Evening star., 1922-10-01

| Iempie. Columbia, NO. 70. Nosehpei
"a. 8 pm. Masonic Hall. l4th and
Kenyon streets. Fidelity. No. 1s. No
vember 2s. 7:45 PM; Lebanon. No
IS. November %, 9 PM, Masonic
Temple. East Gate. No. p. November
29, pm. Odd Fellows Hall, Rhode
Loyalty U. D., December 8, pm.
| Masonic Temple.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter. No. IS. wi.
advance the line tomorrow night, witt
| Associate Matron Mrs Alice Shull in thu
east and Mrs. Mabel Turnage in tn.
west: Mrs. Leila Cook. conductress. ant
Junior Past Matron Watson, associate
conductress. - At the last meeting thu
! degrees were conferred by Grand Mat
Patron Gratz E. Dunkum. and tn,
matrons of 1922. Associate 4onductres.
Leila Cook had charge Of the program
and Mrs. Ethel Blaisdell was chairman
of refreshments.
The Floral Circle Of Columbia Chapter
will meet tomorrow afternoon at tht
residence of Mrs. Antoinette Fischer
! 3640 11th street. Arrangements are nov
being made for a Japanese bazaar ir
October.
Gavel Chapter, No. 90, celebrated it,
| first anniversary recently with an enter
| tainment. Tuesday the chapter will
have, its annual visit from the Crane
Chapter.
| Matron Lena Hodge Of Areme Chap
| ter, No. 10. announces that Wednesda!
night Henry M. Rose will entertain the
members with an illustrated trava'
logue.
| The grand matron and grand patror
will pay Washington Centennial Chap
ter it's annual grand visitation FRIDAY
I oh 1rtn Upu O
card party at the Colonial Hotel las
| night and will hold a rummage sale the
! week Of October 8 at 9Th street anc
Florida avenue northwest.
| Mrs. Eva D. Court, matron Of Beth.
any Chapter, No. "a, announces Friday
evening. starting at s o'clock. as granc
visitation night.
| Arlington Chapter, No. 80. OF Cherry.
dale. Va, will have a 500 party at the
| home OF Mrs. A. A. Topley. Mellwoot
avenue. Cherrydale. Friday at pm
| Refreshments will be served.
Martha Chapter. after brief bust.
ness meeting Friday evening. will b.
entertained with play. the cast OF
; which will be composed Of members o
the chapter. Mrs. Marguerite Sauer i:
chairman of the entertainment com.
| mittee. The annual rummage sale will
| be held this week at 1715is 7th street
beginning tomorrow.
Tuesday evening the annual vista
tinn was made by the officers of the
No. :. Matron Mrs. Melissa Talbert
welcomed the grand matron. Mrs
Flora f. CamphelI: the grand patron
Mr.. Gratz T. Dunkum, and the other
| officers and past officers. The reports
showed d membership of 739. a ne,
gain of seventy members during the
year. with assets of s6.160.25. after
liberal contributions to the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. the Near East
Relief and the Salvation Army. The
chapter was. highly complimented
upon its showing.
A program. arranged by W. Harvey
embraced solos by Mrs. W. W. Deal
Charles Myers and recitations by Mrs
Calvert. Past Patron Otto Yingling
presented to the grand matron a bou-
Bateman presented to her set Of sill
Yer iced tea spoons. Mrs. Coakley
presented to the grand patron silver
meat fork. All the officers and past
officers of the Grand Chapter were pre-
sented with flowers through the cour-
tesy of Past Grand Patron William F
Guide.
At the heart social given by Beth
lehem Chapter al 726 9Th street north
east last Monday evening. Mrs. f. j
Chalet and Mrs. Richard Waldron
were the hostesses and provided music
was made by Durward Bowersox. who
received box of toilet articles; the
low score, by Miss Louise McClary
who received toy Windjammer. John
Pike won the guessing contest and re-
ceived an embroidered bath towel The
next social will be held Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Bateman
!S06 MARYLAND avenue northeast
Takoma Chapter. No. 12. will spend
Thursday evening at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home, the program OF
sociate Matron Mrs. Mary E. ReD-
pert 1t also will be donation nigh,
at the home. Automobiles will meet
cars at Rittenhouse street and Georgia
avenue from 7:30 to s.
, Friday. under the auspices Of the
Home" will be presented at Trinity
Parish Hall at s o'clock under the di-
rection of Mrs. Emma Holden.
Friday. October IS. will be "endow-
ment" night for Takoma Chapter.
A bazaar will be held October 21 at
16 Cedar street, Takoma Park.
Ruth Chapter. No. 1. celebrated its
! thirtieth birthday anniversary re
Gently A feature was the Tom
Thumb wedding. under the direction
of Miss Jessie Davies, assisted by
inc La Place. Prof. Joseph Harrison
gave a violin recital, assisted by Miss
Bertha NJ. Harrison. Others on the
program included the Montrose Quar-
tet. Miss Ruth Mclean, piano recital
and Miss Kathryn c. Walker. vocal
Lean at the piano. A three-mound
| birthday cake was lighted with thir.
ty candles Miss Kathryn C. Walker
assisted by Oliver and Elwood Will
| son and Arthur Knox. furnished the
| music for dancing. Many guests were
present from out of town. The chap
ter will have a program of entertain
| ment tomorrow evening.
The grand matron and officers OF
! the Grand Chapter will pay their an.
| maui visitation to Acacia Chapter, No
IS. Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock al
the Masonic Temple, 18th street and
New York avenue.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Grand knight John E. Burns OF
to the officers Of tho council Monday
evening. Thursday evening. after
| the business meeting, a social meet
ing was provided by the lecturer
James D Hayes, William p. Shana-
han and Felix Murphy. soloist. sang
! and Tom Murray and Spots" Har-
| vey gave song and dance sketch
"As You Like It" The Gfee Clut
Is putting on the finishing touches
| to its rehearsals for the minstrel
show 1t will present October 16 an6
II at Gonzaga Hall for q church
benefit
State Deputy Charles I. Griffith hai
announced that the installation OF
officers of Washington, Keane. Poto.
mac, Spalding and Carroll councils
elected for the encuing year will take
| place Monday. October 3, at the
| Knights Of Columbus clnhholae at