Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-02
Order of the Eastern Star.

| experiences. both IN CROSSING the
| submarine zone and while abroad, ana
| later held a reception.
Order of the Eastern Star.
, The grand matron and grand patron
| lows: Tomorrow evening, to Ruth
( Chapter; Wedn esday, to Areme Chap
| ter, and Friday. to East Gate Chap
| ter.
Grand Master of Masons Joseph n.
| Milans donated $500 and Grand Ma
| iron Mayberry 800 toward the COM
pletion of thu Masonic Eastern Star
Home at the -,a>ting of the Home
, Board Auxiliary Monday, when also
were elected: Mrs. Emile r. Botsch.
| president; Mrs. Cornelia Campbell,
first vice president; Mrs. Rebecca
Meiners, second vice president; Miss
tary. and Mrs. Lille Mackenzie, sec
! rotary. A number of visitors promi-
nent in the order were present and
addresses were made by Grand Master
Milans and Grand Patron Mayberfy
among others.
The matrons and patrons of 1918
Wedne sday night elected Ruth H.
Eskridge. president; Matthew E.
OBrien. vice president; Theodore
cunningham, secretary, and DR.. 7. j.
Gates. treasurer; voted to admit the
wife or the husband of each member
10 membership; appropriated $25 to-
ward an elevator for the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home and decided
to give reception and dance at Ma
sonic Temple March 80. Mrs Hover,
Mrs. Brashears and Mrs. Giles and
MessrS May and Baldwin were APP
pointed by the president to serve on
the executive committee. and Mrs
Cooke, chairman of the sunshine COM
mittee.
Esther Chapter has announced a
danea at Dupont Hall for February
"a, to which members of the order
are invited.
Ruth Chapter will have the degrees
tomorrow evening; Areme Chapter.
entertainment and dancing, after the
business, Wednesday evening and a
dance at the Arcade February IL and
East Gate Chapter will entertain East
Gate Lodge of Masons with a speciai
program Friday evening.
Temple Chapter is to give a roast
dinner Thursday evening at Masonic
Temple aemple from to s o'clock. Monday
evening the members were enter
tanned by Mrs. Mcpherson Miss Bes-
sic Alien and De. Oscar Coumbe.
East Gate Chapter. No. 21. at it's
meeting Friday evening will enter
tam members Of East Gate Lodge of
Masons. Matron McBeth extends a
cordial invitation and promises an in
teresting program on this occasion.
Electa Chapter announces a CO.
lonial evening for February %, a
minstrel show and dance in March
and 4 rummage sale also in March
The degrees will be presented Febru-
airy IL. Miss Edith Pyles, Mrs Ida
Crown. Milton J. Fillius and Mrs.
Carrie Smith entertained the MEM
bers last Tuesday evening.
Columbia Chapter announces a card
party at Masonic Hall, 14th and Ken
yon streets; Saturday evening. The
Floral Circle will meet with Mrs.
Hugh Hill. 1866 18th street, tomorrow
afternoon.
Bethlehem Chapter held brief me-
mortal service for the late Past Matron
ing. It was announced that the home
board would give its annual dinner
March IL. Mrs. Marie c. Deal sang
Snd Past Matron Felt and Mrs. Irene
Darnall gave readings.
Friendship Chapter was entertained
after the degrees Tuesday evening by
Marjorie G. Brodt, Past Patron Bart
lett of Naomi Chapter and Hilda
Simpson.
Fidelity Chapter announces a dance
Tor February 10. It rendered a re-
ception. with dancing and refresh
ments, Tuesday evening, to Patron
and Mrs. Alling and Associate Matron
Mrs. Epperson.
Takoma Chapter, No. IL, recently
celebrated its eleventh anniversary,
with the grand matron and grand
patron represented by the associate
patron. Past Grand Matron Clara.
Ball made an address. and a conrrat-
ulafory telegram was received from
Past Grand Matron Ida v. Faber and
Past Grand Patron J. J. Faber. or
We're made by Associate Matron
Helen Barnard, Associate Grand Pa
tron Reuben A. Bogley and Grand
Treasurer Alcena Lamond. Vocal
sss w sus.o svso Of bS CABOT '' c Msen
Springfield. Mass; Mrs. SaIlie Wilson
of Ruth, No. 1, and Miss Helen Kali
strom Of Naomi, No. g. Junior Past
Patron Edward H; Cooley. on behalf
star. Past Matron Edith Burrell ex-
pressed the appreciation OF the chap
ter of the appointment of its matron
as grand Cnapidln MIS-. Mary II.
Reppert in behalf of friends. pre-
sented Past Patron William K. Hill
with box of cigars and a pair of
driving gloves.
Unity Chapter. No. %, celebrated it's
second anniversary Friday evening.
The grand matron, grand patron and
several officers of the grand chapter
were present. The grand matron, as
sisted by the grand marshal, Mrs.
Title c. Chauncey, and Mrs. Flora E.
Campbell, as grand chaplain. installed
the marshal and Esther. The patron,
MIR. Delos w. Thayer. announced that
a birthday present" of table linen
and silverware had been given the
chapter by its members. The program,
in charge of Mrs. Florence Hoskins
and Mrs. Williamson, included solos
by Mr.. Holmes and Mrs. Theodore
and readings by Mrs.
Helen B. Strait. In the banquet hall
L. Cabel1 Williamson responded to the
toast, Unity Chapter, Two Years
Old" February IA, the degrees will
be conferred by the new officers for
the first time.
Odd Fellows.
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