Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-21
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officers. members and friends of Ia
koma Lodge. No. 20, F. A. A. NJ A spe-
cial program has been prepared by the
entertainment committee. Last Friday
Past Patron William K. Hill announced
that the chapter would give a roast beef
dinner at Trinity Parish Hall May 3.
Fidelity Chapter, No 10, Friday night.
completed plans for a dance to be held
In the Chamber of Commerce hall next
Tuesday.
Matron Katie Morrison has called a
| meeting of ST. Johns Lodge Chapter.
No. Is, for next Saturday evening. at
. O'Clock. to confer the degrees. The
chapter will have charge of the serv-
ices at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home next Sunday. April %. when the
Rev. Mr.. Dudley win deliver an ad-
dress.
A card party will be given at the
Northeast Masonic Temple by Bethle-
hem Chapter. Saturday evening at 8
O'Clock. and on the following Satur-
day, May 4, it is planned to have a
dance. No degree work is planned for
Tuesday evening.
An entertainment was given at Ruth
Chapters meeting last Monday under
the DIRECTION of Past Matron thinner
man. by members of the choir in a
musical sketch entitled Behind the
Garden Wall The soloists, who wore
appropriate costumes. were Mrs. joyce.
Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Winter and Miss
Callan and Messrs Winkler, Pitt. Craw-
ford, Zimmerman and Grotlisch with
MRS. Hall as accompanist After the
program refreshments were served.
Esther Chapter. No. 5. Thursday even
ing, following the degrees, was enter
famed with program arranged by
Miss Olga Snyder and Miss Bertha
Sayles Miss Josephine Wild sang and
a {$ot;
A nrst aid class is to be formed in
the chapter under the direction of DIR.
d. r. Bush, May the grand matron
and the grand patron will pay their
official visit
The auxiliary board of Ruth Chapter
VIII give a party at the Eastern Star
home. on the evening of May IA. Au-
tenhouse street and Georgia avenue
northwest from pm. on.
Naomi Chapter, No. 3. will have IAN
indoor athletic" meet Wednesday even
ing under the direction Of Past Matron
Helen B. Strait. There will be distance
runs. peanut and potato races, putting
the shot, throwing hammer and discus,
parallel and horizontal bar exhibitions,
and other nerve irving and muscle
stralning feats, introducing at inter-
walls amusing camouflage. The cheer
sections and cheer leaders are busy
piePdliliS tileiT songs ana yellS to en-
courage and honor their representative
contestants. This particular form of
athletic entertainment originated in
this chapter several years ago, and has
been repeated from time to time with
material notifications. Matron Sarah
E. Cooke invites the members Of the
order to be present an dparticipate in
the contests.
Areme Chapter No. 10. Wednesday
night initiated four candidates. The
grand matron was present and COM
pllmented the officers. Matron Helen
l.. Brashears announced a card party
at the home of Grand Matron Barn
hart next Friday evening for the bene-
Mt of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home board. She also announced that
the ladies of the chapter had contract
ed to serve refreshments for several
Masonic bodies and that the past pa
irons of the chapter. who will have
charge OF the program at the next
meeting had assured her of a sur
prise in store for those who attend.
Adah Chapter. No. %. of Mount
Rainier, Nd. will celebrate it's third
anniversary Wednesday evening in the
Star Hail. It will also have degree
work. A silk Eastern Star flag with
the emblematic colors is to be present.
ed to the chapter by it's officers.
play entitled, How the Story
Grew, will be given by ladies of the
An invitation for the eve1ing is ex-
tended to all fraternal friends
The ladies home board auxiliary Of
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Will meet at New Masonic Temple to-
morrow afternoon at 80 o'clock.