Evening star., 1921-10-02
and dinner will be held Thursday in
the banquet hall. Masonic Temple.

ana dinner Will be held THURSDAY In
the banquet hall. Masonic Temple.
The official line of st. Johns Lodge
Chapter will be advanced for the de-
grees tomorrow evening. Matron Bu-
chanan will occupy the east. Con-
ductress Shure the west. Associate
Conductress Turnage will act as con-
ductress and Past Matron Poulton as
associate conductress.
Tie Floral Circle of Columbia
Chapter will meet with Mrs. Kath-
morrow. The ladies will meet at the
end Of the Chevy Chase car line at
1890 pm.
ing was entertained with a lecture on
The European Cities" by Rev. Wal
ter Smith, followed bv violin solos by
Herman Vylie, accompanied by Miss
Marion Bailey at the piano. The de-
grees will be conferred tomorrow
evening. TIE official line being adj
vanced in station.
The degrees will be conferred We'd
nesday evening in Areme Chapter:
The celebration of the twenty-first
birthday of the chapter was recently
held at Masonic Temple. Many mem
bers of the order Joined with Areme
in observing the event Addresses
were made by prominent members Of
the Eastern Star. and there was a
musical program and recitations, fol-
lowed by dance.
Cathedral Chapter will hold it's an
nual endowment night at its next
meeting, with Past Matron Jessie s.
Bradley in charge.
The degrees were conferred on a
large class Wednesday night by the
I1. n
Collins presiding. The choir assisted.
During the evening Associate Grand
Patron Meier of the state of Wash
inston addressed the chapter. Pres
entation addresses We're made by
Past Matrons Cowles and Vogt, and
a duet was rendered by Miss Ade-
| laide Watson and Miss Olga Melick.
Fidelity Chapter. No. 10, Tuesday
night had the Grand Chapter officers,
this being the first of the series of
grand. .visitations. The chapter room
was decorated and short program
was given. Short talks by the grand
officers and visitors were given, in
Guiding one by Mr.. w. F.. Meier, asso-
ciate grand patron Of the state of
Washington, who brought greetings
from the far west. The grand matron
! was presented with silver cake
trary. the grand patron gold PEN
knife and the grand lecturer a large
basket of flowers. Mrs. Cowles,
mother of the chapter" received a
corsage bouquet. Announcement was
made of dance at the temple, Oc-
tober 81: oyster supper. November
Is. and rummage sale, November
21-23. The chapter recently furnished
ice cream and cake to the old folks at
the Eastern Star Home.
Gavel Chapter will meet in the
chapter room of new Masonic Tenn
pie Tuesday evening. Associate Ma
tron jeanette Praetorious announces
card party for the benefit of the
auxiliary home board at the Ebbitt
Martha. Chapters hne officers will be
advanced FRIDAY evening, with Asso-
ciate Matron Louise NJ. Linthicum in
the east. The chapter is to ho.d its
annual rummage sale for the week be-
ginning tomorrow. and Past Matron
Effie E.. Briggs. chairman of the en-
dowment committee, announces card
party for Saturday at Naval Lodge
Hall, 4th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast.
Naomi Chapter, No. 3. Wednesday
had it's endowment night. Grand Asso-
ciate Conductress Helen B. Strait,
chairman. Thomas s. Sergeant, chaff-
man of the endowment fund. gave a
superintendent Of the Masonic and
! Eastern Star Home, also spoke on
endowment and the benefits derived for
the home and its needs.
About $500 was realized through con-
tributions of the members after the
served in the 'banduet hall. followed by
dancing.
Tuesday evening" Electa Chapter, No.
na1n oh a sDa "a got
acquainted evening of fun and frolic,
led by William ScantIebury, William
Tucker, Arthur Simpson. Walter Fow-
t Ter and Albert Lew in costume. A
large banquet of pink roses was pre-
sented to Matron Ethel Scantlebury.