Evening star., 1922-03-19
FRATERNITIES|

ing their pennies on rainy days. and
1t Is said quite a sum has been raised
in this way for the chapter.
Mrs susan johnson has been ap-
pointed to the home board in lieu of
Mrs. Soper. resigned
w. Arthur Storm has been appoint
ed the CHAPTERS press representative.
Mrs. Biggs conductress. Is already
at work on the chapter excursion. to
be given at Marshall Hall June Is.
A card party will be given by the
chapter at-the Arlington Hotel Friday.
Takoma Chapter. No. 12, will have
last meeting Associate Matron Mrs.
Mary E. Reppert, owing to illness in
the. matron's family. welcomed the
grand matron and grand patron. the
grand lecturer. Mrs. Mollie e. Teach
dresses were made by the grand
matron and grand patron. and a
sketch. "The Dark Secret" was pre-
sented by Mrs. Mary E. Reppert and
Past Patrons Hugh E: Reppert. F. A.
Shoesmith and W. L. White. Re-
! freshments were served.
Temple Chapter. No. 10. last Mon
day night was entertained by the
Musurgia Quartet. The auxiliary
home board of the chapter will meet
at 1116 I street northeast Thursday.
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| card party in the parlor of the Eb-
i bitt House the evening Of the 28th
| for the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home.
Columbia Chapter, Monday night.
celebrated its eleventh anniversary.
ed: Solo, Miss Thelma Rice: With
cisms Paul Grove: solo. Malcolm
| Stickney: Past Grand Matron Jessie
Cowles. Chimes From Cathedral
Bells; solo. Mrs. Leonore Fuller. and
solo, Charles W. Moore. Among those
! present were the grand matron.
grand patron. Past Grand Matrons
! Taylor. O'Brien. Streeter. Hudson.
| Smith, Cowles, Earnhart and Craw-
| ford and Past Grand Patron Streeter,
| .'the father Of the. chapter" The
! floral circle of the chapter Will meet
| tomorrow afternoon at residence Of
Mrs. Wetzel. 1343 Monroe street.
! Matron Nannah Graves of Brook
j land Chapter. No. IL. announces the
second Of the series of the chapter
| Brookland Masonic Temple. A play.
| entitled 1.-THE Trouble at Satterlee's."
| is promised at the next meeting OF
| the chapter.
The annual ball of Fidelity Chapter
Of the Colonial Hotel. 18th and NJ
! streets northwest tomorrow night
! from $3.50 to 12 o'clock. An entertain
| ment is planned for the intermission
| period. At the close of its meeting
| Tuesday the chapter was entertained
! by J. Carswell with songs and dialect
stories.
The matron of Mizpah Chapter
Mrs. Mary O'Halloran. announces
work for Tuesday evening with eight
! candidates. General Grand Secretary
Mrs. Flora E. Campbell. Grand Pa
! tron Gratz E. Dunkum. Associate
! Grand Matron Tillie C. Chauncey
and Associate Grand Patron James
A. West were visitors at the last
meeting.
| entertained at Mrs. Lottie Albey's
home recently. Mrs. Lydia Leecke
| assisted Mrs. Abbey in entertaining.
Mrs. Mary kunkle and Mrs. Nellie
Spille are to entertain the home
! board at it's next meeting.
Hope Chapter. No. 80. Wednesday
| evening. after a short business ses-
sion. will have social evening. The
| entertainment will be in charge of
Bessie Watkins and Ella Woodward.
At Bethlehem Chapters meeting
/ last Tuesday evening at the North
F: east Masonic Temple Matron Mrs
| Melissa Talbert suspended work"
and received reports from the several
committees, notably the dinner given
! by the chapter. the card party. and
! the coming rummage sale. After the
! reports the chapter closed, and an
| Interesting program was followed by
| a parcels post
in group OF songs: recitations by
Audrey Kelly. sketch by Messrs.
kelly. Umhau and Miss Pearman:
solos by Mrs. Payne, and duet by Mrs.
Burton and Mrs. Payne:
l~Nv
ing 500 persons dined. Mrs. Melissa
Talbert. the matron. supervised the
dinner The kitchen committee con-
sisted Of Mrs. A. w. Bowen. chairman:
Mrs. Elizabeth Felt. Ida Major, Emma
| Hammerbacher. Mrs. Hawkins. Mrs.
| Mrs Della Miller, Mrs. Bonnet, Mrs.
Reed, Mrs. Tyson. Mrs. Neal. Mrs.
Harriet Davis. Mrs. Raushe. Mrs. Sa:
| rah Severe. Mrs. Breaker. Mrs. Brust.
| Mrs Russell. Mrs. Shepherd and Mrs.
Mrs Carrie Self. chairman: Mrs Grace
| Wilkins -Kimmell. Mrs. Kidd. Mrs.
Margaret CARL. Mrs. YinRling. Mrs.
Holt, Mrs. Bush. Mrs. Bradburn. Mrs.
! Gray, Mrs. House, Mrs. Kelly and
| Mrs. Sieverling.
! Naomi Chapter. No. 3. will have de-
| gree work Wednesday evening. fol-
| lowed by talk from Rev. c. Morgan
| Compiler, pastor OF the First NJ. +.
| Church. relative to the Star points.
The chapter will attend services at
| this church this Sunday evening at
o'clock. March 26, 3 Pm, the chap
! ter will have charge Of services at
| the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Rev. c. Morgan will oficiate. There
will be autos to meet the cars at
Georgia avenue and Rittenhouse
street northwest.
William F. Hunt Chapter. No. 16
will give a luncheon at the Masonic
Temple Tuesday from IL am. to 2
pm. At the next meeting Of the chap
| ter large class will be initiated.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Mineola No. IA. on the evening of
March 81 will hold an open meeting
in Its wigwam, Masonic Temple,
| Anacostia. to which the membership
are urged to be present and bring
their friends.
Red Wing, No. 20 held a meeting
| last Monday night and conferred the
| warriors degree. Great Sachem
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