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

| Williamson; chaplain. Mrs. Ida Bailey
marshal, Mrs. Corie Campbell: organ
| ist. Miss Edith Pyles; Adah. Mrs. Elsie
| Fisher; Ruth, Miss Margaret Bever-
| idge; Esther, Miss Marjorie Haines;
Martha, Miss Alice Kelly; Electa, Miss
Marion Pollock; warder, Mrs. May
Simpson,: sentinel. Arthur Emo. Will
liam ScantleburY fuytalled the matron.
Simon Bube EprAsetted the past
matron's Jewel to the retiring matron.
Miss Margaret Beveridge presented
her with an electric boudoir lamp.
the retiring patron presented her with
, Fairfax silver butter spreaders. A
mahogany clock from the chapter was
received also from the officers Fair
fax silver cake knife and Fairfax
silver teaspoons from the retiring
matron. The retiring matron pr
scented the secretary with a Fairfax
silver cold meat fork. Mrs. Cora
iron and the newly elected matron
with old-fashioned nosegays. Mrs
Annie Harnish presented to the newly
installed matron an electric boudolr
lamp The retiring matron presented
to all her officers hand-painted china.
Electa's Quartet. Mrs. Elizabeth Bube,
Mrs. Ida Crown. Milton F'illius and
Charles Roberts. sang. Solos Wee
sung by Arthur Simpson and duets
by Miss Edna Emo and Mrs. Edith Lee
eral Grand Patron Williamson and
Right Worthy Grand Secretary Keys,
assisted by Past Grand Matron Smith
as marshal and Past Matron William
son as chaplain: Florence V; Hos los
patron: Estelle Tompkins, associate
matron: Mary c.. Hamill. secretary;
Hannah F. Barker. treasurer; Jennie
III. Tiffany. conductress; Susie r.
Hoofnagle. associate conductress;
hal a
rite S: Rice. Adah: Dora V. Lyles,
Ruth: Virginia E. Bailey. Esther; Ella
NJ. Heidenreich. MARTHA; Editha D.
Pile. Electa; Margaret b. Gunnell,
warder; Henry Heidenreich. sentinel.
A real live Santa Claus and Christ
mas tree with gift for each guest
was a part of the evenings program.
The presentation of a jewel to the
matron was made by Past Grand Ma
iron Smith. A hand-painteds punch
bowl from members of the chapter
and pearl necklace from DR.. and
Mrs. Hoofnagle. were two of many
gifts received by the matron. The pa
iron. DR.. Hoofnagle, represented
with a silk scarf by the chapter and
an electric footwarmer for his auto
mobile by Mrs. Hoskins. A personal
gift from Mrs. Hoskins was received
by each officer of 1890. A quartet
composed of Mrs. Brooks. Miss Noel,
Gilbert Clark and DR.. Bruce Hoof-
magic, furnished the musical part OF
the program.
The first meeting in January has
been called off, owing to. the meeting
of the Grand Chapter on that date.
Columbia Chapter installed it's Of
ficers at it's last meeting and was
entertained with selections by. the
chapter quartet, solo by DIR. Dudley.
an address by the general grand Sec.
rotary of the General Grand Chapter.
Mrs. Minnie Keyes; addresses by Past
Grand MatronS Streater and Taylor,
Past Grand Patron Wallace Streater
and Associate Grand Patron Bra
shears. Presentations were made to
the retiring matron. a past matron's
jewel; to the retiring patron. past
patrons jewel and a gold pencil from
the retiring matron: American beauty
roses to the new matron, and an oH
painting to the retiring matron, The
Floral Circle will meet with May
Shade. 1880 Quincy street, TOMORROW.