Evening star., 1920-11-28

growth OF the clu0 movement
throughout the country.
The AshIar Club of Master Masons
had get-together meeting Novem-
ber 20. at which the clubs service
flag, with more than 275 stars. was
placed among the archives of the
club. OF the large number Of the
arms of service but one was killed.
There was a large number wounded.
but they survived. The patriotic exer-
cises were in charge of Col. Julius A.
Penn. U. S. A. and Chaplain c. Q.
Wright. U. S. N. and Col. John T. AK
ton. chief Of chaplains. U. S. A.. deliv-
cred the address Of the evening.
The program, for the December
meeting will be in the hands Of Vice
President W. H. Richardson and Sec
retary Elmer w. Reese.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.
Brookland Chapter will have charge
Of the services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home this afternoon.
Rev. Earle Taggart will oflciate.
Automobiles will meet the cars at
the usual points to convey visitors to
the home. -.
The members Of william F. Hunt
Chapter will attend services at Peck
s-A~esASe 80 SAepSb SoAh oSbSSI ouu
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, this
evening at 7:45 o'clock, when Rev.
Irving Ketchum will lspeak on the
Book of Esther.
Matron Sarah III. Mcqueen has an
nounced another dance under the aus.
pices Of Esther Chapter tomorrow
evening at $40 O'clock. in the BALL
room OF the Arcade, 18th street and
Park road. All members and their
friends are invited.
Washington Centennial Chapter has
prepared for q dance at the Hotel
Raleigh Wednesday evening. to which
vited. The matron anhounces that,
owing to the large number OF candi-
dates In waiting. there will be work
at all meetings until further notice.
The chapter now numbers more than
Takoma Chapter will have charge
Of the services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home Sunday afternoon.
December IL. when Rev. Christian
Young Of Trinity Parish Church will
officiate. assisted by the choir.
Temple Chapter at it's grand vista
ton Monday evening. in addition to
the local grand officers. had the fol-
lowing distinguished guests, officers
Of the General Grand Chapter: Gem
eral Grand Matron Ellie Lines Chaplin,
General Grand Secretary Minnie K.
Keyes. General Grand Treasurer Al
cena Lamond and Past General Grand
Patron l. Cabell Williamson. The
chapter room was specially decorated
for the occasion by Past Patron GUIDE.
The chapter was highly commended
by the grand matron and grand pa
bership now reaching 24s. Matron
Fannie d. Lyles and Patron Archie
r. Corwin were the recipients of es-
pecially complimentary notice.
Past matrons and past patrons
night in Brookland Chapter Wednes-
day evening brought out gratifying
attendance Of the past officers OF
the chapter. Mrs. Cheesnan, charter
matron of the chapter. made an ad-
violin selections, accompanied by Mrs.
Burnside. Toward the close Of the
evening Mrs. Edith Parsons. the ma
tron of the chapter. was presented
with beautiful gift from the asso-
citation. Mrs. Cheesnan being the
spokesman. Dancing followed, with
refreshments.
Bethlehem Chapter. at it's last meet
ing under its present officers. initiated
fifteen candidates Tuesday evening
and then devoted the evening to So
cial features and refreshments.
Lebanon Chapter. for its grand ,visi-
tation a week ago Saturday evening.
presented a beautiful hall decorated
with palms and chrysanthemums and
a capacity audience To the compli-
mentary' addresses Of the grand ma
tron and grand patron touching the
successful year of the chapter. Patron
Blair Mckenzie added a glowing trib-
ute to the matroh. Mrs. Katherine
Belts. and to the splendid loyalty Of
the members to their officers during
the year. The program of entertain
ment included vocal music by Misses
Haines and Treadway. accompanied
by Mrs. Cunningham, organist Of the
chapter. Gifts werermade as follows:
To the grand matron. silver bullion
spoons: TO the grand patron. similar
gift. and TO Grand Lecturer Mrs. Mol
lie Teachum. leather handbag.
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Degree work for the last. time by
the present officers. selections by the
chapter quartet and readings by Past
Grand Patron Jason Waterman mark
ed the. closing meeting Of the chapter
| evening. Refreshments were served.
The Floral Circle will hold its next
meeting December s.
A net increase OF l5S members dur
ing the year. with what was declared
an excellent financial condition. made
| happy the members of Electa Chap
ter at the grand visitation Tuesday
evening. Gifts Of silver knives and
spoons and hand painted bonbon
| dishes. were presented to the grand
| matron and grand patron and flowers
| to the grand lecturer. Addresses were
made by a largo number of distin-
guished guests. Electa's quartet. Mrs.
| Crown, Mrs. Bube. Milton Fillius and
Charles r. Roberts. sang a number of
selections and solos were sung by