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hall. which takes in the proposed
| additions. with which the members
| are familiar. and which now has been
declared by eminent authority the
, handsomest Masonic lodgeroom in
the District y large delegation
eager to witness the NJ. NJ. degree
for the first time will be another
attraction.
The Triangle Club Of Master Ma
sons of the Department of Agriculture
will give costume ball in the ball
. room of the Arcade tomorrow evening
This is the sixth of series of dances
I given by this club.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.
| Columbia Chapters Floral Circle
will meet tomorrow with Mrs. New
| berg. 1927 18th street northwest.
| At the last meeting of the chapter,
after the degree work. an original
sketch. "A Mock Meeting of the Ana
Mas Club was presented by Messrs
Leahy. Strobel. Jackson. Green, Row
ell. Wales. f. and J. Putnam. Rob
ert l.. Hughes. master of Mount Pleas
ant Lodge. and Joseph Leverton were
initiated into the club. Refreshments
| were served.
| Mizpah Chapter will have degree
| work Tuesday evening. A brief memo
rial service for Past Patron Charles T.
! Lindsey and Mr.. Akers who was the
| the last meeting, and resolutions OF
| sympathy were adopted
Worthy Matron Bessie Linser of
East Gate Chapter. No. 81. announces
work for Friday evening. Past Matron
Nellie NJ. Beth. chairman of the en-
Itertainment committee, promises spe-
cial features for each evening during
March and April.
Matron Catherine Belts of Lebanon
Chapter. No. %, announces work for
Saturday. The chapter. it is said. is
experiencing wonderful growth. An
| other dance is being considered
Esther Chapter, No. 5. Thursday
evening will discuss the question of
changing the bylaws; also the chnage
of date of Esther's bazaar to May g.
Refreshments will be served.
At the last meeting of Bethany
Chapter, No. "a. the degrees were
conferred. and Mrs Eva D. Court, the
conductress. entertained with refresh
mentS in the banquet hall. The ma
tron. Mrs. Nellie G. Plumley, who has
been ill, was accorded hearty and
congratulatory greetings. Beginning
April s, the chapter will hold a three
day rummage sale under the super
vision Of Amy G. Thompson and Au-
gusta O. Johnson. The associate ma
tron, Mrs. Jennie Porter; the patron.
Charles S. Hyer.- and the ways and
means committee are arranging for
dance. April 81. at Mrs. Flora c.
Dyer's. Friday evening the considera-
laws will be followed by an entertain
ment under the direction of Mrs. Hat
tie NJ. Hyer.
Ruth Chapters entertainment Mon
day night included piano solo by Mas
ter Henry Baurr; vocal solo. by Miss
Leona Callan: violin solo. by Master
Bowdersox; Punch and Judy show, by
Prof. Ajax. and Highland Fling" by
Katherine Mcleod. with dancing.
masquerade. Matron Annie Jones an
nounces work for tomorrow night.
Wednesday evening Areme Chapter
No. 10. after the degrees will have
short entertainment
Electa Chapters annual colonial even
ing Tuesday was enlivened by selections
by the chapters quartet, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bule, Mrs. Ida Crown, Charles F. Roberts
and Milton Ffllius. and solos by Arthur
Simpson and Mrs. Blanch Ballard. Dane
ing and a bazaar that netted tidy sum
occupied the remainder Of the even
ing.
Past Patron William Lewis will
have charge of BrooklaEd Chapters
second series Of dances. opening April
10. Associate Grand Matron Mrs. Mi
nerva Crawford will have charge Of
the program for the two March meet
ings. Members Of the order are in
vited
St. Johns Lodge Chapter will have
degree work tomorrow night. followed
by dancing. The chapter is planning
bazaar for April Is at Masonic Temple.
Martha Chapter. No. 4, o. E. S-of-
flcers Of the chapter met Wednesday
night at the home of Matron Mar
garet Foote and formed club for
the ensuing year. Omcers Of the club
elected were: President, Matron Mar
garet Foote; vice president, Patron
Milton Hine. and secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Daisy Lingle.
The officers will confer the degrees
on a large class of candidates next
Friday night.