Evening star., 1922-01-15
FRATERNITIES
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California. A japanese operetta was
presented by members of the chapter.
Later reception was held by the
officers i'm the banquet hall. where
refreshments were served. and dancing
followed. The birthday cake, topped
tron Ruth L. Ayier. Among the dis
tiRguished visitors in the receiving
line were Grand Matron Minerva
Crawford. Past Grand Patron Reuben
r Bogley and Grand Lecturer Mary
Teachum. At the meeting of the
chapter next Friday the newly elect
ed officers will present the degrees
Tor the first time.
William F.. Hunt. No. 16. will have
work January 26. with the new Off
GERS in charge. The last regular meet
ing was omitted because of the Grand
Chapter meeting. at which Hunt
Chapters choir furnished the music.
Plans are under way for a dance Feb
ruary 2 at 2i00 18th street northwest.
Columbia Chapter last Monday night
Installed Miss Dorothy Hackett as
Ada. Grand Conductress Tillie c..
Chauncey officiating, after which a
program was rendered. The Floral
Circle will meet at the home of Mrs.
Mary Eppelsheimer tomorrow, when
it's annual election of officers will be
held.
Fidelity Chapter. No. 10. Tuesday
evening held it's first meeting under
its new officers. The new matron
Lillian Vincent, presented gifts to
Laura Tyree and Ruth E, Sudwarth
treasurer and secretary, respectively.
Endowment night" was observed.
and a short talk on this subject was
given by Past Matron Helen b.
Strait. The purposes of the Travellers
Aid Society were made known by
II L., IL, ~ an
work in this city.
Martha Chapter Friday evening will
have no degree work. The program
will be in charge of the patron.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter. No. IS.
will meet tomorrow evening. and the
entire time will be spent in work.
The regular meeting of Electa
Chapter. No. 2, Tuesday evening. was
made enjoyable by the music rem
dered by Mrs Ida Crown. Milton
Ffllius and the chapter choir.
Announcement was made of car
nival bazaar and dance to be held
at Scottish Rite Cathedral. Sd and E
streets northwest. February 22.
Bethany Chapter. at it's last meet
ing. held appropriate exercises in con-
nection with the presentation of a
silk flag by Miss Ellen $. Meyers,
secretary. The presentation speech
was made by f. ]. Reamer after sing
ing of THE star Spangled Banner"
Other numbers included readings by
Miss Saliie Mood Bishop and Miss
Aida j. Johnson. and "a vocal solo.
The Story of the Flag" by Past
Matron Nellie G; Plumley. the closing
number being America" by the audi
ence. Small silk flags We're distributed
as favors. Past Grand Matron Hutchi-
son. Past Grand Patron Jason Water
man, Associate Grand Matron Flora E.
Campbell, Associate Grand Conductress
Helen B. Strait and several present
and past matrons and patrons were
present. The chapters home board
will meet at the residence Of the
chairman. Mrs. Rose May Howard,
500 14th street northwest. Thursday.
The degrees will be conferred for the
first time by the new officers Friday.
followed by short program.
Bethlehem Chapter Tuesday evening
celebrated its twenty-fifth anniver-
sary by the initiation of a class of
fifteen by the newly installed officers.
The chairman of the ways and means
committee reported a program for the
coming year. Previous to closing the
chapter matron. Malissa Talbert.
stated she and her officers would hold
brief reception. Refreshments in
cluded large birthday cake.
Joppa Lodge Chapter. No. 27. after
its business meeting Wednesday night
will have a birthday party in cele-
bration of it's first anniversary. An
interesting program is being arranged
and refreshments will be served.
East Gate Chapter. No. al, Will cele.
brate its birthday anniversary Fri
day evening. The chapter has Invited
members of East Gate Lodge and
their families to be present.