Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03
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levening and fourteen applications will
be balloted upon. An entertainment
will follow the degree work. The chap
ter minstrel troupe rehearsed new
play at the home of the grand matron
Saturday night. 1t is to be presented
soon. April 8 the Grand Chapter Of
flcers will confer the degrees in the
chapter.
Esther Chapter will devote Thursday
evening to business and entertainment,
the latter being in charge Of Mrs. May
Gibbon and Mrs. Maud Varela- Dane
ing will follow the closing of the chap
] ter and refreshments will be served.
, Chairman w. e; Birgfeld of the war
stamps committee reports that the sales
are progressing rapidly.
Takoma Chapter, No. -, will receive
its official visit from the grand matron
and grand patron Friday evening, when
the degrees will be presented also by
the new officers. headed by Matron
Nettie Doten and Patron Edward H.
Cooley. A special program has been
prepared by Past Grand Matron Ida v.
Faber. who expects to join Mr.. Faber
in Chicago soon. Past Matron PAMELA
w. Favorite has been appointed chair
man OF the war savings stamps COM
mittee.
| Takoma Chapter will have charge of
! the services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home next Sunday afternoon,
March 10. when Rev. Christian NJ.
koma Park, will officiate. and the
church choir will furnish the music.
| Automobiles will meet the cars at the
terminus OF the Takoma Park line from
ESQ to p.m., to convey visitors to the
home.
Miriam Chapter, No. 49, received its
| ofncial visit Monday evening from the
grand matron and grand patron, both
| of whom made addresses Past Grand
Matron Hudson. who is a member of
l. the chapter also spoke, and remarks
were made by Representative Hilliard
OF Colorado: past patron of the order,
Mrs. Rauch of Bethlehem Chapter
played piano selection, and Associate
Grand Patron Jason Waterman gave
| readings. Refreshments were served.
The grand matron and grand patron
paid an official visit to Electa Chapter,
No. 2: Tuesday evening. which was OBJ
served as colonial evening. the officers
the lower had Milton j. Fillius and
Charles A. Stevens. with refreshments
and fancy articles, helped to replenish
the chapter treasury. Dancing was
feature. In the chapter room the grand
matron and grand patron and L Cabell
Williamson, past general grand patron.
made addresses, and duet was played
Butz. Several other officers and past
officers of the Grand Chapter were
present.
Friendship Chapter, No. II. will en-
terrain the soldiers at Camp University,
American University Park. next Satur-
day evening. Tuesday evening after it's
usual business the chapter was enter
Associate Matron Anna NJ. Perna. in
GLIDING song selections by Miss Hilda
Simpson and Mrs. Christine Fletcher
and reading by Mrs. Nellie e. Fletch-.
er. Refreshments were served.
Ascension Chapter. NoA 20. will give
dance at 1917 r street northwest We'd
nesday evening. March Is. Last Tues
Past Matron Flora c. Dyer was re-
ported as improving at her home and
able to see friends who may call.
At the meeting of Cathedral Chapter,
No. IA, Wednesday evening. Past Patron
Perry outlined the work of the war
savings stamps committee. The auxil
larry home board will meet Thursday
Matron Eskridge, 4121 Sth street north
west.
At the chapter meeting Past Matron
Elizabeth Cornish installed Carrie ].
Lord. as Esther; Emma v. Morgan. as
chaplain, and John D. Yoakley. as SEN
tinel. these officers having been absent
from previous meetings. Representa-
dress and Mrs. Mary E. Abbott gave
readings.
The Red Cross sewing circle of CO.
weekly meetings Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Myra Holmes. 623 Lamont street
northwest. where the meetings will
continue throughout the year. Knit
49,
which women can do are invited to be
present. The chapters treasury re-
ceived $50 as the net results of a card
party recently given under the man
ton Green, in the hall at 14th and Ken
yon streets.
The Floral Circle will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. A. J. Mckee at
ganization raises funds with which to
purchase flowers for the sick members
Of the chapter.
diaates Friday evening. The chapters
theater party Monday evening. through
Cora Meyers. chairman of the commit
tee in charge. Melted a considerable
entertainments given include a dance
Tuesday evening by the ways and
means committee and a dinner by the
Red Cross unit of Martha Chapter,
SiiCe JANUARY 1, mas grown into
full company. with a large number
of reserves. Its officers are: Jessie A.
Hover. captain; Minnie Richardson. first
lieutenant; Evelyn Hursh. second lieu
tenant; Carrie Hurlburt, sergeant, and
| Mary Galloway. inspector of work. The
company reports an immense quantity
OF work being accomplished.
William F. Hunt Chapter, No. is, has
been conducting successful rumrnaee
sale. Thursday evening it voted to give
theater party at Polls Theater in the
near future. An entertainment was pre-
scented under the direction of Past
Matron Rosie I. Carter. Maj. j. O. Skin
! ner. Medical Corps, U. S. A., retired.
member of the chapter, has been re-
stored to active duty, adding another
star to the service flag of the chapter
Odd Fellows.
LODGES