Evening star., 1921-04-17

at Garfield for the exclusive use of
Gavel members.
James NJ Harrigan and Jack Mullane
are said to be making splendid progress
with the organization of a glee club.
Wednesday evening last large num-
ber of the club members, their wives.
mothers, sisters and daughters, met at
the clubrooms to organize new chap
ter of the Eastern Star, to be known as
Gavel Chapter. Samuel s. Banham was
elected permanent chairman and Mrs.
Riddle permanent secretary. One hun
dred and five signed the roster for the
held Friday evening. April %. at 8
o'clock. In the rooms Of the Gavel Club.
when officers will be selected. The Gavel
Club will meet Wednesday evening.
April q. at O'Clock.
Ted Meurer. chairman Of the house
committee, is arranging for club
| outing at Chesapeake Beach.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
Unity Chapter will have charge of
the services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home this afternoon. Rev.
Hugh Kerr Fulton of Northminster
Presbyterian Church will be the
speaker. and the choir OF the Metro
politan Baptist Church, c. A. Clark.
director, will furnish the music.
Friday evening. Unity. after the de-
grees. will have the second of q series
of lectures on the lessons OF the
points by Rev. John Compton Ball.
Subject. Ruth"
A new chapter, under the name of
Acacia Chapter. U. D.. was instituted
by Grand Patron Edward S. Bra
pie Saturday. evening. April 3. It is
stated that beginning with the first
Tuesday in May the chapter will meet
ON the fifth floor Of the New Masonic
Temple on the first and third Tues
days of each month. This chapter, is
Acacia Lodge. No. Is. and is said to
have enough petitions. in hand to
make the membership: over 100. A
meeting is announced In Brightwood
| Masonic Temple for Saturday even
ing. Mrs. Minnie J. Burdine, the ma
tron. announces entertainment will
be furnished after the business ses-
sion. = a'-s.
Ruth Chapter. No. 1. tomorrow even
choir. Associate Matron Jane E. Wal
kerr chairman, has &pnDuuced the an
lHuat rufhulaes saoe fbf DE week begin
fning May .. 1,.8z 's..7's '-77''s !. -
st. Johns Lodge Chapter tniDofFow
night will initiate large Clasp The
meeting for NAY =. haa been caoed of
on account Of the meeting OF the Grand
Chapter.
The Floral Circle Of Columbia Chapter
will meet with. Mrs. Sarah K Sommers,
754 Rock Creek Church road. tomorrow
afternoon.
Wednesday evening Grand Patren Ed
ward S. Brashears, by invitation Of
Matron E. Nancy Clarkson. assisted by
he, the pas, St. matrons aaa. Of the chaptsf. win
Matron Katherine 8. Merritt OF Esther
Chapter, No. 5. announces that Past
Matron Sarah NJ. Mcqueen will be in
charge OF the program which win follow
the business meeting Thursday night
A feature will be sketch by the young
people Of the chapter.
Grand Matron Crawford and Grand
Patron Brashears paid their official visit
| to the chapter at its last stated meeting,
when the program included violin solos
by Mrs. Raymond Dickey, a vocal solo
| by Mrs. Gertrude Dana Brockway and
selections by the choir under the direc-
tion Of Past Matron Theodore Cunning
ham
Washington Centennial Chapter, No.
| 26, Saturday evening. will initiate a
large class. This will probably be the
last meeting Of the chapter in its
present room. The next meeting prob
| ably will be held on the fifth floor of
! the Masonic Temple, in the beauti-
full new quarters of the order.
| tanned Tuesday evening. with solos by
Mrs. Morris Bckm and Mr.. Cline;
a recft alton by Mrs. Kunkel. and a
piano solo by Miss Lucille Chamber
| lain.
The chapter announces a masque-
| rade ball for Monday night. April 25.
| at the Masonic Temple, 1910 W1scon-
sin avenue.
Wednesday evening, at the meeting
of Naomi Chapter. Past Matron Helen
| b. Strait was Installed as associate
grand conductress of the Grand Chap
ter Of the District. Past Grand Matron
Fannie Taylor acted as installing off,
Ger. Josephine T. Gould as marshal. and
| Anna b. Wiley as chaplain. Many
=, present and past grand officers were
present, including the grand matron
J and grand patron. After the instaIlaz ;
| tion Past Matron Elizabeth A. Gavin
with bouquet of roses. from the
! chapter. and Past Patron Hyer of
Bethany Chapter, who acted as patron
OF Naomi Chapter with Mrs. Strait,
| presented her with a box of cut
| flowers. The chapter was closed and
pices of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Ison. in
cluding solos by Mrs. Melvin d. Lind
| say. accompanied by her husband al
! vio1nist and F. G.. Haupt as pianist.
and recitation by Mrs. Wilcox of
the Readers and Shakespeare clubs.
| At its regular meeting. Lebanon
| Chapter. No. rs. initiated fifteen new
members making its total member
ship $40. The grand matron and
grand patron were present on their
| drst official visit. -
| The chapter at it's first meeting in
April donated $500 to the Grand Chap
ter Tor the purpose of furnishing the
preparation room and chapter room
No. !. on the fifth floor Of the New
Masonic Temple This room Will be
q rest room as well. Matron Meyera
has announced that at the first meet :
| ing IN May the chapter will meet in
lts new 9uarters- An interesting pro-
gram win be rendered. Associate Ma
] iron Cleland will have charge.
Tuesday evening Electa chau&sr c,n-
ferred tho degrees on a class Of twanfy-
two Past Matrun Helen Roberts pre-
| sided in the east.
The chapter approprtfted sss fr the
vention and SIS to the Boy Scouts
| The auxiliary board is to give a dance
at the Raleigh Saturday. April so.
Fnendship Chapter held a social evsn-
Ing Tuesday. when q play entitled Lady
F1orence Derrick, Louise Derrick. Mar
Earet Robey. Margaret Burrowa Nellie
Ma1fher, Marjorie Bradt Mra Mamie
I WalkpE MrA Asbel Cx1ndAai Mn.
1Maen von.m9n, Nh Nellie ysskcher.
S 4ass1sa. Rnsy, As.. Aies Cohuzn
'tsss play was : "rsai ivs ssss rsst