Evening star., 1922-11-05

Tuesday evening at New Masonic
Temple at 8 o'clock. The chapter Is
planning an evening bazaar, with
dancing to be held at tho Temple
December 49,, to include q luncheon
from 11:30 to 2 o'clock.
Cathedral Chapter, No. IA. will en-
tertain Grand Matron Campbell and
Grand Patron Dunkum Wednesday
night at the annual visitation. Past
charge Of the arrangements. At Its
last meeting after tho degrees
luncheon was served.
Harding Chapter. No. 81. celebrated
Its first anniversary Thursday even
Ing. The grand matron, Past Grand
Matron Crawford and Grand Lecturer
Mary Teachum were present: Tne
chapter room was decorated with the
national emblem and flowers. A large
the platform later in the evening
to receive a large gold-framed photo
graph Of President Warren Harding.
after whom the chapter is named.
The picture was autographed by
President Harding and was sent as a
program was presented. including
soprano solo. by Miss Ancella Fisher;
contralto solo. by Mrs. James Kerr.
and tenor solo. by Warren Terry, the
last named Of Martha Chapter. ac-
companied by W. Arthur Storm. or
made by Grand Matron Campbell.
Past Grand Matron Crawford and
grand lecturer. Mrs. Teachum. Hard
ing Chapter will have Charge Of the
religious services at the Eastern Star
Home November 10. The chapter
now numbers 104 members.
At the grand visitation to Takoma
Chapter, No. IL. the grand matron
and grand patron made addresses:
Remarks were made also by General
Grand Treasurer Alcena Lamond and
by Past Grand Matrons Fannie Tay-
lor and Minerva r. Crawford, and
Past Grand Patron T. Frank Morgan.
Silver vegetable dishes were present.
ed to the grand matron and grand
patron by Past Patron Edward H.
Cooley and associate matron. Mrs.
Mary Z. Reppert. Vocal and instru-
mental selections completed the pro-
gram, after which the degrees were
conferred and refreshments served.
The chapter will have as Its guests
officers and members of Takoma
Lodge, together with their families.
The following night. Saturday. No
vember IS, the chapter Will give q
dance, from 9 to II. at Grace Dodge
Hotel Hut.
Gavel Chapter held religious services
| at the Eastern Star House last Sun
day. Rev Melton officiating. Miss
Katherine Wood Of Miriam Chapter
sang abide With Me-" accompanied
| by Mrs. Vierbuchin, conductress Of
Gavel Chapter.
Tuesday evening a great surprise
Is promised.
Unity Chapter at its last meeting
had as a guest Past Grand Matron
johnson of Minnesota During her
address she paid feeling tribute to
the memory of the late Past General
| Grand Patron l. Cabell Williamson.
The grand officers will make their
| visitation to the chapter Friday
evening.
Decorations OF black cats, witches
and pumpkin faces gave a Halloween
touch to the hall at the last meeting
Of Electa Chapter. Refreshments of
cider, doughnuts and apples. with en-
| tertaInment under the direction Of
Past Matron Ethel Scantlebury, as
follows: Miss Marion V. King. negro
impersonator: Mrs. Elizabeth Harmon.
readings: Raymond Fillins, vocal
solos, and Mrs. David H. Kifcheloe,
who entertained for half an hour
presented to several of the candidates
by Mrs. Marion Pollock, Mrs. Minnie
Arnold. Mrs. Edna Ranchenstein and
Mrs Elsie Robinson.
Brookland Chapter. No. II. o. E. s..
Is to hold a reception for the MEM
bers and families Of King David
Lodge. No. 2s. F. A. A. NJ. Wednes-
day evening in the Brookland Masonic
Temple. At the last meeting Of the
chapter the annual grand visitation
was held. with a number of past
grand officers present. At the request
Of Grand Matron Flora E. Campbell.
the floral degree and drill was given
by the officers OF the chapter. During
the drill and degree work Mrs. Har-
wood Of East Gate Chapter sang sew
eral solos, accompanied by Miss Gene
Molster of Brookland Chapter. c. v.
Burnside and Mrs. Mackle presented
to Grand Matron Flora E. Campbell
and Grand Patron Gratz E. Dunkum.
on behalf Of Brookland Chapter, gifts
of silver.
William F. Hunt Chapter. No. 10,
Thursday night Will have the grand
matron and grand patron of the Dis
trict Of Columbia as the guests of
honor. attended by all general grands
and matrons and patrons Of 1910 and
1922.
At the last meeting OF Bethlehem
Chapter Past Matron Henrietta Bowen
was in the east during the degree
work. The activities during the past
week were card party at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Leach; a heart social
at the residence Of Mrs. Chaillet, with
Mrs Blalock and Matron Talbert as
Bethlehem Chapter In the chapter
room Wednesday evening, under the
direction of Drill Master Mcconnell.
The card parties and heart socIals
have been called off during the ses-
sions of the General Grand Chapter
At its last meeting Fidelity Chapter
was entertained with a play by the
officers, entitled "Susans Dilemma"
The names Of those in charge Of the
various booths at the chapters bazaar
December and 1 at the temple were
announced. A large list OF features
has been planned for this occa sion.
Mrs. Elizabeth X. Taylor will be
hostess to the sewing circle Thursday
afternoon.
Areme Chapter. No. 10. inaugurated
it's social season Wednesday evening
at Masonic Temple with a program of
entertainment well balanced as to
vocal and instrumental talent. A
feature was q one-act comedy sketch
entitled Aunt Jane" by the O'Connor
Players. The other numbers were:
Cello solo, Miss Benton. with her sis
ter as accompanist: vocal solo, Mrs
Selma Selinger-Klein. with violin
obligato by Mr.. Siegel. and Mr.. Klein
as accompanist: recitation. Mr.. O'Mai-
ley, Irish comedian; violin solo. Harry
Siegel. with Mr.. Klein as accom-
PIANIST; and Mrs. Samuel Burleigh
Milton. who sang Spanish songs in
Spanish costume. playing her own ac-
compartments on a guitar.