Evening star., 1920-01-04

FAST GRAND MONARCH EDWARD
5. SCHMID,
rch Charles D. Shackelford, at Old
rtasonic Temple. the Saturday evening
following Christmas day. There was
/; mammoth tree. beautifully trimmed
{ nd Illuminated. and presents and
candy for all. And 1.-The real Santa
Claus" covered with snow and accom-
anied by the tinkling of bells. added
. the delight of the children. Mon
/: rch- elect Charles A. Stevens had pre-
: ared an elaborate entertainment. to
HIGH contributions were made by the
lupils of Mrs. Hodgson, including
: isses Lila Smithson. Elizabeth Wine,
] RANGES Miller, Mildred Jaeger, Doris
burns, Lenita Jennewine, Frances An
Cerson, Anna Mitchell. Ellen Jenne-
vine. Beva Fish and Margaret Smith,
hle Prophets Babbitt, Shevlin. Ash
com and Taylor added to the merri-
llent as clowns. The Grotto Band
1 nd Orchestra furnished appropriate
music. The Grotto will have it's an
Iual meeting and election at old Ma
sonic Temple January 29. The band
and drill corps will give a popular
ance at the New Willard January 15.
Orient Commandery. No. 5. Knights
'ernp!ar. also entertained about 100
of the children of it's fraters week
90 SdJuTudy- d program DelnS IuT-
1ished by Orient's Band, Miss Mcleod,
Scotch lassie. accompanied on the
dgpipe by Mr.. Graham; Miss Mary
: oole. Miss Kidwell, Miss Marguerite
J .ahayne. Miss Eileen Lahayne, Mr..
Green, Miss Yates and Miss Foster,
v-ith G. II. Reynolds as Santa Claus.
sir Knight Albert Jones was in
harge of the arrangements.
Gifts presented in Ruth Chapter
-. +. s. when the new officers were
tstalled included past matron's
-ewel to Mrs. Clara r. Winkler. the
1etiring matron. and a past patrons
ewel to Walter H. Bouis, the retiring
atron; a hand-painted vase to Mrs
'Vinkler, by her officers, who also
ave reading lamp to Mr.. Bouis
y Jho gave the retiring matron an ar
tistic handbag. A token was given
iso to John Parsons, chairman OF
The ways and means committee, and
: basket of cut flowers to Mrs. Annie
Zones. the incoming matron.
Mrs. Margaret D. Ballauf, the new
lnatron of Takoma Chapter, o. E. S.
upon her installation. received .
Cavel. the gift of her husband; the
Ietiring matron, Mrs. NJ. NJ Fonda, ar
astern Star clock, the gift of the re.
Tirlng patron: a jet necklace and hal,
ornaments from her officers, an oi
Halnting from Past Matron Doten
nd q lamp from Past Matron Field.
ian; the retiring patron hand
painted fruit bowl from the retiring
-latron. and both the retiring matroI
nd patron received with the Jewel.
their offices Masonic and Eastern
tar watch charm. A handbag wa.
sriven the organist by the chapter.
The Grand Chapter of the. Orde,
# the Eastern Star will begin it.
nnual session Thursday, durinr
@hich the annual reports will b,
lead and such Other legislative bust
ess as is usual. together with tn,
lection and installation of officers TO
920. No detailed announcement ha
teen furnished for publication.
The dancing assembly of Spaldin,
council. Knights of Columbus. is ar
ranging for leap year dance.
Grand Chancellor Patrick of tn
knights of Pythias. has announced tn
following ssignment of Grand Lodg
"fficers as installing officers in tn
ubordinate lodges and to communi
ate the semi-annual password: Gran
ice Chancellor d. F.. Yates, Frank
in, No. >; Grand Master of Excheque
Crank r. Crown, Mount Vernon, NJ
g.: Grand Prelate c. w. Henderson
Webster, No. Z: Grand Master T.. "
feiss Syracusians. No. 10: Gran
outer Guard J. +. Skidmore, Calanth'