Evening star., 1917-03-11
Order of the Eastern Star.
CHAPTERS.
Moaday-rempls, No. IS. Sact1i entAc--
tAinment.
wednesday-Naorni. No. 8, desress.
e1hursday-Esther. No. 5. de5rees.'
Fridhy-Aseensien. No. 20. sixth annts
yerSary.

! 1nursday-Esther. No. 5. deSrees.' T.
| Fridhy-Aseensien. No. 20. sixth annbs !
! yersary. l.
Temple Chapter, No. 19. tomorrow
evening. after routine business. will de-
vote the evening mainly to entertain
ment and social features.
| card party will be given Wednes-
day, at 9 PM, at 314 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, for the benefit Of the
| auxiliary home board.
Wednesday evening Matron Elizabeth
A. Gavin and other officers OF Naomi
Chapter, No. 3, will confer the degrees.
Last Sunday morning Samuel NJ. Plum
ley, sentinel of the chapter for the past
| twelve years, died at his residence
after a comparatively short illness. Mr..
| Plumley was held in high esteem by the
members Of the order. The interment,
with Masonic ceremonies, took place in
Glenwood cemetery Tuesday.
At the meeting of Esther Chapter,
No. 3, in New Masonic Temple. Thurs
| day evening. after the regular order of
gram In charge of Mrs. May P. Gibbon,
will be presented At the last meeting
Mrs. Viola Fellows. DR.. Edith Seville
Ccale, Mrs. Alice R Bradley. Mrs. Cecile
..
Bertha Sales and Susan Murphy, under
the direction Of Mrs Della White Mof-
fet, presented q skit entitled THE
| Trouble at Satterlee's."
| Ascension Chapter, No. 20, will cele-
brate its sixth anniversary tomorrow
evening. and will have as it's guests
| the officers and members of Mount,
Pleasant Royal Arch Chapter, No. Is.
Tuesday N.izpah Chapter. No. s. con-
ferred the degrees. The music was un-
der the direction Of Mrs. Sallye C. Bog
served in the banquet hall. March 20
the grand matron and grand patron
viii pay their official visit to Mizpah
Chapter. Matron Mary L. kunkel and
general invitation to the fraternity
to be present.
| Arelne Chapter, No. 10. Wednesday
evening had among its visitors :; num-
Der of members of the order from out
Of the city. among them being Mrs.
| Niles, past grand matron OF Maine. An
address Of welcome was made by the
matron. Mrs. Harding Past Grand Ma
| tron Niles in responding spoke OF the
growth of the order In Maine and OF
her visits to several chapters in this
| Jurisdiction. Past Grand Patron Mo
| bray also talked to the membership. A
musical program included: solo, Miss
Aline Kronheim; solo. Newton T Ham
mer; duet. Mrs Selma Danforth and
Newton T. Hammer Byron Blodgett
titled THE Auxiliary Board Meeting"
was presented by Miss Maud Fellheim-
| er. as president Of the board: Mrs.
Grace Carter. Miss Florence Luber,
Mrs Selma Danforth, Mrs. Grace Hard
Frank, Mrs Helen Brashears, Mrs
Marie Pierce and Miss Dora Stear!nan.
Grand Matron Bertha G. Hudson and
Grand Patron James D. Rewen made an
official visit to Fidelity Chapter Tues
day evening. Among other distin-
guished visitors present were Past
Most Worthy Grand Patron L. Cabell
streater. Mrs Mary Teachum, grand
lecturer, and Past Grand Matron Niles
Of Maine The addresses were enter
tanning and instructive. The following
Pr9graT Tds p,,as arranged ed BY .d Past Ma.ron
Martha B. Rich, was presented: So
prano SOLOS by Alice Bergman and
Bessie Harrison; piano solo by Mrs.
Flora c. Dyer, matron of Ascension
| Refreshments were served. Fidelity
Chapter has under consideration a
change in its meeting place, having
been offered commodious and suitable
| quarters in the Arcade building, i4th
| street and Park road. Its next meeting
will be held Tuesday, March 20, instead
of March 13, as enormously announced
In the chapter bulletin. At this meet
I ing the first initiatory work of the new
officers will be presented.
| Mrs. Dora NJ. Weber. matron of
Adah Chapter. No. %, Of Mount
degrees will be conferred Wednesday
evening, and all members Of the order
are invited to be present.
evening. initiated nine candidates for
mem bership. the music during the
ceremonies being furnished by the
| choir of Esther Chapter. No. ). Many
| ter. including covers for the pedes.als
from Mrs. Estelle Tonpkins. one of it's
members: baton. frSr! Mrs. Mary
Barton of Unity and Past Matron Mile
/ of Temple Chapter: cup. from Past
Matron and Past Patron Metz Of Areme
| Chapter; q ballot box, from Mrs Mabel
| La Rue, one of its members; a broken
column from Past Matron and Past
| Patron Bowen of Bethlehem Chapter
and a VEIL from Grand Warder Flora
| e. Campbell
Tomorrow afterpoon. 1t 80 O'Clock
a card party will be given under the
CHAPTERS auspices. at Mrs Flora Overs
, residence. 1917 K street northwest. to
which all members of the chapter and
i their friends are invited.
/ St Johns Lodge Chapter. No IS. mas
a theater party scheduled for March &c
and it's home board will meet at 1907
E street southeast Thursday afternoon
at o'clock. A bazanr at Masonic
Temple April H.. is in contemplation.
East Gate Chapter. No. 21. at the re-
cent official visit by the grand matron.
Bertha G. Hudson. and the grand pa
tron, James D. Rowen. had a program
Of entertainment. including vocal
solo by Marie Hall, addresses by Grand
Matron Bertha C. Hudson and Grand
Patron James .. Rowen. humorous
reading by Neva ]. Coons, remarks by
Past Grand AIatron Jessie NJ. Cowles.
vocal solo by Florence Conhlin and
short remarks by Carlin s. Eskridge
Of Cathedral Chapter. Mrs. Bowen OF
lMonona Chapter. No. s. Madison, Wis
Mr.. Vaughn and Past Matron Anna