Evening star., 1922-11-12
FRATERNITIES

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tation to Columbia will occur No
vember 27.
At the meeting of the Lebanon
Chapter. No. rs. Tuesday evening the
chapter will be held. One OF the fea-
lures will be a reception to those
members who were initiated or ANIL
lated during this year.
Tho bazaar given by the chapter In
October netted proceeds, as reported
at the meeting. amounting to $1.115.
with some tickets still to be account
ed for. The committee in charge was
complimented by a rising vote of
thanks by the chapter.
Bethany Chapter will observe
Thanksgiving day, at its meeting Fri
day. with q donation night for the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home. and
an offering for charity. The line will
be advanced. with Associate Matron
Rose M. Howard in the east for the
degrees. The patron, Walter P. Plum
ley. and Mrs. Plumley. entertained
the chapters officers recently at their
home, 203 Holly avenue, Takoma
Park, Md. The home board will meet
with Mrs. Brumbaugh, 1854 Biltmore
stIeet uoI ItH"eSt' Ahoi Soo1'
o'clock.
Takoma Chapter. No. IL. will give a
dance Saturday. at Grace Dodge Hotel
Hut. On account of the installation
Of the General Grand Chapter officers
Friday, the chapter has postponed the
entertainment of Takoma Lodge. No.
2s. F. A. A. NJ, until Friday, Decem-
ber l.
Ruth Chapter. No. Z. Hyattsville.
Md. has announced for Friday even
ing a barn dance, in Dicky & Bro 8
new warehouse. The old-iashioned
dances will be given, and prizes Will
be awarded to the most appropriate
and comical costumes. Unusually
good music is promised
Ruth Chapter. No. l. had its annual
grand visitation Monday evening,
Grand Matron Campbell. Grand Iatron
Dunkum, Past Grand Matrons Alcena
Lamond, Catherine Loffler. Catherine
Past Grand Matron Minerva Craw-
ford attended. The chapters quartet,
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Studdiford,
Miss Lucy Hopkins and Frank Goe-
bel, sang: Miss Vongelle Murphy Of
Illinois gave readings. and Miss
tations of hand-painted china were
made to the grand matron and grand
patron by Mrs. H. S. Omohundro and
Mrs. Alice Draper. Henry 1ost, ST.
father of the Eastern Star OF the DIS,
trict of Columbia, was an honored
guest Of the evening.
Joppa Lodge Chapter, No. -. VIII
advance its line offerings Wednesday
evening for the degrees: Associate
Matron Annie z. Scott will be in the
east; Conductress Carrie Defandorf
natFOn,
ciate Conductress Mabel S. BOYD ~lii
act as conductress. and Past Matron
Effie c. Morton will act as associate
conductress.
Grand Matron Flora Campbell and
Grand Patron Gratz Dunkum made
their annual visit to Martha Chapter
Friday evening. The guests included
the grand matron. grand patron'
grand conductress and grand assocl-
ate conductress of Maryland; the
grand patron Of Virginia Past Grand
Matron johnson of Minnesota, the
matron cf Mount Rainier Chapter and
the patron Of Annapolis. Remarks
we're made by Grand Matron camp
bell. Grand Patron Dunkum, the
grand officers of the nearby states
the matron and patron OF Martha
Chapter and by Past Grand Patrons
Milans, Streater and Poynton.
The program consisted OF solos by
Miss Scherger of Takoma Chapter and
Miss Breedon Of Martha chapter.
readings by Miss Price of Esther
Chapter and remarks by Past Matrons
Hursh and Robey. The presentation
TO the grand matron was made by
the star points. assisted by Miss
Beavers. written and arranged by
Past Matron Hover.
Among those attending were Past
Grand Matrons and Patrons or the
al a
mond, Carrie B. Allen. Julia Streater.
Mary P. O'Brien. Hattie r. Hutchin-
son, Fannie Taylor, Grace E. kimmel,
Jessie W. Coles, Bertha G. Hudson,
Bena Barnhardt, Cora p Mayberry.
Minerva Crawford. Wallace Streater,
Joseph H. A'iians and Arthur NJ Poyn-
ton.
Matron Louise NJ. Linthicum an
nounced there will be work at the
next meeting.
Hope Chapter, No. 80. will have
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
this afternoon at 8 o'clock. Rev.
George A. Miller Of Ninth Street
Christian Church will deliver the ser
non Music will be furnished by the
choir of Hope Lodge. No. 20.
Esther Chapter. at its recent vista
tion. had as distinguished guests
General Grand Treasurer Lamond.
Past Grand Matrons Cowles. Barn
hart. Mayberry. Crawford. Handy.
Allen. Streater and Hudson and Past
Grand Patrons Milans and Streater.
Gifts OF silver we're presented to the
grand matron and grand patron by
Conductress Bessie Bush and Asso-
ciate Conductress Eta Davis.
A musical sketch. composed by Past
Matron Theodore Cunningham, was
DreSeOSe6 Those taking part were
Past Grand Matron Bertha Hudson.
Grace Dutton and fourteen men.
Last Tuesday evening Gavel Chap
ter. No. 20. surprised its members
with a pleasing entertainment. Mrs.
Nettie Waters and Mrs. Laura Leese
had arranged a program, including a
play called The Obstructive Hat"
given by the members Of Joppa Lodge
Chapter. Another feature was a
sketch called Love Under Difficult
ties" Piano solos and musical num-
freshments and dancing closed the
evening Among the visitors were
Past Grand Matron Minerva NJ. Craw-
ford. "godmother of Gavel Chapter"
East Gate Chapter. No. 81, Friday
evening will have degree work, with
the line of officers advanced.
The grand matron and grand patron
Of the District paid their annual visit
to Temple Chapter at it's last meet
ing. The room was decorated, and
addresses were made
by the grand matron and grand pa
tron, as well as by P. @. NJ. and Pa
tron Streeter. The grand matron
and grand patron were presented