Evening star., 1922-02-05
FRATERNITIES

solos, accompanied by the associate
conductress. Mrs Harriet Burnside,
at the piano.
The matron, Mrs. Nannah Graves.
and Patron Conrad Blantz extend an
invitation to all members to visit. Past
Grand Matron Mrs. Minerva Crawford
will entertain the past matrons OF the
chapter at a luncheon at her home
Monday.
Naomi Chapter will celebrate its
twenty-seventh birthday anniversary
at its next meeting, February s.
A very interesting program is being
arranged and the worthy matron
extends an invitation to all members
of the order. The auxiliary home
board will hold a dinner in the BAN
quet hall of the temple on Febru-
airy 16, from 80 to $50 pm.
Esther Chapter had a pleasing
program after it's business meeting
Katheryn Merritt. chairman of the
ways and means. announced a dance
for February 27 at 1917 r street
northwest and a card party We'd
nesday afternoon, April 19, at Ward
man Park Hotel.
The chapter has recently been hon
ored by having Past Patron James A.
West elected as associate grand
patron in the Grand Chapter.
Hope Chapter. No. 80, cordially in
vites members OF the Eastern Star
ing next Wednesday evening at 1880.
AS there will be no work, the chap
ter, Immediately after the meeting,
will adjourn to the banquet room,
where there will be an apron social,
a good program and refreshments.
At the last meeting, January 25, there
was large attendance and the de-
grees We're conferred. Sister Addison
of Temple Chapter rendered several
vocal selections in a very pleasing
manner
The matron of Columbia Chapter
desires to announce that notwith-
standing many members of Columbia
reside in the immediate vicinity of
the knickerbocker Theater, none
were injured in that terrible disaster.
The Floral Circle will meet tomorrow
Matron Leverton. on New Hampshire
avenue. On Saturday night. Febru-
ary IL, the chapter will hold a card
party in the chapter rooms, with Mrs.
Lena Fisher as chairman.
The grand matron and grand patron
made visit to Martha Chapter at its
last meeting. The grand patron and
his wife were made honorary men,
bers of the chapter. At the next meet
ing there will be a colonial entertain
ment.
Acacia Chapter. No. 2s, o. E. s.. will
give dance On February % at 240O
18th street (Meridian Mansions). At
the meeting next Tuesday there will
be short business meeting followed
by program
Mrs. OHalloran, worthy matron of
Mizpah Chapter. o. E. S., announces
an entertainment and a social hour
ior Tuesday evening. February Z.
members of the order are cordially in
vited.
Ruth Chapter. No. 1. O. E. s.. an
nounces short business meeting to-
morrow evening, to be followed by
composed of L. w. Brown. first tenor;
Frank Goebel, second tenor; c. Mar
tine, baritone. and w. Capps, basso.
Instrumental selections by Miss Ruth.
De Luca and Mr.. Charles East; Miss
Helen Howison. soprano soloist; harp
selections by Miss Catherine Riggs.
The matron extends a cordial invita-
ton to all the members of the fra
ternity. Ruth Chapters kitchen band
postponed it's trip to Martha Washing
ton Chapter. Alexandria, Va, until
Tuesday, February Z.
Takoma Chapter, No. u. O. E. s. at
Its last meeting exemplif1ed the de-
grees. The chairman of the ways and
means committee reported plans un-
der way for an oyster supper, din
ner and food sale in the near future,
with lawn fe.es planned for the sum-
mer months. A play was presented by
Past Patrons F. A. Shoesnith and H.
f. Reppert. after which refreshments
were served.
Temple Chapter, No. IS, will hold
a dance Tuesday at the Hotel Ra-
leigh, and rummage sale, begin
ming tomorrow and extending through
at 201S 7th street north
west.
Cathedral Chapter, No. II. will
celebrate it's thirteenth birthday an
niversary Wednesday night with a
program of entertainment under the
of Past Matron Barnes.
At the convocation of Briehtwood
Chapter. No. 8. f. A. NJ, held Wednes-
day evening. February 1. the follow
ing officers were elected and appoint
ed to serve for the year 1922: Milton
]. Fillius. high priest; Alfred W. Fos-
ter. king: Frank c. Shaw, scribe:
Lewis r Clerke. secretary: Lawrence
B. McEntyre. treasurer: William
Goodman, captain of host; Alfred A.
Ahlff. principal sojourner: Frederick
W. Carl, jr.. Royal Arch captain;
j. Parke Simpson. master third vail:
Philip S. Moorhead, master second
vail; George E. Jackson. master first
vail. and John G.. Schlosser, sentinel.
After the election cigars and re-
freshments were served in the ban
quet hall and "a general good time
enjoyed by all"
William F. Hunt Chapter, No. Is,
will not have it's birthday party next
night, as announced, but
will hold short meeting for the
of business and will ad-
journ early, so that it's members may
attend the reception at the Willard.
ORDER OF EAGLES
The board Of trustees, Messrs. L. B
Hayes. Harry c. Given and Brono
Fisher. announces the rental of the
Builders Exchange Building. on 18th
street northwest, for headquarters of
the aerie. improvements are now under
way to make these quarters into hand
some club and meeting rooms. All the
features that are necessary for the
comfort of the members have been