Evening star., 1917-05-27
Botsch. the president of the board,
states, in urging a full attendance.

| Botsch, the president OF the board
states, in urging full attendance.
Mrs Fannie Schoenthal will have
charge of the program of entertain
ment which is to be presented after the
business session of Temple Chapter. No
! 13. tomorrow evening. The chapter
gave card party at the New Ebblt'
Friday evening and theater party Is
planned for the evening of June 4. Mrs
Fannie NJ. Lyles entertained the auNll-
larry home board at her home Friday.
| Members of Takoma Chapter, No. IL
assisted by the children of the kinder.
garten, the MiZpah Glass Of girls OF
Trinity Church and others, will presen;
The 1917 Revue at Trinity Parish
Hall, Takoma Park, at o'clock, FRIDAY
evening, and again Saturday evening
Four numbers will include the Tom
Thumb Wedding THE Giddy Girls.
"Old Maids Convention and Life Pic
tures.'' Refreshments will be furnished
and dancing will conclude the enter
, tainment.
; Officers and members of Naomi Chap
ter. No. 3. will visit the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home the evening Of June
is to entertain the home family and
serve refreshments. Arrangements for
| the trip are in charge Of Oscar Shomo,
Miss Martha H. Gould and Mrs. Eliza
beth Knapp.
Areme Chapter. No. 10, will have a
| theater party tomorrow evening. We'd
nesday and Friday afternoons from i
to 5 o'clock, members of the chapter
sew for the Red Cross in the band room
at the Marine Barracks. Last Tuesday
! the members made visit to the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home.
| Cathedral Chapter, No. Il, is holding
! a rummage sale the coming week.
! Friendship Chapter, No. Il. held its
! shad dinner May is and is not TO nave
| such a dinner May IS as its correspondent
announced last week. June II. however.
it is announced. the chapter will celebrate
| its Tooth meeting with program OF en-
| tertainment and "a jolly good time,
! when the fraternity will be welcome.
! Mrs F. A. Roberts recited 'Old Glory
| and, as an encore. "Your Flag and Nine
at the meeting of Ascension Chapter, No.
| 20. Tuesday evening. After the meeting
refreshments were served in the banquet
room.
| Brookland Chapter. No. IL. entertained
| Chapter. No. ;, Wednesday evening
Tuesday, June 5. a chapter visit is to be
| made to entertain the family at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home. On this
occasion n ''book shower for the home
library will be feature. The party will
| leave Masonic Temple at : pm. in motor
| trucks. which will afford accommodation
for book donations
The program last Wednesday, in charge
of Mrs. Lena G.. Checsman, included 4
vocal duet by Mrs. David n. Oertly and
| Mrs. Callahan. with Mrs. Harriet Burn
| side as accompanist: readings by Past
| Matron Mrs. Sidney G. Wright and Mrs.
tron Pearl Watt and Patron William V.
Lewis and remarks by Past Grand Pa
tron George W. Mobray, Past Grand Ma
| tron Clara E. Ball. Matron Clara L. Hall
l~f
Dyer of Ascension Chapter. No 20, and
Past Patron Charles s. Hyer Of Naomi
Chapter, No. g. Refreshments were
served.
Unity Chapter. No. %. at it's special
meeting Wednesday evening listened
to addresses by Most Worthy Grand
Patron Hyland of the General Grand
Chapter; the grand matron. grand pa
tron and grand secretary of Virginia;
Most Worthy Grand Treasurer Alcena
Lamond, Grand Matron Bertha G. Hud-
son of the District. Associate Grand
Matron Bena Barnhart, Grand Sentinel
P. Frank Morgan, Past Grand Matrons
Hattie r. Hutchinson and Jessie w.
Cowles, Past Grand Patron Angus La
mond, Past Worthy Grand Patron l..
Cabell Williamson and Past Grand Ma
tron ]. r. Newton Smith. Other dis
Flora Campbell, Grand Conductress
Cora Mayberry and Grand Secretary
Rose Yost, besides n number of past
| matrons and patrons of the District.
The program Of entertainment included
solo by Miss Hilda Heming, a sketch.
| Curing an Invalid" by Grand Warder
Flora Campbell. Mrs. Roby. Mrs. Cal
| loway and Mrs Sharah of Martha Chap
ter. and a piano selection by Miss Mar
guerite Campbell. The chapter will
have degree work at its meeting June 6.
William r. Hunt Chapter, No. 16, was
entertained with a recital by the pupils
of Prof. William ]. Oates Thursday
! evening, which included in part selec-
tions by an orchestra: piano solo, Miss
Edna Rose; violin solo. Wellington
George, accompanied by Miss Charlotte
Gibson at the piano; soprano solo. Miss
Gertrude Wheian, accompanied by Miss
Mary McCallum; piano solo. Miss Hat
tie Fleersies; recitation, Miss Margaret
Morgan, and violin solo. Master Edward
Bowersox. Past Matron Katie Rose
was in charge. Refreshments were
served.
East Gate Chapter. No. 81, which had
a lawn fete for the benefit of it's home
auxiliary board last evening. will have
degree work at its last meeting in
June, and then its summer vacation.
Ruth Chapter, No. 1, Monday evening
had an interesting talk by Most Worthy
Grand Patron Hyland Of the General
Grand Chapter. who. with Grand Ma
tron Hudson Of this Jurisdiction. Right
Worthy Grand Treasurer Lamond. Past
Grand Matron Loff1er and Past Grand
Patron Lamond and several Grand
Chapter officers, was its guest on that
occasion. At a short business session
reports were received from the chair
men of various committees and talks
were given by the grand matron and
several other distinguished guests pres
ent. At the close a program was pre-
sented consisting of a piano solo by
Miss Vernie Schmidt song and dance,
Babe" Parker; song, Master Edward
Levy; song and dance, Baby" Swank.
and a vocal solo by Miss Leona Callan
of Ruth Chapter. Refreshments were
served In the banquet hall.
The committee appointed to revise the
bylaws of Bethlehem Chapter, No. z,
Past Matrop Mrs. Lizzie K. Webb,
chairman, reported Tuesday night, and
! action will be taken at the meeting
June IL. Grand Patron James u. Row
en-, a member of the chapter, was re-
ported seriously i'll. There was no ini-
| tiatory work. but a short program was
ipresented, followed by a social hour.
i The past matrons of Martha Chapter,
No 4. with Mrs. Viola c. De Shields
! acting as matron and Roland M. Brown,
| acting as patron. will present the de-
| grees in the chapter Friday evening.
Past Grand Matron Hattie r. Hutchin-
/ son will fill the station of associate
l matron. At the last meeting of the
| chapter stereopticon lecture was
| given by Morris Bien of the United