain of East Gate
Lodge. will offfciate. general invita-
ton to members and friends has been
extended by both bodies.
! ing will have degree work. followed
by a program of entertainment.
Mizpah Chapter. No. s. Tuesday even
ing after brief business session will
devote the evening to an entertainment
| and dancing, to which Matron Mrs.
| Mark kunkel and Patron Luther War
ing have invited members of the fra
| ternity generally.
Fidelity Chapter. No. 10. announces a
| business session for Tuesday evening,
its official visit by the grand officers in
| March and that Il dance and theater
| party is in contemplation in March.
Areme Chapter. No 10. after a bust
| ness session Wednesday evening will
| he host to the members of The New
Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9. and of Daw-
son Lodge, No. is. F.. A A. NJ. and
| their ladies. A musical program. to be
! followed by dancing, will be presented
|
| Glee Club and Band in the banquet
| hall of Masonic Temple. Friday even
ing. March 3. card party for the
friends is to be given at the home of
| Mrs. Bena Barnhart. 1434 Rhode Island
| avenue northwest.
Unity Chapter, No. 90. which meets at
the Scottish Rite Cathedral, Sd and E
! streets northwest, will receive it's Off
cial visit from the Grand Chapter Off
GERS Wednesday evening.
At it's last meeting the chapter was
the recipient of several gifts, includ-
| ing an electric star from Martha Chap
| ter. No. 4: a ballot box from Mrs. Ma
| bel La Rue: Bible from Mrs. Eppel-
sheimer, and STATS from Mr.. and Mrs.
7. Frank Morgan.
| Unity Chapter will have charge of
| the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home next Sunday
afternoon: February %. when Rev
Charles F. Fultz will officiate and
Miss Cheesman will sing.
William F. Hunt Chapter. No 16, had
Grand Matron Bertha G. Hudson and
! Grand Patron James d. Rowen as it's
| guests of honor at it's last meeting.
and the grand matron installed Miss
| Anna d. Sachs as organist. Present
also were Past Grand Matrons Mrs.
| Grace L. Kimmel and Mrs. Julia n.
Streater and Past Grand Patrons
George w. Mobray and Wallace
Streater. The entertainment was in
the form of valentine party provided
by Mrs. Lillian Bennett chairman
of the entertainment committee
Z, Thursday evening the chapter will
| celebrate on the occasion of it's Tooth
regular meeting with patriotic songs
and Rotations. also commemorating
Washington's birthday. Sister chap
tiers are invited.
Friday night Takoma Chapter. No. -.
will celebrate Washington's birthday
with a special program of entertain
/ ment. An invitation has been Xtended
| to members of the fraternity.
Grand Matron Mrs. Bertha G. Hudson
and Grand Patron James d. Rowen
| paid Takoma Chapter its official visit
at it's last meeting. Associate Grand
Matron Mrs. Bena Barnhart and Grand
Sentinel T Frank Morgan were pres
ent. with other visitors. Junior Past
Grand Matron Mrs. Ida V. Faber was
reported absent on account of severe
| illness. Worthy Matron Mrs. Lillian
Dickens welcomed the grand officers
After the transaction of business the
grand matron made few remarks. fol
lowed by a patriotic address by the
Grand patron. The program included
local solos by Mrs. Lillian Bennett of
William F. Hunt Chapter. No. 16. ac-
companied by Past Matron Mrs. Annie
w. knight of this chapter. and by Mil
ton J. Fillius. past patron of Electa
Chapter. No. 2. accompanied by Mrs
Nellie P1umley, past matron of Naomi
Chapter. No 5. Piano solos were played
by Miss Mildred Langley. Owing to her
attendance at the golden wedding an
niversary of her parents. Mrs. Luella J.
Bartlett. conductress, and her daughter
Miss Marjorie Bartlett tESther), were
| absent. At the close of the program a
| number of dainty valentines were dis
posed of and refreshments were served
Johns OIpe
nounces IAN interesting program" for its
, meeting Friday evening. At the last
| meeting. after the close of business the
chapter Joined by the members of
st. Johns Lodge. No. II. for the lecture
| on Germany Before the War" by Frank
Metzerott. Following the lecture. refresh
banquet hall and Grand Master Witten
and Past Grand Matron Catharina Loef-
fer made brief addresses.
An amateur play, Among the Break
! ers.'' is to be given under the auspices of
Columbia Chapter. No. Ii, Tuesday even
Hall. 18th street and Columbia road. A.
p. White will direct the performance.
which will be under the supervision of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wolcott. The chapter
has work scheduled for its next meeting
Temple Chapter. No. 13. is to give a
| ca-d PARTY Tuesday afternoon at 30
, o'clock at y. Pennsylvania avenue south
Il
i Mrs. Fannie iysics. Each table will re-
:elvs gift Al the conclusion OF the las.
,recting of the ntc- the members and
| visitors we"" ente, tanned with program
| 20 which Mrs. HYDE of Cathedral Charter
| and L. A. Lang. accompanied by Miss
| Eta Austin. contributed
| The reception given by Bethlehem
| Chapter, No. I. in honor of Grand Pa
| tron James D. Rowen Monday evening
| was attended by many members of the
| order. The reception was held in the
| chapter room and refreshments We're
| served in the banquet room. Dancing
followed in the auditorium of the new
! Masonic Temple at Sth and F streets
| northeast. The rooms were lavishly
decorated. the American flag predomi-
| mating in the scheme. In the receiv-
| ing line with the grand patron were
ciate Grand Mat"nn Bena Barnhart, J.
| Harry Cunningham. representing the
| grand master of Ma sons: Grand High
| matron and patron of the chapter.
mel introduced the guests and acted as
| arrangements. Past Matron Lena
| rations and Past Matron Henrietta
| Bowen of the refreshments.
| At the meeting of the chapter Tues
4, provided by Mrs. r. w. Conklin, who
/ of East Gate Chapter and a guessing
l I,- ha