Evening star., 1918-01-13
Order of the Eastern Star.

Order of the Eastern Star.
| A service flag is to be presented to
Fidelity Chapter, No. ls. Tuesday even.
| the Arcade building, and Past Patron
Bradford Knapp is to deliver the ad-
| dress. The entertainment program is
in charge of Past Matron Stella Knapp.
and refreshments are to be served. The
! fraternity is invited.
] Matron Helen L. Brashears has an
nounced the degrees presented by the
for Wednesday evening. She also an
nounces an expected visit from the new
grand patron. who will be installed Mon
day evening, and will doubtless visit the
s chapter rs Of the
tertainment program is being prepared
by Lena Hodge for the occasion.
work Wednesday evening at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral. Sd and E streets north
west, followed by an entertainment in
the form of musical program. The
fraternity is invited. Many varied
events have been outlined for the new
year by committe headed by Associate
Matron Snavely. chairman. The first of
these, a rummage sale, will be held the
week beginning January 21.
Esther Chapter, No. s, will initiate a
large class Thursday evening and this will
be followed by program prepared by Mr
and Mrs. B. H Brockway. The chapter
conducted the services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home last Sunday, at which
Rev. Samuel A. Bower. pastor OF the
Northminster Presbyterian Church. Off
ciated and Mrs. Eta Davis had charge OF
the musical program.
Representative Clark Hilliard of Colo
rado made an address to the members o.
ing. when he and Mrs. Hilliard were visi-
tors for the evening, and Past Patron Car
rie L. Kidd presented a program. including
solos by Associate Conductress Richards
tions by Past Matron Barrous. Refresh
ments were served. The new officers of
the chapter occupied their stations for
the first time.
The auxiliary home board of Ruth
Chapter. No. /, held its first meeting Of
the year at the home Of its president. Mrs.
c. Hughes. she and Mrs. Zimmerman
the years work. Anna Jones. conductress,
new member, was given cordial well
come. The officers for the year are Clara
Hughes, president; Clara Winkler. vice
Elise Zimmerman, treasurer The new
matron. Mrs. Aufenthie addressed the
members and refreshments were served.
Each member carried home silver thin
Hughes
Many members Of Electa Chapter, No.
z. were present Tuesday evening to
witness the new officers initiate large
class Of candidates. The new officers
for 1918 are: Mrs Mary Benhoff. ma
tron: Charles Fletcher, patron; Mrs.
Ella F'tllius, associate matron; Mrs.
Elsie Robinson. secretary; Mrs. Lavinia
Gator. treasurer: Mrs. Ethel Frazier,
COndnCtraSS.
associate conductress: Mrs. Ida Bailey,
chaplain; Mrs. Elizabeth Kimmerling,
marshal: Miss Edith Py1es, organist:. :.
mrs Leila White. Adah; Mrs. Kathleen
MRS. May Simpson, Martha; Mrs. Corinne
Frazier. Electa; Mrs. Lula Fletcher.
warder: Arthur Emo, sentinel.
Solos were sung by Miss Alice Stone.
Ihe matron announced colonial tea
Ior the second meeting night in Febru-
ary. The members spent a social hour
in the lower hall.
Friendship Chapter. No. IT. celebrated
Its nth anniversary Tuesday night.
when also the new officers assumed
their stations for the first time, Among
those present were Grand Lecturer
Mary e. Teachum and visitor from
Michigan. Past Grand Matron Taylor
and Past Grand Patron Roberts sent
birthday greetings. Edith Graham pre-
sented short program. with vocal
solos. Refreshments were served.
Ascension aRpter. No. 20, Tuesday
evening elect and installed as patron
John Jacobs. Il fill the vacancy caused
by the inability of the regularly elected
patron to serve.
Martha and Ascension chapters will
give joint dance at Mrs. Flora C.
Dyer's. 1917 r street northwest,
Wednesday, January 23. Members and
friends of the fraternity are invited
East Gate Chapter. No. 81. will meet
Friday evening for work. This is the
anniversary of the chapter and short
program has been arranged for the
evening.
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