Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-24
Order of the Eastern Star.

Cathedral Chapter. No. IA. will have
charge of the services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home this afternoon
at 3 o'clock Rev. G. Ellis Williams of
the Petworth M. E. Church will off,
ciate. Automobiles will convey visit
ors to the home from Rittenhouse
street and Georgia avenue.
Temple Chapter will have both de-
gree work and entertainment tomor-
row evening. The chapter is planning
a dance and a dinner for the near flu
ture.
Miriam Chapter expects to have de-
gree work tomorrow evening. It is
preparing also for a dance at the
Northeast Masonic Temple, Sth and F
streets northeast, April IL.
The grand matron and grand patron
will pay an official visit to Friendship
Chapter at Masonic Hall, Tenleytown.
presented and the matron and patron
have invited the fraternity to be pres
emit.
official visit from the grand matron
and grand patron Wednesday evening.
at Masonic Temple, Brookland. The
degrees will be presented with a must
entertainment.
charge of Mr.. Gatchell, afterward Past
Matron Lena Cheesman entertained the
Past Matrons' Association during the
week, with Matron Anna B. Saltzman
as guest of honor. An entertainment
and dance Is to be given at Brookland
Masonic Temple the evening Of April
II. under the auspices of the chapter.
E c: Saltzman and Troy A. Nubson are
IN charge OF the arrangements.
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program to entertain Ruth Chapter and
its friends Monday evening. Misses
BETTE and Louise Schibley sang and
danced. Thomas Randall, formerly of
the Musical Randalls. played the xylo-
phone, accompanied by Miss Elsie Pitt;
Miss Leona Callan appeared in dances
and songs. and a sketch, April Show
ers was presented by Miss Edith
White and John H. shreve, with mu-
steal numbers by Miss Elsie Pitt, Miss
Clara HILL. Mr.. Stevens. Mr.. Randall
and Mr.. Felka.
Fourteen candidates were initiated
in Areme Chapter Wednesday evening,
when the grand matron and grand
patron also paid their official visit and
| made congratuiatory addresses that
pleased the chapter officers and mem
bers. Lieut.. NJ. II. OBrien, a memb
of the chapter. was present on a leave
of absence from the Aviation CORPS
at Ellington field, Houston, TEX. The
entertainment comprised readings by
Associate Grand Patron Waterman and
vocal selections by Miss Viola Schippert
accompanied by Mrs. Theodore Cum
| bingham. Matron Helen l. Brashears
welcomed the grand officers With an
address and acknowledged their COM
pliments.
Esther Chapter Thursday evening
was entertained with playlet, "a
Bachelors Reverie," which was pre-
scented under the direction of Miss Ce-
, celia Atchison and Miss Mabel Botsch
after the degree work. The war saw
| ings committee is to place a booth in
4 the hail at every meeting for the sale
| of war and thrift stamps by membe-
| of the chapter to be designated by the
| matron.
! The ladies' home board auxiliary of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 1870 o'clock, a,
the Masonic Temple.
East Gate Chapters social evening
! Friday had for its feature a program
| prepared by the associate conductress
| which included q piano duet by Mas
liters RYerson and Miner; dialect read.
ing by Mrs. Miner. q song by Mr.. Bur
,dette and the reading OF an original
newspaper by the associate marion
Tho visitors were tho grand lectures
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