Evening star., 1921-04-03
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

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Chapter, No. I. a chapter church serv-
| ice will be held at Trinity Civic and
Community Church. Sd and G streets
, northwest. Sunday. April 10. at pm.
The service is to contain much of the
biblical language used in the chapter
work and the Grotto Band will rem
der musical selections. immediately
after the service there will be brief
reception in Trinity Community House
by the chapter officials and their
| wives.
St. Johns Lodge Chapter will ini-
tia,te q large class tomorrow evening.
when. also. final arrangements re-
garding the bazaar and dinner OF
April Is will be made.
The Floral Circle of Columbia Chap
ter will meet with Mrs. Margaret
Harrison tomorrow. st 1913 Otis place
northwest.
Joppa Chapter. No. 81. will hold a
short business meeting Tuesday even
ing. followed by an entertainment.
The initiation of candidates will not
occur until the following meeting.
Cathedral Chapter, No. IA. will meet
Friday. April s, instead OF its regu-
lar night. 1t will be an open meeting.
and plans are OSfHS HdoC W ShsSA N~.AA
the members and their friends with
complimentary dance.
Tuesday evening Friendship Chap
ter conferred the degrees upon eleven
candidates. the largest number ever
initiated at one time by the chap.er; pier;
Maryland. Virginia and Massachu-
setts. Grand Lecturer Teachum was
present Mr.. and Mrs. Vowel. two
of the new members. were the re-
cipients Of gifts. Quartet selections
nald Yowell. Edward Thompson and
William Edgar Marshall.
At the last meeting Of Unity Chap
ter. after the degrees. the first of a
series of lectures was given by w. l..
Past General Grand Patron William
son and General Grand Secretary
Keyes. who gave an address.
The music appropriate to Good Fri
day was under the direction Of Gill
bert A. Clark. Mrs. ]. Lester Brooks
sustaining the solo parts, with Miss
Florence Reynolds at the piano. A
/ dance viii be given by one of the
committees OF the chapter Tuesday at
the Washington Hotel
The Association Of Matrons and
night at Pythian Temple and
elected officers as follows: Presi-
dent. Mrs. Sarah Mcqueen Of Esther
Chapter: vice president. John Parsons
Of Ruth Chapter: secretary, Miss
Edith A. Williams OF Columbia (re-
elected): treasurer. Milton Hiue of
Martha Chapter (re-elected). Plans
for social functions were discussed.
including a banquet and a visit to
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
Refreshments were served and a So
cial hour followed. 8"
! A party composed Of the officers
and members of Martha Chapter went
| lowing which they visited the Mary
land Chapter Associate Grand Ma
tron Flora Campbell. Matron Miss f..
r. Briggs and Past Matrons Mrs. Ef-
! fie Briggs and Mrs. Francis Robey
made addresses.
The home grounds committee of
Martha Chapter has arranged q roast
beef dinner to be given at Naval
Lodge Hail. Saturday, April 3, from 5
to 1880 o'clock.
tron paid an official visit to wash
ington Centennial Chapter. No. 26,
| last Saturday night. Irving Brown
entertained with solos. The chapter
continues to grow, its present MEM
bership being 30s. The next meeting
will be Saturday. April 8.
At the last meeting of Takoma
Chapter. No. IL. Grand Treasurer Mrs.
Alcena Lamond installed Mrs. Annie
p. Langley as treasurer, after which
the degrees were conferred on Solo,
| mon Abbott. at the request OF Vel.
lowstone Chapter. No.5. Of Glendive.
Mont. Miss Elizabeth r. Stone sang
| sacred songs and refreshments were
| served. The chapter has made plans
Tor a chicken dinner for April is in
Trinity parish hall. from S to s
o'clock.
Areme Chapter has arranged a pro-
gram OF entertainment to follow the
| regular session Wednesday evening.