Evening star., 1922-02-19

| A smoker and vaudeville entertain
| ment. to be followed by refreshments.
| Master Masons of the Department of
Agriculture Friday evening at o'clock
! at it's hall, 11th and r streets north
| west. This Is the smoker and enter
| tainment which was scheduled for the
evening of January 30 and was post
| poned on account of the Knicker-
| booker Theater disaster.
i0RDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.
New officers and committees of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home are:
| Lurtin r. CHM. president; Mrs. Julia
n Streater. first vice president; Mrs.
tE G. Schneider, second vice presi-
| Charles F. Roberts, treasurer: Will
liam E. Dyer general counsel l.. Ca
bel Williamson, general counsel emer-
| titus. Executive committee-Lurtin
/ r. CHM. chairman; Mrs. Julia N.
Streater. Mrs. E. G. Schneider. John
A. Meyer. Charles F. Roberts. Will
liam f. Dyer. Mrs. Fannie Taylor and
Mrs. Bena A. Barnhart. Visiting COM
mittee-Mrs. Gertrude B. Milans
chairman; Mrs. Alcenda Lamond, Mrs
4, Jennie Darcy. Mrs. Mary C. Will
Hanson. Mrs. Daisy NJ. Simms. Mrs
Pearl Watt Glib. Mrs. Elizabeth
Newson. Mrs. Lena Stephenson and
admission and discharge-Charles E.
Matthews. chairman: DR.. NJ. j.
Holmes, Arthur L. Bryant. William
T. Richardson. Mrs. Ida B. Wales
Mrs. Mary L. Hunt and Mrs. Mary T.
O'Brien Audit committee-George
Henderson. James H. Windsor. Rob-
| ert Armour and George H. Jones
/; Committee on by-laws-Charles E.
Baldwin, chairman: George w. Smith
John Lane Johns. Mrs. Viola c. De
| Shields and Mrs. Emma Demarey
Building and grounds improvements
committee (speciaD-Arthur NJ Poyn-
ton. chairman; Miles Taylor. Calvin
T. Milans. Mrs. Edith =. Lynn and
Mrs. Clara S. Trogner. Committee or
Legislation Observation-Disclosures Streat-
er, chairman: DIR. Allen E. Cowles
Mrs. Mary L. Hunt. Mrs. Kate NJ
Smith and Miss Catherine Lear. Ad.
visory committee (speciaD-Robert
H. Young. chairman; Mrs. Alcena La.
mond, Mrs. E. P. Watson. Charles j
James. Wallace Streater. DR.. Aller
E. Cowles and DR.. Grant S. Barn.
hart. Trustees endowment fund
Thomas S. Sergeon. William E. Dyer
and Mrs. Helen B. Strait. Librarian
Mrs. Helen B. Strait. Medical ex.
aminer-Dr. Grant S. Barnhart.
Mrs: Alcena Lamond retired a.
| VI the nome
after twenty-five years of valua blt
| service. Her resignation was ten
dered, and accepted with keen regret
Friendship Chapter will give :
dance and entertainment in Masoni,
Hall, Tenleytown. Friday. The matroI
announces degrees for February %.
The chapter was entertained Tues
day evening with violin solo b!
Master Charles Fletcher. and Valen
! tine games. Edward Thompson re
ceived first prize for the best valen
tine poem and Eula Ray Jones tn,
prize for the most comical.
Fidelity Chapter. No. 19, will have J.;
package party and dance at Masoni,
Temple. Friday evening. An auction
eer comedian will preside between
dances. Other novel features will b,
| presented.
St. Johns Lodge. No IS, on it
eighth birthday anniversary recent,
had as guests Grand Matron Camp
| bell and Grand Patron Dunkum, Will
other officers of the Grand Chapter
For tomorrow evening an attractiv,
program is promised by the enter
ta1nment committee.
Columbia Chapter last Mo,da,
night held social evening. Member
or Esther Chapter took part in tn,
entertainment. as follows: Mrs. Brock
way MRS. Cunningham. Mrs. Dyer an,
MISS Price. Past Patron Green of Co
lumbia gave a reading
The Floral Circle will meet tomor
row afternoon at the residence n
Mrs. Eckert. 1905 Kenyon street, tn,
chapter will give dance at it's hal
March 4. "
Unity Chapter. No. %, celebrated IT.
n1th birthday anniversary recentI,
with Grand Matron Flora +. Camnhei
and Grand Patron Gratz f. Dunknn
as guests. A number of past gran,
omcers also were present. Gran,
. per table in the rose DECORATED han
quet hall. and cut the birthday cake
speeches by the guests of honor an,
songs rounded out the entertainment
The chapter will confer the degree
Friday.
Harding Chapter Thursday evenfn.
Will have the degrees followed b,
entertainment.
i. The memorial service recently hel,
by Areme Chapter. it now appears
was for Mr.. Maddox, "also for th,
victims of the Knickerbocker disas
ter" The chapter will hav a literar,
and musical program for it's mex
meeting.
Brookland Chapter will have .
special program of entertainment
Wednesday evening. Washington ;.
birthday. in charge Of Past Patror
William v. Lewis. A Valentine part,
was given after the last meeting.
! Bethlehem Chapter will give a re-
ception and dance at the Raleigh
Monday evening. February 27, when i
is expected the Grand Chapter officer.
and present and past officers of tn,
chapter will be in the receiving line
Many prizes will be given and sur
prises are promised. During the even
ing Master Durward Bowersox viii
at the piano. The receiving line will
form at $50 and the dancing will
begin at 9 pm. The chapter viii
give a dinner March at Northeas
Masonic Temple.
Acacia Chapter will have the de
grees and an entertainment program
at its next meeting, and a dane,
Thursday evening at 2400 10th street
with a rummage sale in April.
The auxiliary home board of Jopp,
Lodge Chapter will meet at the hom,
of Mrs. Ida/V. Jones, 4005 9th street
February 28. The chapter had a rum
mage sale followed by dancing afte
it's last meeting.
| Matron Mrs. Praetorious Of Gave
Chapter, No. 29, Tuesday evening an
nounced an entertainment of profes
sional talent, prepared by DR.. Schef
ferman, after it's business session
The chapter gave a dance at tn
Raleigh Hotel Tuesday evening.
Matron J. E. Walker of Ruth Chap
ter, No. 1, announces the degrees
with q class of twelve, tomorrow
evening. The auxiliary home boart
L 6o l,on Of ba u