Evening star., 1918-06-23
Order of the Eastern Star.

Electa Chapter. NO. z, Will celebrate
Its twenty-fourth anniversary Tues
day evening. dedicate its service flag
and observe endowment night. the
members, in connection with the en-
dowment feature, each contributing a
thrift stamp or it's equivalent to the
fund for the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home. The chapter has called of its
meeting scheduled for July and Au-
gust.
Miriam Chapter. No. 23, will have a
class Of twenty-five for the degrees
tomorrow night as a feature Of the
celebration of it's first anniversary.
Officers of the Grand Chapter will Off
ciate in the degree work, which will
be followed with 4 program of enter
tainment and refreshments. Miriam
Chapter received Its charter June 16,
1917. and has now nearly 100 mem
berS
Temple Chapter. No. 13, will have
degree work and a program of enter
tainment tomorrow evening. closing
its work for the summer months, the
chapter having called off it's meetings
for July and August.
|. Columbia Chapter. No. Is, will have
degree work tomorrow evening at the
last meeting before its summer va
cation.
The line officers will be advanced
in the degree work in Bethlehem
Chapter. No. 7, Tuesday evening, after
which the chapter will take a recess
through July and August.
Work is announced by Takoma
Chapter, No. IL. for Friday evening,
At its last meeting. In addition to the
degrees. the chapter was entertained
by Ruth Chapter choir, under the di-
rection Of Mrs. Sallie Wilson. and
Frank Favorite. Visitors were pres
ent from the Canal Zone, New York
and Pennsylvania
Fidelity Chapter, No 10, will cele-
brate its fourth birthday" Tuesday
evening. with its past matrons in
ment. Endowment night also will be
observed. July the chapter will
give lawn fete at the home of its
matron, 1917 Dogwood street, a block
beyond the Walter Reed Hospital. to
which friends are invited. With the
exception Of one meeting in July for
degree work, the chapter will call of
its meetings until September.
Ruth Chapter. No. 1. was entertained
Evelyn Hirsh Of Martha Chapter;
Mrs. Sallie Wilson, Past Matron Clara
Hall and Patron John H. Shreve. Re-
freshments followed. The chapter will
give an excursion to Chesapeake Beach
August 8.
ST. Johns Lodge Chapter No. 1s,
was entertained Monday evening by
Misses Virginia Squirer, Lila Smith
son, Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs Will
pairing a box to be sent to the Bel
gians July 1.
Unity Chapter, No. %, will have a
program of entertainment to follow
degree work Friday evening, the last
meeting for the summer At the
previous meeting Mrs. Harriet B. NC
Caully reported that more than $500
worth of thrift stamps were held by
members of the chapter, and Mrs.
Snavely reported four war savings
stamps held for the endowment fund.
Entertainment was furnished by Mrs.
Mary Hamil and Mrs. Florence Hos
kins. followed by refreshments and
dancing.
Areme Chapter, No. 10. called Off for
the summer months Wednesday even
Ing, when the degrees were conferred.
Mrs. Grace Barr, chairman of the
ways and means committee, was given
a rising vote of thanks for her work
Tor the chapter: During recess. it is
announced, 1880 worth of war saw
ings stamps were sold to members of
the chapter. Matron Brashears an
nounced that the chapter would con-
tinue to feed the soldier candidates
each Saturday during vacation"
Esther Chapter. No. 5. Thursday
evening. called of it's meetings until
September: The degrees were con-
ferred and a, program Of entertain
ment presented by Mr.. and Mrs. W. e.
Birgfeld, to which e. J. Febrey and
i Associate Grand Patron Waterman
contributed. The chapter will give its
| annual picnic at Marshall Hall July
20. Wednesday evening will be the
chapters night at Masonic and East
ern Star Home, with Past Grand
| Matron Streater and Grand Treasurer
Cecilia Atchison in charge