Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
Order of the Eastern Star.

Order of the Eastern Star.
The grand matron and grand patron
will make official visits to Esther
Gate Chapter Friday evening. Tomor-
row evening they will witness the
work in st. Johns Lodge Chapter.
the services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home Sunday afternoon, June
%. when Rev. Lewis E. Purdum Will
officiate.
Naomi Chapter will have charge Of
the services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. and Rev. F. l.. l.. Hitler will
officiate.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will have
the degrees tomorrow evening fol-
lowed by refreshments. This Will ne
the last meeting until the second Mon
day in September. Distinguished WIS.,
itors are expected.
Columbia Chapter. tomorrow even
ing, for the last time until the ran,
will have the degrees, the chapter
having called off during the months
of July and August. Mrs. Eula Hoi-
Thursday evening at 1922 Sd street
northwest.
Martha Chapter will celebrate its
twenty-fourth anniversary with an
endowment night Friday evening. ana
Miss Frances Scherger has arranged
a musical program for the occasion.
Later dancing will be feature. with
refreshments, and the birthday cake
will be cut. The endowment commit
evening The Birthday Club has pre-
scented the chapter with stan holders
for its new lights and Anna Harvey
has turned in to the secretary $l79S2
obtained through her work for the
grounds of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. The chapter had twelve
candidates at it's last meeting.
Bethany Chapter, U. D.. has been
presented by Past Grand Matron
Jeanette Newton smith with low
ing cup given her by Past Patron
James Hayes Trimble, deceased as
memorial Of the long friendship Eiat
existed between the deceased and her.
Matron Nellie Plumley, Patron Charles
S. Hyer and Past Matron Ellen 5.
will probably have the degrees. At
its last meeting ten candidates were
initiated, with fine musical program
provided by Past Patron Milton Fillius
and flowers for the star points by
Past Patron Elmer c. Mayberry OF
the grand matron and grand patron,
grand master of Masons and Past
Grand Patron Joseph H. Milans and
Past Grand Patron Arthur M. Poyn-
| ton.
Esther Chapter will have charge of
the services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home. Sunday afternoon
June 20. when Rev. H. D. Mitchell o..
the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church will
officiate. The chapter will have de-
gree work Thursday evening. At the
last meeting the entertainment in
cluded solos by Mrs. Burl r. Johnston.
recitations by Miss Edith Williams
and selections by the choir.
Areme Chapter will have the degrees
followed by a program and refresh
ments Wednesday evening. At the
visit of the members to the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home last Wednes-
day evening a program was presented
by the patron: Mr.. and Mrs Chase Of
the home sang. Mrs. Williams gave a
reading. Miss Estelle Anderson sang,
accompanied by Miss Ethel Porter, and
Judge Boies Of Iowa and Mrs. Boise
made addresses. Refreshments were
served.
Friendship Chapter was entertained
| Tuesday evening with a program di-
rected by Matron Anna M. Perna. in
Guiding a sketch, "A Soldiers Dream,
presented by Misses Margaret and
Elva Robey. Evelyn Fletcher, Ella
Bradt, Dorothy Thompson, Louise and
Florence Derrick. Ethel Walther. Mar
garet Burrows. Hilda Simpson. Mamie
Giles, Mrs. Catherine Corwin, Mrs.
Grace Derrick and Lieut.. Harvey Hud-
dleson. The chapter will celebrate en-
dowment night June "a and is also
! contemplating q lawn party and fair
later on.
BrookIand Chapter had the grand
matron and grand patron to witness
the degree work and make addresses
Wednesday evening, when also Mrs.
Louis Melius, who had just celebrated
the golden anniversary of her mar
riage, was remembered with gifts and
congratulations.
William r. Hunt Chapter has voted
to call off its meetings in July and
August. Thursday evening, the chap