Evening star., 1918-02-03

ary 1e, at s01 NJ street northwest, with
the arrangements in charge of Mrs. N.
c. Turnage.
Areme Chapter. No. 10, is to have an
open meeting Wednesday evening after
the transaction of its routine business.
program arranged by Mrs. Selma
Danforth will include an address by j.
Jarden Guenther. general secretary of
the Y. N. c. A, at Fort Myer. with vo-
cal and instrumental music and mono
logue by Miss Mabel Kipp Lewis, for
merry with the Maude Adams company.
Dancing also will be a feature of the
evening.
The association of matrons and pa
irons of 1918 was organised Wednesday
evening at the home of Grand Matron
Bena Rarnhart. The following officers
were elected: President. Matron Helen
IL. l. Brsshsars stssa , Of Arems me-, Chapter; mp
son of William F. Hunt Chapter; secre-
tary. Matron Theodore Cunningham of
Esther Chapter; treasurer. Patron
Thomas ]. Gates of Miriam Chapter. 1t
near future and summer outing. The
president was authorized to appoint
five members in addition to the officers
as an executive committee to conduct
business, arrange for special meetings
and provide work and entertainment.
Routine business in Unity Chapter.
No. 90, will be followed "Wednesday
by dancing. with refreshments. The Off
GERS of the chapter gave the patron,
Mr.. Avery, surprise party Friday
evening IN honor Of his birthday. The
presents took the form of shower
of sweets" The recent Tunlrage sale
netted the chapter $104. :.
Esther Chapter. No. ). will have de-
gree work Thursday evening, with nov
ell entertain inment features provided by
Mabel Botsch. More than 500 members
of the order attended the reception and
dance given by the chapter Thursday
evening in honor of Grand Patron T.
Frank Morgan. The receiving line in
cluded the grand matron and grand pa
tron, Deputy Grand Master Joseph H.
Milans, Grand Commander William S.
Parks of the Knights Templar, Poten-
tate l.. Whiting Estes of Almas Temple
of the Mystic Shrine. Associate Grand
Matron Mayberry, Associate Grand Pa
tron Jason Waterman and Patron
Charles E. Baldwin of Esther Chapter.
Matron Cunningham introduced the
guests. Dancing ended at midnight
Mizpah Chapter. No. S. will have
charge of the services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home next Sunday
afternoon, February 10. Rev. Luther
Hess Waring will officiate.
The Matrons and Patrons associat tions
of 1911 and 1914 had a banquet, served
by the ladies' of Bethlehem Cha pter at
ago last evening Past Patron Will
liam Scantlebury of Electa Chapter was
the POSTMASTER. Responses to toasts
were made by Past Patron Simon Bube
of Electa and Past Patron J. Harry
Cunningham of Esther Chapter. Ad-
dresses were made also by Grand Ma
tron Bena Barnhart. Grand Patron T.
Frank Morgan. Past Grand Matrons
Jessie W. Cowles and Ethel Baker Wet
Eel. Past Grand Patrons Charles E.
Molster and Joseph H. Milans and Past
Matron Frances Frazier. president of
the association of 1911. A recitation
was given by Past Matron Carrie Smith,
a talk by Associate Grand Patron ia
time songs by Mrs. Theodore Cunning
hahn, matron of Esther Chapter. The
arrangements were in charge of COM
mittee comprising Past Matron Frances
Frazier and Past Patron John J. Craw-
ford of the 1911 association, and Past
Matron Vera Conway and Past Patron
William Scantle bury of the 1914 asso-
citation.
The auxiliary home board of Temple
Chapter. No. IS, will be entertained a
the home of Mrs. Tweedale, 1900 Flor
ida avenue northeast, Thursday. The
chapter had Grand Sentinel Bogley as
a visitor at it's last meeting
Fidelity Chapter, No. 10. will have
degree work, with program of enter
tainment. followed by refreshments, al
its meeting Tuesday evening.
Cathedral Chapter, No. "a. will ceie-
brate it's birthday anniversary Feb
ruary 13. with Madeline r. Cornish in
charge of the entertainment.