Evening star., 1922-06-25
FRATERNITIES

"ecess during July and August, the club
will probably meet in other quarters.
'our new members were enrolled.
The club was addressed by Past
irand Master Witten, E. e. Thompson
md Grand Master c. c. Coombs, who
poke of the project of erecting new
Masonic temple.
Delegates to the Atlantic City con-
vention submitted their reports, and
esolutions of sympathy on the deaths
Walton were adopted.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
Esther Chapter. No. S. visited the
nome family Monday evening. More
than a hundred members and friends
attended. program was arranged
Dy Past Matron Theodore Cunning
nam, consisting of motion pictures by
p. 3: Thompson: group songs by Mrs.
X. NJ. Dalgleish and a recitation by
Past Matron Effie Roberts. At the
conclusion of the program refresh
mentS were served.
Cathedral Chapter No. IA. will have
charge of the religious exercises at
the home this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
with Rev. Charles l.. Fultz delivering
the sermon. Autos will be at Georgia
avenue and Eittenhouse street from
2:3O to o'clock to accommodate
those who go out by street car.
The meeting of June %. also those
of July and August. have been called
Off. AT its last meeting the chapter
conferred the degrees on several can
didates. after which refreshments
were served.
Naomi Chapter. No. 3. will have
work at the next regular meeting.
At the last meeting the worthy ma
tron was among those who crowded
into the chapters hall to witness
program of entertainment. Seven
members of Washington Centennial
Chapter took part in tapleau TO
Our Flag" and were assisted by Mr..
rendered by Miss ]. Gould and Mrs.
Anderson: recitations were given by
Miss Levy and Mr.. Welch and solo
fancy dance was presented py MISS
Dulin. The banquet hall was deco
ratd with baskets of flowers and flags
in honor of Flag day. Members OF
the ways and means committee were
in charge of arrangements and served
refreshments.
The regular meeting of Hope Chap
ter, No. 80. will be held "Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock. After snort
business session there will be musl-
cal program. The members OF the
chapter will hold a lawn parry arr .od on
7th, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings, June 20. 80 and July l.
Temple Chapter. No. 1s. will have a
short business session Monday evening
followed by an entertainment with re-
freshments. This will be the last meet
ing until September. All having the
Near East Relief boxes are asked TO
turn them in at this meeting.
Martha Chapter held its last meet
ine until September Friday evening,
when the Past Matrons and Patrons
Association were guests OF the eVeI,lhs.
The degrees were conferred by members
of the association. After the work.
vocal solo was rendered by Past Patron
Scantlebury. of Electa CHAPTER accom-
panied by Past Matron Scantlebury.
The auxiliary board met for snort
business session at the home OF MRS;
Dorman on Tuesday and adjourned until
the third Tuesday in September.
Miriam Chapter, No. %, will have
work tomorrow night. The auxliary
home board will have a lawn soclal at
9Th street and North Carolina avenue
southeast Saturday. July l.
Columbia Chapter at its last meeting
of the season tomorrow night will ini-
tiate a class The chapter will conduct
religious services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home on the afternoon OF
July 9, with Rev. Bernard Braskamp'
pastor of Gunton Temple, officiating.
Matron Nannah Graves, Of Brookland
Chapter, No IL, announces an entertain
ment for Wednesday evening. which Will
be the last meeting until september
The program will be in charge OF Asso-
citation Conductress Harriet Burnslde.
Wright, Cheesman. Gutshall. Conway,
Sherwood and SaltZman gave play.
entitled "A Precious Pickle. Mr.
Wrightsman gave violin solo. accom-
panied by Mrs. Harriet Burnside.
Mrs. Charles S. Henline, past grand
matron of Martha Chapter. and who for
the past twelve years has been resi-
dent of Roseberg. Oreg., is in Washing
ton on a visit of about month or six
weeks. She is stopping at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Otterbach. $40
5th street southeast.
Harding Chapter. No. 81. will CON
fer degrees at its last meeting of the
season Thursday night. The chapter
will meet the second Thursday in Sep
tember. A program Of entertainment
has been arranged for Thursday
night and will include solos by Mrs.
James Kerr and George Mellis. ihe
tions for the anniversary of the
granting of it's charter at its second
meeting in September. The annual
outing to Marshall Hall will be held
Wednesday.
Friendship Chapter, No. II. viii
confer the degrees Tuesday evening.
Endowment night will also be held
the same evening.
Meetings scheduled for the months
of July and August will be called off.
Lebanon Chapter, No. 25. will have
degree work on Tuesday evening.
Meetings have been called on during
July and August.
At the meeting of Mizpah Chapter
Tuesday night a class OF six was
given degrees. The chapter voted to
call off its meetings during July and
August.
Fidelity Chapter. No. 19. meets
Tuesday evening for the last time un-
till September. The degrees will be
presented to a large class. Several
vocal numbers will be rendered by
Mrs. Krauss.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Washington Company. No.. l. Uni
form Rank, will hold an assembly to-