Evening star., 1920-06-13
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

Columbia Chapter VIII have the de-
grees tomorrow evening and its aux
liary home board will have luncheon
at the home of Mrs Lille NJ. Finney.
/ 74S Rock Creek Church road. Wednes-
day. with Mrs. Wetmore and Edith A.
| Williams es assistant hoste sses.
! Miriam Chanter will celebrate it's third
anniversary tomorrow evening. with
program including sketch, Her White
| Slippers"
! Temple Chapter. tomorrow evening.
will have i class Of twenty for the de-
grees and the grand matron and grand
patron Will pay their official visit to
! the chapter. The home BOARD auxil-
ary will meet at the home of Mrs.
Louise Toskinson, 534 9Th street
southeast. Friday.
East Gate Chapter will holu a lawn
i fete from Wednesday to the following
Tuesday inclusive under the auspices
of the home board auxiliary. The chap
Abou, hundred members CT the chap
! ter visited the Masonic and Eastern
: Star Home Monday md entertained
/ the residents with q program and re-
| freshments. Fridays meeting will
be the last before the summer vaca-
tion.
! Areme Chapte- viii have degree
work WedneSaa. evening. followed by
dancing and r. re ahn1ents. Tuesday
| evening. Ill. cnap.tr members and
| their friends VIII entertain the resi-
dents at tl,c Masonic and Eastern Sta-
| Home. Auto:n ,b.ies viii meet the cars
at Georgia avenue and Rittenhouse
| street.
| Baltimore Chapter. No. 4. will pay
! Esther Ci,nrter fraternal visit
Thursday. wnen Esther will hold its
! last meeting OF the season. Degree
! work and program of entertain
ment is announ-ed by Matron Sarah
Nj. McQuesn. The chapter will pay
its visit to the Masonic and Ea astern
Star Home Monday evening. June 81.
! Frank E. Rirsfeld has the trip in
charge. The proposed trip to Gath
| September.
Ruth Chapter Monday evening en-
| ter!ained the officers and members of
Stansaury Lodge of Masons and AS
liverei an address on the temple
| building fund. An ''old folks con-
cert" was staged and refreshments
Wee served during the social hour
Visitors from the states of Wash
ington. Oregon and New jersey were
in the large assemblage that wit
messed the initiation of twelve can
:! didates in Bethlehem Chapter Tues
day evening. A program of entertain
! ment followed with refreshments.
! II was announced Tuesday evening
in Electa Chapter. when eleven candi-
dates received the degrees. that the
chapters twenty-sixth anniversary
would be celebrated Tuesday, June
%. Past Patron Gratz Dunkum spoke
on the temple fund and Mrs. Ida
Crown sang.
Grand Patron Bagley last night in
! Masonic Temple instituted new
chapter under dispensation Of the Or
| der of the Eastern Star to be called
Washington Centennial Chapter. The
! first officers are Mrs Gofa Duval.
| W. nv of
worthy patron; Miss Ruth Agler. as
sociate matron; Mrs. J. K. Munroe,
conductress. Mrs. Lille Noteworthy.
associate conductress; Mrs. John w.
Fenton. secretary: Mrs. Ella Wood
ward. treasurer. and Frank E. Wyman,
sentinel The new chapter is COM
posed principally of members of
Washington Centennial Lodge, No IA,
F. A. A. NJ, their wives. mothers.
daughters and sisters.
| Martha Chapter at it's meeting next
| Friday night will celebrate its twen-
| ty-fifth anniversary. This also will be
endowment night. The Mems Club
will have charge of the program. By
special dispensation of the worthy
! grand matron the chapter will open
at 1880 o'clock.
| The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
+! tion of Martha Chapter. o. E. S.. met
! at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank
Campbell. 140 18th street southeast.
last SATURDAY evening. among those
present were Mrs. De Shields, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Cawson. Mrs. Dixon. Mrs.
Harper, Mrs. Briggs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hover. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Robey. Mr.. and Mrs. Titlow. Mr..
and Mrs. Hursh Mr.. and Mrs. Sharah,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Milton ]. Hine and Mrs.
Harvey. After the business meeting
a unique evening was spent, it being
a "can party" Then games were
played and program given. The main
feature was the initiation of Milton
]. Hine. patron, and Mrs. DeShields,
acting matron. with Mrs. Jessie Hover
| and Frank Hursh acting as conduc-
! tress and conductor. respectively. Mr..
Titlow, past patron, sang a solo and
! Mrs Frank Campbell acted as direct
| ress. large donation of canned
goods were contributed for the benefit
of endowment fund of the chapter.