Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-02

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d. L. Richmond: vice president, Ell
mer f. Rogers: secretary. e. J. Skid
more: treasurer. Charles A. Aue; SER
geant-at-arms. W. F.. Tucker; senti-
mel, Charles l.. Hill
Sovereign Grand Commander George
Fleming Moore has fixed office hours
during which he will receive visitors
at the House of the Temple from
am. until noon every day ne is ic
the city.
The Royal Arch dance. under the
auspices of the High Priests Associa-
ton. following the degree by the
Grand Chapter. Thursday evening.
was attended by approximately $500
persons. Seven prizes were awarded
to ladies whose coupons indicated
they were entitled to them. Lebanon
chapter of the Eastern Star furnished
the refreshments. A distinguished
VISITOR was the Grand q. of the Grand
chapter of Canada. with his daughter
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.
The Grand Chapter of the Order of
the Eastern Star swill convene for it's
twenty-fifth annual session in Ma
sonic Temple, Thursday evening,
January IS. at 1870 o'clock, according
to announcement by the Grand Matron
and Grand Patron, through Grand
Secretary Rose A. Yost
Columbia Chapter will have charge
of the services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home, Sunday after
noon, January 9, when Rev. Hugh
Stevenson. pastor of Bethany Baptist
Church, will officiate.
Ruth Chapter will have degree work
tomorrow evening with class of
thlrty-one candidates. The new off,
GERS will officiate
ST. Johns Lodge Chapter will have
large class tomorrow evening. I'm
usual preparations are being made for
the celebration of the chapters "birth-
day party" January, H..
Matron Sallye c. Bogley has an
nounced a social hour after the meet
ing Tuesday evening. There will be no
degree work. -
Areme Chapter will have an enter
tainment, with refreshments and
dancing. Wednesday evening, to which
the fraternity has been invited. The
new officers were instructed in their
work last Monday evening by Grand
Lecturer Mary F. Teachum and
similar session has been set for nm
uary II.
Esther Chapter will celebrate its
twenty-hfth anniversary with a short
program followed by dancing in the
banquet hall Thursday evening.
Grand Conductress Flora E. Camp
bell will assist in the work of initia-
ton Friday evening in Martha Chap
ter. when one of her sons will be, es-
pecially interested.
Washington Centennial CHAPTER.
after the initiation ceremonies, at a
special Thursday evening. had a pro-
gram of entertainment followed by
dancing and refreshments. The chap
ter will meet again January 8.
Lebanon Chapter. Wednesday even
Ing. had the degrees with the new Of
hcers officiating and a very large
class. The next chapter dance will be
given January 2S at the Raleigh Ho-.
tel Because of the Grand Chapter
session. the chapter will hold a spe-
cial January 10. for initiation.
Newly elected officers in the several
chapters were installed as follows:
Grand Lecturer Teachum, assisted by
Associate Grand Matron Crawford and
Marie Kimmel: Matron. Laura E.
Lewis: patron. Clark c. Burritt; asso-
ciate matron. Sadie A. Boyce; secre-
tary, w. H. Lewis; treasurer, Abbie
NJ Gates: conductress. Kate r. stock
man: associate conductress, Edith E.
Ford; chaplain, Audrey G.. Gregory:
marshal. Laura L. Kaye; organist, A.
Naomi Cooper: Adah. Lula N. Glover:
NUN, <Ahud D. ocucE, ESStHcTr 6cIyl
Marquis: Martha, Emma B. Deck;
Electa. Florence NJ. Ridgely; warder.
Virginia N. Leman. and sentinel, John
IP. Rappolt.
The chapter is moving to North
will be held at that place.
Friendship Chapter, No. II. on Tues
day evening by Grand Lecturer
Teachum. as follows: Sarah J. Robey.
associate matron; Anna NJ. Perna, sec
| rotary; Anna S. Printz. conductress:
ductress: Christine Fletcher, chap
| lain; Mamie Walker, marshal: Beau
Adah: Lillian Volkman, Ruth; Efie
Mcmillan. Esther; Florence Derrick.
Martha: Margaret Donaldson. Electa:
| Alice Coburn, warder; Frederick n.
Coburn. sentinel. The patron-ele
| be installed because of Illness. Junior
!. Past Matron Jones was presented
with the past matron's jewel from
the chapter. and casserole from the
officers. Junior Past Patron Fletcher
was presented with an Eastern Star
and Royal Arch Mason charm. He also
received gloves from his officers. The
worthy matron was the recipient of
flowers and gifts from family and
friends. The program of entertain
| ment included solos by Mamie c. Giles
| and Florence Derrick and Past Patron
| Wilkins.
] Bethany Chapter. No. "a. by Mrs.
Nellie G. Plumley, the retiring ma
| tron. assisted by Mrs. Frank Inez
/ Garrigus as chaplain and Mrs. Ida N.
Huston as marshal. Before retiring
from the east the matron. Mrs. Plum
| ley and the patron. Charles S. Hyer,
appreciatively acknowledged courte-
sizes during their twenty months at
| the head of the chapter officers. The
matron presented the patron with a
| set of military brushes and the pa
tron presented the matron with a
mayonnaise set of hAnd-painted china.
! The secretary, Miss Ellen Meyers, pre-
sented the matron and patron, Mrs.
! Piumley and Mr.. Hyer. with pictures
of the speedway in cherry blossom
| her officers with hand-painted SOU
| vcnirS.
| The chapter presented Mrs. Plumley
with a hand-painted punch bowl and
| pedestal and coffee cups and saucers
| and the officers of 1920 presented her
with silver butter spreaders. The
chapter presented Mr.. Hyer with a
L. Howard also presented books to
| the retiring matron and patron. The
| matron, Mrs. Porter. announced that
the degrees would probably be con-
ferred on a class January Z. Prior to
closing. the grand patron. Mrs. Keyes
chapter, and Mrs. Reyes and Elmer
C. Mayberry were made honorary
members of the chapter.
Electa Chapter Tuesday evening.
by Matron Ethel Copes Frazer, assisted
by Mrs. Ida Bailey. chaplain, and Mrs.
Ethel Scantiebury; patron. James c.
Beyeridge: associate matron Mrs %.