Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20
FRATERNITIES

ter gave a supper to the members o.
Hope Lodge. The Kitchen Kabinet
Band of the Past Matrons' Associa-
ton of Martha Chapter presented an
Short talks were given by General
Grand Secretary Minnie E. Reyes and
Grand Patron Alfred G. Mcdaniel OF
San Antonio, Tex.
Naomi Chapter. No. s.swill have its
annual grand visitation Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Md. will give the first informal
dance of the season at the State
Armory. Hyattsville, Md, Wednes-
day. Dancing will start at $50 pm,
Refreshments will be served.
At the grand visitation to Miriam
Chapter Monday evening the grand
mented the chapter upon the results
Of the year, and were presented with
tokens of esteem by Past Patron
William L. Boyce and Past Matron
c. Luella Gardner, respectively. Past
Matron Daisy NJ. Simms presented
flowers. Solos were sung by Miss
Lott of Miriam Chapter, and Mrs
Molster of Brookland Chapter gave
Rotations.
William F. Hunt Chapter has called
off it's meeting scheduled for Thurs.
Qdy evening, on account OIL us DelHG
Thanksgiving day.
At Unity Chapters visitation sill
yer presents were given to the grand
matron and grand patron, flowers to
DR.. Mcdaniel and L. Cabell William
son and gift to the grand lecturer
Solos were sung by Miss Thelma Rice
and Clarence NJ. Hyslop. accompanied
by Miss Florence Reynolds. The floral
decorations,B representing a garden
were the work of the matron. Mrs
Florence v. Hardin. A number OF
distinguished visitors were present
Fidelity Chapter will have endow-
ment night Tuesday evening, with
Past Matron Martha B. Rich in charge
of the program. Monday, Tuesday
be held at 1715 18th street northwest
The chapter gave a successful dance
and oyster supper Friday.
Lebanon Chapter will have work
Tuesday evening, followed by a pro-
gram of entertainment.
B. P. o. ELKS.
Guest nights for the Elks' grand
"karnival," November 10 to rs, will
be as follows: Monday. Masonic,
Shrine and Eastern Star; Tuesday
nesday, Knights of Columbus. Daugh-
tiers of Isabella. Georgetown law and
medical schools; Thursday. the
Grotto. Rotary Club and Kiwanis
Club: Friday. Chamber of Commerce.
Board of Trade, Automobile Trade
Association, Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Association, War Veterans
all fraternal and labor organizations.
The eloquence of Representative
Benjamin X. Focht. NJ. c.. opened the
Elks' grand "karnival" last night. The
attendance was over 1000. A riot of
color radiated from every corner of
the building, not nook being over
looked. The purple and white of the
dominating, brought forth the praise
of the assemblage. as did the scenic
splendor of the booths. with their
many valuable and useful gifts, far
moEe beautiful than those of previous
"karnivals."
Much in evidence was the ladies'
committee of $50, under the direction
Howard NJ. Peter. Mrs. James Farrell.
Mrs. Arthur S. Witcomb, and secre-
tary, Mrs. Lydia Doyle. Miss Staza
Magruder. as the merry widow, with
her daddy. and the baby, created
much laughter. as did Miss Alice An
drews. the human grab bag.
seventy-one musicians, under the
u,
members of Washington Lodge, No.
Is, in new black broadcloth and gold
rendered a fine musical pro-
gram during the evening, and will
be in attendance every night of the
"karnival."
For Friday night a marde gras cell
ebration has been arranged by Fred
Mayer, with special stunts and new
amusements, under direction Of Tom
King. William Engle, A. F. thinner
man. and the trustees, August Brah-
Ter and James Farrell. Saturday the
fraternal and labor organizations
have planned a banner night" In
cluded in the entertainment will be
the distribution of costly gifts do
mated by the merchants.
Exalted Ruler Patrick J. Callan and
his caravan of $40 longhorns, all
brother Elks, went to Baltimore to
pay return visit to Baltimore Lodge,
No. Z, Wednesday night, when a class
Of twenty five received their degree
visitors. The boy band of ST. Mary's
School escorted the delegation to the
club, where a social session and an
entertainment followed.
The following are the members of
the ladies' "karnival' committee of
Washington Lodge, No. Is: Mesdames
Julia Andrews, B. Atlas, B. Aronshon,
T.. "a
Boteler, w. L. Belt, J. r. Biggs, S. H.
Berman. F. Baum. F. Catlin, P. S. Cor
rigan. ]. NJ. Golfer, Lydia Doyle, ]. F.
Douglas, H. c. Essex, J. A. Farrell,
Gus Forsberg, j. L. Flatow, Mrs. Greer,
Misses Alice Andrew, Thelma Amos,
Alice Bowman. Eva Brown. Grace
Rledsoe. Christine Boteler, Lucille
Bailey, Mary Brown, Jeanette Bau-
man, Marion Beard. Marion Beach,
Catherine Belt, Carrie Ball. M. Barry,
Helen Cary, Club Cunningham, Es-
tella Carter. F. Crook, Laura Dulaney,
Mary NJ. Downs, Mesdames Elva Ora
ham. L. Gressett, q. f. Goppelt, G.
Ansberry. S. L. Salus. A. Mcmillan,
James Sweeney, Francis spellbring,
Hall, Arthur Abbott, Clinton Hun
ter, Misses Katie Dunn. Carrie Dis
mer. Beulah Draper. F. L. Satter-
white. P. E. Heath, NJ. Lannigan, S.
Magruder, Luida Guilt. Mary Vaccaro,
Miller, Virginia Little, Sweeney,
Louise Quigley. Thelma Amos. Lena
Epperly, Zoe Clement. Nina Nc
Carthy, Helen ]. Murphy, Catherine
Amelia Riemer.
Mesdames Giddings, H. Given, J.
Grand. M. E. Glascock, Gattia, Good
man, H. NJ. Heidler, Allen Hollender,
H. Herswitz. A. L. Jackson H. Kober,
F. w. Kneessi, Eva Leland, H. c.
Leach, Richard vensal. w. J. White,
Eleanor White, Ida White, Arthur
Whitcombe. Thomas Wright. Bertha
Wood, Mary Wolberg, W. F. Yates,
y. F. Young, Clara Zimmerman, E. r.
Lucas, v. c. McDuff, J. McCuen,
George Mason, ]. Maher, H. L. Myers,
Annie OBrien, M. j. Ober, Fl. Peter,
W. Pleines. c. E: Rupert, J. T. Ryan,
A. mi
Spaicer, A. J. Schwartz, c. E. STAN
ton. DR.. Smith. G. H. Stanford, Is. T.
H. E. Smith, Ruth Talbot.
Mabel Todd, E. ]. Turner; Misses
Cecilia Ford. Agnes Farrell, Mabel
Carlyn Fowler, Julette
Francey, Belize Gordon, Naomi Glas-
COCK, GOODMAN, Dorothy Larso. Annie