Evening star., 1922-10-29
FRATERNITIES

patron by Mrs. Hebbard. The MEM
bers We're entertained with songs by
Past Patron William Murray. q read
ing by Eva Rothrock of Cathedral
Chapter and songs by Theresa Shef-
ferman. The program was under the
direction Of Past Matron Maud Fel-
heimer and decorations under Past
Matron Grace Barr.
A special meeting will be held to-
morrow night for the degrees; also
the regular meeting Wednesday
night
At the services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home last Sunday after
noon. in charge of Acacia Chapter.
Presbyterian Church gave a telk.
Fred East sang Hold Thou My
Hand" by Briggs. and Olin E. Watts
sang BE Still and Know" by Pier
son, both accompanied by Lucy II.
Paul. organist of Acacia Chapter.
Wednesday evening the 1928 will
visit Loyalty Chapter. U. d.. and con-
fer the degrees. Junior Past Grand
Matron Minerva r. Crawford and
Junior Past Grand Patron Edward S.
Brashears will preside. The remain
ing stations will be filled by past
matrons Of 1921. The past patrons
Of 1921 will attend in a body. All
members Of the order are invited.
dinner and bazaar in the basement
Of the New Masonic Temple. under the
supervision of Mrs. Mary B. Snavely,
general chairman. and Mrs. Eva
Lynch as specific chairman In charge.
Washington Centennial Chapter an
nounces work for Friday evening.
The chapter held a dance at the Ra-
leigh Hotel Saturday, October p.
Many beautiful costumes were in EVIL
dence.
Martha Chapter at its last meeting
advanced the officers during the
work. with Associate Matron Hine in
the east. A solo was sung by Miss
Sherger of Takoma Chapter. The
grand officers will make their grand
visitation to the chapter Friday even
ing. Tuesday, evening the regular
Halloween party will be given by the
members to the friends at the home.
William F. Hunt Chapter, No. Is.
will devote November 9 to an enter
tainment in honor OF the grand
be attended by the matrons and
patrons Of 1910 and 1892. The pro-
gram will be in charge Of Mrs. Han
son and Mr. Proctor.
Naomi Chapter. No. 3. has been
evening at 7:30 o'clock for the de-
grees. Last Wednesday, 1t is re-
ported. the work was done with flow
ers, and during the comforting of the
degrees upon the daughter and a
friend of the matron the matron of
Loyalty chapter sang ritual selec-
tions. Mrs Gertrude Lyons a solo
and Miss Griffith gave a recitation.
which was followed by an address
by Mr. Beach. who presented the ini-
tiates, one of them his daughter. with
Eastern Star pins.
Loyalty Chapter. L. D.. will give
Dyer's. 1919 street northwest.
Thursday.
B. P. O. ELKS.
Washington Lodge. No. Is. will
meet Wednesday evening to ballot on
applications for membership.
The charity ball committee of the
lodge met Monday evening. Reports
indicated that practically all arrange
ments have been completed for hold
ing the Elks' third annual charity
ball in the Willard Hotel bathrooms
Thanksgiving day. November 80.
Chairman P. J. Callan. P. E. r. an
nounced the appointment of the fol-
lowing as chairmen of the subcommit-
tees: Printing. James 1. Ward: hotel,
H. NJ Peter: floor, James A. Balder-
son; music. Herbert Leach; decora-
tions. Charles Dietz, jr.: patron. c. NJ.
stanton: ticket. E H. Neumeyer, jr.
The committee will meet every Mon
day night hereafter in the lodgeroorn
at Sis o'clock until the ball takes
place.
The Halloween dance. masquerade
and oyster roast will be held under
the auspices of Washington Lodge at
the clubhouse Tuesday. Many new.
attractive and interesting features
and novelties are promised.
Vice Chairman P. ]. Callan. p. E. r..
has announced that the memorial ex-
ercises of WASHINGTON Lodge: No. Is.
will be held Sunday, December 3. in
the Central High School Auditorium.
The following members are chairmen
of the various subcommittee which
constitute the committee on memorial
exercises: Reception committee. Harry
Given; stage setting. Ed Krieg: print
ing. James L. Ward: publicity, ]. Fl.
Ontrich: theater and speaker. E. j.
Murphy; electric setting, S. NJ. Wilder:
music, Herbert Leach: vocal music.
A. "A. Durkin: chairman, Judge Robert
E Mattingly: vice chairman. P. j.
Callan.
Washington Lodge. No. Is. held a
tribute to the memory of James H.
Ryan, a deceased member.
John J. Powell. member of Whining
ton, Del. Lodge. No. 307. district
deputy grand exalted ruler of all Elks
lodges within the jurisdiction OF Della.
ware, Maryland ana the District or
will pay visit to wash
ington Lodge. No. Is, Wednesday. No
vember 3. when the. initiatory cere-
mony will he exemplified.
A committee has been appointed by
Exalter Ruler Nihfon, consisting Of
past exalted ruleS. to receive ana en-
tertain Mr.. Powell during his visit. Its
Murphy and James L. Ward.
Chairman Balderson Of the dance
reports that the regular
Thursday night dances of washing
ton Lodge are heing well attended,
not only by members OF the lodge. but
also by great number OF their
friends.
Friday, November 3, at pm, the
EIks' Band will hold a rehearsal. with
Leader Joseph Caldwell in
charge in the absence of Leader Ar
thur q. witcomb from the city: The
band will give concert some sunday
evening in January at the President
Theater. A series of concerts will
The drill team of Washington
Lodge. No. Is. will hold a practice
drill tomorrow night at 1880 o'clock.
j. II. Ontrich has been appointed
chairman of the Atlanta committee.
Members Of the lodge who accepted
the invitation of Prof. Joyce. mem
ber Of washington Lodge and past
master in athletics. to instruct them
in physical exercises declare the first
lesson a success. Wednesday night
the class will increase to at least
fifty members.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
IIRERTY.