Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26
FRATERNITIES

Hotel, 1o1 d street northeast. Thurs
meet March at the home of Mrs.
Louise Linton, 81 Randolph place
northwest.
William F. Hunt Chapter. No. Is,
will hold it's birthday party March 8,
with an exceptionally good program
The annual rummage sale is to be
held this week. with Associate Ma
tron Lillian Bennett in charge.
Areme Chapter. No. TO-. following. it's
meeting Wednesday,. will be entertained
with a program which includes talk
by Representative Burton l.. French of
Idaho and features by Mrs. David
Kincheloe. Miss Hazel Bergstrom and
Others Refreshments will be served
Past Grand Matron Bena A. Barnhart
has been made member of the execu-
tive committee Of the grand chapter.
Gavel Chapter. No. 20. was entertained
Tuesday evening with a program pre-
pared by DIR. Morris Schefferman.
Mrs.. Lippard, director of Gavei's
choir. has announced a five hundred
party. to be held at the home of Matron
Praetorius, 1904 14th street northwest,
Friday at pm.
The grand matron was present at the
last meeting of Martha Chapter, when a
colonial program. under the direction
of Past, Matron Hoover. was presented,
song. THE Boston Tea Party" by a
quintet: reading by Mrs. Henner. and
tableauX. Women in War;" by members
of the Dramatic Society. ~
There will be card party at Naval
Lodge Hall Saturday evening at s
larry.
The 1910 Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation held reunion at the Frank
lin Square Hotel recently. Dinner
was served in the ballroom at s pm.
officers for the ensuing year were
tron Hattie r. Hutchinson, president:
Past Matron Maude H. NJ. Galloway,
vice president; Walter P. PlumIey.
secretary-treasurer with Past Grand
Patron Arthur NJ. Poynton. Past Ma
tron Belle Hampton and Past Patron
David d. Cheeseman as the executive
committee.
Grand Matron Flora E. Campbell
thanked the association for the bead
ed bag presented to her on her in
stallation. A novel feature of the
entertainment was the initiation Of
der of the Grands." the fnitiatory
ceremony having been written by
Past Matron Effie E. Briggs and con-
Quoted by Past Grand Matron Hutch
inson. Past Grand Patron Poynton.
Past Matrons Plumley and Hamill
and Past Patron Briggs.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Abram
Frey. Mr.. and Mrs. Plumley. MIR.
Poynton. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank Camp
bell. Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Briggs.
DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Hampton, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. G. Cheeseman. Mrs. Mary G.
Hamill and DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Gal
loway.
Grand Matron Flora F. Campbell
and Grand Patron Gratz f. Dunkum
visited the grand patrons home chap
ter. Electa Chapter. No. ., recently.
After the business meeting the mem
bers and visitors We're entertained by
Valentine program. feature of
which was the dancing by Misses Rip
kin and Herman Engel of Baltimore.
Md. Mr.. Ripkin giving clog dancing
and Mr.. Engel woman impersonationS
and fancy dancing.
Past Matron Lulu Emo assisted by
comical impromptu play. Gathered
Nuts" Associate Conductress Mar
jorie Campbell told the Valentine
story. after which she presented candy
corsages to the grand matron and the
matron of Electa, and eart-shap ped
boxes of candy to the grand patron
and the patron of Electa. Mrs. Hoff-
man. Elsie Frisbie. Alice Kelly and
Helen Rauchenstein presented valen-
tires from baskets decorated with red
hearts.
The chapters auxiliary board is
planning a dance for Monday, April
Ruth Chapter. No. /. will have
charge of the services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home Sunday after
noon. March IL. The chapter, is ar
ranging for Il dinner in April The
Past Matrons and Past Patrons Asso-
citation recently was entertained at the
Schneider.
JR. 0. U. A. N.
Anacostia Council. No. rs. met Mon
day. Chairman Prather Of the good
OF the order committee announced
that Deputy National Councillor Jo-
seph l. Wtlmeth would make his Off
cial visit February 81. An invitation
has been extended James L. Burnett,
NO. 4: Andrew Jackson. No. s; Star
spangled Banner. No. s: Mount Yer
non. No. 10. and Reno. No. as. He also
stated that Senator Thomas f. Wat
son Of Georgia and George A. Davis
OF Baltimore. Past National Councillor
{. b. Webb and John H. Noyes, Theo-
dore Roosevelt assistant secretary of
the navy. and Fourth Assistant Post
master General H Fl. Billany have
been invited to attend this meeting.
1t was also announced : that there
would be two new councils organized
in this jurisdiction in the near future.
Mount Vernon Council. No. 10, at its
last meeting accepted an invitation
from Anacostia Council, No. Is, to at
tend its annual visitation tomorrow
at PM. at 14th and U streets south
east. Members of Mount Vernon
Council will meet Councillor R. r.
Moran at 14th and U streets southeast
at 7:45 o'clock. Mount Vernon Coun-
Gil has purchased new paraphernaiia
for the degree team. which 1t will use
In the degree Thursday. The council
accepted a plan submitted by a COM
mittee from Andrew Jackson COUNCIL,
No. 6, to organize band in the Dis
trict of Columbia, and appointed a
committee to act in the matter.
Acting State Councillor George w.
Alderman and his staff Thursday
evening made a visitation to Con-
stellation Council, No. 80. Addresses
were made by Past State Councillors
W. L. Jenkins. w. H. Lanham and F.
D. seiffert. State Council Secretary
John Prender. William Douglas. F. &.
Fellinger, F. E. Potter, Augustus Dab
Ter, Harry Fellinger. S. Oliveri. Charles
Brown, George Prender and Frederick
Burgess
1t was announced that the next WISH
tation would be February 81. to Wa
bash Council, No. 3. Baltimore. Md.
via Washington. Baltimore and An
napolis railway train leaving New
York avenue and 18th street at 6:15
pm.
At the last meeting of j. Morgan
Reed Council. No. 2. of Mount Rainier
State Councillor George P. Ames and
State Council Deputy C. W. Walker
were present. Junior Past Councillor
Q. T. Harlow was presented with
the junior past councillors charm by
NJ. c. Hartman. Vice Councillor T.. 8.
Beck resigned as member ot the
board Of control and Malcolm RENT
eel was elected to fill the vacancy
Cigars q Id cigarettes were served