Evening star., 1921-06-19

and Select Masters. will probably dis
pense: with the assemblies of July
and August. A social meeting. Will
be held tomorrow evening in chapter
chamber. Masonic Temple.
Services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home today will be In
charge of Hiram Lodge No. 10. Rev.
Harvey Dunham Of Western Presby-
'Forker viii sing. Autos will meet
the members at Georgia avenue ana
Rittenhouse street at 2:30 pm.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
Cathedral Chapter will confer the
degrees on a large class of candi-
dates Wednesday night. following
which the chapter will be entertained
with an elaborate program arranged
by the past patrons, w. ]. Dow, chair
man. This will be the last meeting
during the summer. as those for July
and August will be called of.
The officers are asking ali members
, who purchase base ball tickets Tor
the Masonic game on June Is and
do not intend to use them 10 turn
in the tickets at this meeting tnat
they may be forwarded to the SOL
diers at Walter Reed Hospital.
Hope Chapter will have a stated
meeting next Wednesday at 1880 pm.
in chapter room No. 2. The princl-
pal business will be baNoting on petit
tions.
Unity Chapter will hold its last
meeting June "a before calling on Tor
the summer. Many candidates VIII
receive the degrees. after which the
fourth Of q series Of lectures on line the
BY Rev. Freely Rohrer Of the Metro
politan Presbyterian Church: and the
subject will be Martha The music
will be under the direction OF .Glloert
A. Clark, with solos by Mrs q: A.
Clark and Mrs. J. Lester Brooks. Miss
piano.
At the next meeting of Naomi
Chapter. No. 3. the last before vaca-
will put on the degrees. Associate
Grand Conductress Helen B. strait
entertained the present and past OF
ficers at North Beach. Md. last Sat
surday.
Ruth Chapter. No. l. will present to-
morrow evening a play entitled lust
a Little Mistake" under the direction
Of Past Matron Augusta Aufenthie.
1t is also endowment night for the
chapter.
The auxiliary board of Ruth Chap
ter. No. met at the home of Mrs
Louis Hartig. 1860 New Hampshire
avenue northwest. Tuesday afternoon.
with Past Grand Matron Catherine
Loeffler and Past Patron Rebecca
ings for July and August have been
called off. After business was trans
acted refreshments were served.
NJ. N,pr;a
Rurdine, states that Acacia Chapter.
No. Is, Tuesday will confer the de-
grees on a large class. after which
there will be entertainment and a So
cial "get-together."
Matron Sallye Bogley of Mizpah
Chapter. No. s. announces work for
Tuesday evening. 1t will be the last
meeting of the chapter until fall.
William F. Hunt Chapter. No. Is.
will hold its last meeting before its
summer recess Thursday evening.
when the degrees will be conferred
and a farewell social will close the
season.
tomorrow at II o'clock. In case OF
rain the chapter will meet in the
chapter rooms. 14th and Kenyon
streets.
EleCta Chapter meeting IalllnS on
Flag day. the American flag was much
in evidence on the walls. A large
class of candidates was initiated. The
usual social hour followed the meet
ing Plans are being made for the
twenty-seventh anniversary. June 2S.
Harding Chapter, U. D.. will hold
it's regular meeting Thursday at the
Masonic Temple.
Brookland Chapter initiated seven
candidates at it's last meeting, the
initiatory work being done by the
past matrons of the chapter. Worthy
Grand Matron Minerva Crawford and
Past Grand Patron Charles Molster
presided. The officers and star points
were: Associate matron. Mrs. Geor-
giana Van Fleet; secretary. D: G.
Cheesman; treasurer, Richard Con-
way; marshal. Mrs. Belle Hampton:
chaplain, Mrs. Lillian Holmes; con-
ductress, Mrs. Anna Gutshall; asso-
ciate conductress. Mrs. Helena Len
non; Adah. Mrs. Anna Salesman; Ruth,
Mrs. verna Conway; Esther, Mrs.
Pearl Watt; Martha. Mrs. Edith Par
sons; Electa, Mrs. Sidney G. Wright:
warder, J. S. Sherwood; sentinel. Will
liam b. Lewis.
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