Evening star., 1921-05-01

Masonic Temple tomorrow evening at
7:3O o'clock.
Next Sunday evening. May $. at
Trinity Episcopal Church. Sd and
streets northwest. there Will ne
special service for the Order OF the
Eastern Star. helS ,'nder authorlZatlo7
of the Grand Nation and Grand Pa
tron of the District. Sovereign Grand
George Fleming Moore
of the Supreme Council of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite OF Free
masonry for the Southern LUZ -
diction of the United states. VIII De
liver the address of the evening. IL l..
is stated-that. while the service IS
open to the general public. it Will
have elements of peculiar signltl-
canoe to members of the Order of the
Eastern Star.
Mizpah Chapter will have a social
hour and entertainment following its
business session Tuesday evening
There will be no degree work.
Areme Chapter will have another
of its unique entertainments Tor It's
members and their friends Nedn"S-
day evening. when the star points
gram. The banquet hall at Masonic
Temple has been engaged for dane
ing and there will be refreshments.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa
tion of 1914 paid visit to Etecta
Chapter Tuesday evenIns. IN honor
of its matron. Mrs. Ethel V. +. Scan
tlehury. to whom it presented a
bouquet of roses. Mrs. Scantle-
bury. after an appropriate well
come. presented each of the mem
bers with 4 pink rose. Musical Sc
lections We're rendered by William
Seantlebury; ,., jr" nast patron Mre ,da o.,
Crown and Milton Fillius. and greet
ings were extended to the associa
ton by Past Grand Matron Jessie
Cowles and Arnie Miller.
East Gate Chapters visitors Friday
evening will he entertained by the
'Ta ylor's Typical Tropical Troubles
minstrel show.
The Grand Matron and Grand Pa
tron paid their first official visit tt
the chapter at the last meeting.
Joppa Chapter will hold a short
business meeting followed by a pro-
ings. etc. Tuesday evening. Refresh
ments will be served.
Ruth Chapter has called off its
meeting for tomorrow on account OF
the meeting Of the Grand Chapter. A
special will be held Friday for the de-
grees. A social hour has been ar
for also. The chapter has ac-
cepted an invitation to attend an
Eastern Star service at Brightwood
Park NJ. f. Church, Sunday evening
May s. at o'clock. Associate Matron
Jane +. Walker. has announced the
annual rummage sale at 9Th street
and Florida avenue northwest. May
9 to Z.
The Floral Circle of Columbia Chap
ter will meet with Mrs. Mary e. Eek
ert. 1905 Kenyon street. tomorrow after
noon.
The committee on ways and means
of Temple Chapter will give its an
nual roast beef dinner Wednesday y
evening. to !. in The banquet hall OF
Masonic Temple. 18th and II streets
northwest. 1t is open to all the fra
ternity.
At the last meeting of Takoma
Chapter. Grand Matron Minerva r
Crawford and Grand Patron Edward
S. Brashears were given cordial
welcome by the matron. Mrs. Grace
J. Stacy, upon their official visit.
by the grand matron and grand
patron, and q social hour followed.
Esther Chapter will have the de-
grees Thursday night. AT the last
meeting the program included Selec'
tions by quartet of male voices and
an amusing two-act play, entitled
"A Perplexing situation" with a cast
Misses Ruth Carter, Jean
Susan Murphy. Doris
TDpeIcue. Louise Bready. Ruth Esher
Kathryn Jenkins. Franc Birgfeld. Ray
mond Kidd. Joseph Phillips. John B.
Perkins. Andrew n. Ross and Stanley
Bell.
Misses Susan Murphy and Doris
Uppercue are in charge of the dance
TO be given by the chapter Monday
evening. May 16.
The feature of Electa Chapters
meeting Tuesday evening was visit
of the Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton of 1914. Past Patron William
Scantlebury is member of the asso-
citation. The entertainment consisted
of an original chorus by the Matrons
and Patrons Association: solos. with
original verse, by Past Patron William
Scantlebury: duet. Mrs. Ida Crown
and Past Patron Milton J. Fillius. and
remarks and a reading by Mrs. Jessie
W.Cowles, past grand matron, and
member of the association. Remarks
and original verse Were contributed
by Mrs Annie G. Miller. matron. Tenn
pie Chapter. No. 13. in 1914. Mrs. NJ
F.. Omohundro. past matron Of Naom
Chapter. No. 3, read letter in verse
from Grand Secretary Keyes Of the
General Grand Chapter. expressing
her regrets at not being able to be
present. Mrs. Keyes is an honorary
member of the association. A ban.
uuet was served and dancing fol
lowed.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.