Evening star., 1917-09-09


October Il; Temple, No. IS, October 22;
| Ascension. No. 20. October 23; Naomi,
No. 3, October "a: Martha. No. 4. Naval
Lodge Hall. November 2; Mizpah. No. 8,
William F. Hunt, No. 16. November 8;
Miriam. No. %. Naval Lodge Hall,
November II: Bethlehem, No. I. Masonic
Hall. sth and F streets northeast.
Is; st. Johns Lodge. No. IS. November
10: Fidelity, No. 1s, Arcade. 14th and
Park road northwest. November 20:
Columbia. No. Is, Masonic Hall. 14th
2. Masonic Temple. Anacostia, Novem-
her 20. and Cathedral. No. IA. House of
| the Temple. Sd and E northwest.
, November IS.
The visitations, except where other
wise noted. will be made in Masonic
Temple. at 18th street and New York
! avenue northwest. and all of them will
be made at pm.
| cular announcing the visitations also
| announces the succession of Joseph
II. Milans to the office of grand patron
of the Grand Chapter of the District,
of the Grand Chapter, vice James D.
| Rowen, deceased.
| Columbia Chapter. No. Is. will re-
sumo work after it's vacation tomorrow
evening. when. it is announced, a large
| accumulation of business will receive
| attention. Matron Tillie D. Entrikin
has announced that the Red Cross
| volunteers from the chapter members
are desired.
! At the meeting of Ruth Chapter, No.
! !. Monday evening Past Matron Re
| becca Meiners paid eloquent tribute to
the memory Of the late Past Grand
Patron Angus Lamond. The matron
and patron welcomed the members and
iSir
was omitted in respect TO the late
grand patron, James D. Rowen, and
Mr.. Lamond. The chapter will cele-
brate its twenty-ffth anniversary at
its meeting September II. Mrs. Dyer.
matron of Ascension Chapter, was the
pianist of the evening.
The program of entertainment pro-
vided Wednesday evening at the first
meeting of Unity Chapter. No. %. fol-
lowing Its summer vacation. included
readings by Mrs. Nellie McBeth of
East Gate Chapter. piano selection by
Associate Matron Cunningham of Es-
ther Chapter; reading, Past Matron
Evelyn Hursh Of Martha Chapter. and
a. talk by Miss Ludwick of Louisville,
Ky. The chapter voted to hold a linen
sale in October. Work is scheduled
for the meeting September 20. Re-
freshments were served at the close of
the meeting.
E1ecta Chapter No. ?. it is announced,
will have a large number of candidates
for initiation Tuesday evening, the first
meeting after the summer vacation.
The fraternity is invited to be present
Matron Charlotte Chambers has an
nounced the resumption Of activities in
Bethlehem Chapter, No. Z. Tuesday
evening and has invited the fraternity
to be present. She has set aside the
first meeting in October for "Endow-
ment night"
Cathedral Chapter. No. IA. will re-
with a social evening. The refresh
ments will be in charge of Mrs. Mary
F. Campbell.
tertainment to follow, is announced
for Takoma Chapter, No. 12, Friday
evening. and the matron and patron !
have invited the fraternity to be pres
ent. The chapter will have rummage
sale at 201s Georgia avenue northwest
three days. beginning September 81
Adah Chapter. No. e5. of Mount Raj
nier. Md. announces the resumption of
work Wednesday evening" and a gem
eral invitation to the fraternity to be
present.
Ascension Chapter. No. 20. has been
having a lawn fete at the Willard
place. 14th and ? streets, northwest,
will continue the fete through tomor-
row evening, because of the bad weather
last week. There is no charge for ad-
mission and general invitation has
been extended to the fraternity to be
present.
Brookland Chapter. No II, will hold
it's first meeting of the fall season
Wednesday evening, when a large clas.
will be initiated. followed by a social
hour. All members of the order are
invited.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter. No. IS. will |
give the Home Family an auto ride
through the parks of Washington sat !
urday afternoon. September Is, and on |
returning to the Home supper will he |
served: 1t is desired that those attend |
ing viii provide lunch for one extra in |
addition to their own party.