The Washington herald., 1922-02-19

reach 1000 In less than six months,
and become one OF the most attrac-.
tive woman's organizations in the
District.
Bethlehem Chapter. No. I, Order
of the Eastern Star, held one Of its
big" meetings Tuesday evening at
the Northeast Masonic Temple, Mrs.
Melissa Talbert worthy matron.
presiding. There was NO work
performed, but q number OF petit
tons were received and acted upon
and reports heard from several
committees. The Sunshine Com
mittee," which visits the sick, head
ed by Mrs. Stella Bowersox ana
ably assisted by Mr.. 7. L. Brust,
gave a glowing report of its work
and il is remarkable how soon the
sick improve after this committee
calls upon the afflicted. The worthy
Natron. J. r. Bradburn. announced
that his committee to arrange for
the big card party would meet a.
his home Tuesday evening, Februs
airy 81. at SIS Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. Mrs. Bowers. associate
matron. announced the chapter din
Masonic Temple, and other events
will keep the social affairs Of the
chapter in the public eye for sew
eral months to come.
The big event of the season will
be the reception and dance at the
Raleigh on Monday evening, Feb
rusry %. Past Grand Matron
Grace E. wilkins Kimmel. chairman
of the reception committee, an
nounced that in addition to the ON
GERS Of the Grand Chapter, the fol-
lowing past matrons and past pa
irons of Bethlehem Chapter will be
in the receiving line: Mary r.
Burklin. y. NJ. Landergren, Emma
E. Burns, Caroline J. Wood, kath-
crime Glenn, Carrie L. Kidd. Eliza
beth A. Felt, Margaret A. Carl,
Sadie NJ. Major. Lowelia Barrous'
Lena Stephenson, Henrietta Bowen,
l. Minor Burt. Carrie f. Solf, Emma
Hammerbacher, Jennie A. Meyer
Stella Bowers, Mrs. Talbert, worthy
matron; Messrs. John A. Meyer,
Tom J. Landergren, A. X. Lind. A.
w Bowen, J. Bldredge Burns, ]. N.
MCLAUGHLIN. Lucien T. Paul, VIM. u
Glenn, James 3. Peat, Chas. E.
sayIes, Samuel F. Compton. Otto
Hammerbacher, Wilson Harvey.
samuel V. Gusack, Adolph w.
silyering, RolIa G. onyun, W. W.
Deal, otto A. Yinglins. DR.. Eugene
Stephenson, VIM. B. Severe, ]. d.
Rradburn, worthy patron. The
chairmen of the several commit
tees are ]. ]. Cunningham. execu-'
tive: Y. C. Steagall, secretary; I.
T. Brust, treasurer; Mrs. kimmell,:
reception; Mrs. Bowersox, invita-
tions: Mrs. Zolla Lynch, music; Mrs.
House. prizes; ]. D. Bradburn, moor;
otto Yingling, novelties: Mr.. Good
win. door; VIM. B. Severe, publicity.
There will be many prizes and sur
prises and the committee has spared
no effort to make this AFFAIR the
bixrest event in the history OF
bethlehem Chapter. During the
evening violin solos will be rem
dered 'by Durward Bowersox,, the
how yioiinist who recently won the
Peabody scholarship for his musi-
cal Attachments. Master Bowersox
will be assisted at the piano by
Miss Belt
promptly at $3.50 .. m. and dancing
begun at . o'clock.
Craftsman Cipb.
The Craftsman Club, connected
with the United states Veterans
Bureau. has under considersuon
the formation Of branch clubs In
all the regional districts Of the hu-
reau, several requests having been
received by the secretary from
some of these district ofiees. The
Craftsman Club 10 amliated with
the National League OF Masonic
Clubs and membership therein as
sures the courtssies Of all clubs
affiliated with the league. II 10
felt these branch organisations win
tend to broaden the fratArnal spirit
In the bureau and make for better
service to the sick and wo inde6
veterans of the late war. A little
brochure prepared BY the secretary
Of the Craftsman Club outlinea the
work the club is striving to accom-
,lish.