Evening star., 1922-04-09


Miriam Chapter will have the de-
grees tomorrow night and rum
mage sale May s. 9 and 10, at tlorida
avenue and 9Th street northwest.
Fidelity Chapter will present
playlet. THE District School, at tne
Masonic and Eastern Star Home Fri
day evening. The chapter VIII nave
a card party at the Colonial Hotel
April 81.
Mizpah Chapter entertained ITS
members and friends last TueSday
evening with a playlet, in when
some of the roles were taken ny
members of Friendship Chapter. Miz-
pah will have the degrees April ls.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will have
rummage sale April II, IS and ~, at
9Th street and Florida avenue north
west.
An event of unusual interest VIII
occur in Hope Chapter. No. 80. Wed
nesday evening. when class or ten
will be initiated by the chapters of
ficial relatives" Past Grand Matron
Minerva Crawford and Past Grand
Patron Edwards S. Brashears. the of
fetal mother and father Will be IN
the east Other officers will be asso-
ciate matron, Grand Lecturer Mary E.
Teachum; conductress. Past Matron
Esther V. Cross, Temple Chapter; as
sociate conductress, Past Matron Ella
Woodward. Washington Centennial
NJ. Sims. Miriam Chapter; chaplain.
Past Matron Effie Briggs. Martha
Chapter: Adah. Right Worthy Grand
Secretary Minnie f. Keyes; Ruth.
Past Matron Louise 4. Linthfcum.
Hope Chapter: Esther. Past Matron
Sophia Poulton. st. Johns Chapter:
Martha Past Matron Bena A. Barn
hart. Areme Chapter. and Electa. Past
Matron Willie Shirley, San Antonio,
Tex. All of these are honorary mem
berS of Hope Chapter excepting Mrs.
Sims. Mrs. Effie Briggs. Mrs. Poulton
and Mrs Barnhart. who. with her
husband. Grant S. Barnhart, past mas
ter. Hope Lodge, No. 20. presented
Hope Chapter with the cup at Electas
Estelle Wild of Esther Chapter will
sing Wednesday evening.
Naomi Chapter. No. 3. Wednesday
evening after the business session
will have an interesting program.
The auxiliary home board of the chap
ter is preparing an entertainment for
April 20. Ways and means commit
tee is arranging a card party May 4.
Cathedral Chapter. No. Il. will con-
fer the degrees upon large class
Wednesday night. Refreshments Will
be served.
At it's last meeting Temple Chapter
had the grand matron and grand pa
tron for an informal 'sit Temple
Chapters part in the '-ar east drive
at one of the banks sHtted $223.76.
The chapter will ha<S a dinner in
new Masonic Temple @pril 27. To-
morrow night Matron Becker will
have a large class for the degrees.
Harding Chapter will have the de-
grees Thursday evening. The home
board will give a dance Saturday
yon streets. Miss Rigley was ap-
pointed last meeting as chairman of
the entertainment committee.
The chapter will hold it's annual
rummage sale in May.
Unity Chapter Friday evening will
have an entertainment, with num-
ber of distinguished officers as guests
of honor. The program, announced as
one of unusual merit. is being ar
ranged by the past matrons and pa
irons. An invitatio; is extended to all
members of the or6sr.
Takoma Chapter will have the de-
grees Friday evening.
Gavel Chapter. No 90, had a pleas
ant surprise Tuesday evening in
visit from the grand matron and
grand patron, with a few grand Of
ficers. A lecture was given by the
grand patron on the work of the
Eastern Star. A card party is to be
given the last of April.
Acacia Chapter was entertained
with solos and short play at Its
last meeting. The chapter will give
card party Saturday at Tudor Hall.
10th and Massachusetts avenue, from
$3.50 to 1880 pm. The chapter also
announces a rummage sale for April
20, 81 and % at 17151s 7th street
northwest.
Esther Chapter Thursday evening
had talk on Electa by the general
grand secretary. Mrs. Minnie E.
Keyes, A musical program ar
Wright consisted of songs by Mrs
Eta Davis. Stanley Bell and the
choir.
Past Matron Mrs. Jessie A. Hover
of Martha Chapter entertained at
luncheon at the Women's City Club
Thursday afternoon. followed by a
box party at Keith's, in compliment
to Grand Matron Mrs. Flora E. Camp
bell. Others present were Grand Lee
turer Mrs. Mollie Teachum. Past Mat
rons Mrs. Evelyn Hurst. Mrs. Francis
Robey. Mrs Anna Harvey. Matron
Mrs. Louise Linthicum. Associate
Matron Mrs. Norma Hine and Miss
Harriet Hine.
The grand matron and grand patron
entertained the matrons and patrons
of 1922 at Naval Lodge Hall Friday
evening. The grand matron outlined
ideas for the year, and the grand
patron delivered an address. An as
sociation was formed and the follow
ing officers were elected: Mrs. Louise
NJ. Linthicum, president: Samuel
Campbell, vice president; Mrs. Libbie
Beach. secretary and treasurer;
executive committee, Miss Ruth Ay-
Ter. Mrs. Julia Riley and Charles
Shreve. Supper followed the meet
ing.
Grand Matron Mrs. Flora E. Camp
bell entertained at luncheon Wednes-
day the members Of the recent recep-
tion committee. Those present were:
Past Grand Matron Mrs. Cora May
berry, Past Matrons Mrs. Jessie A.
Hover, Mrs. Francis Robey. Mrs. Fan
ME Fazier; Matrons Mrs. Corrinne
Frazier and Mrs. Louise NJ. Linthi-
cum; Associate Matrons Mrs. Norma
L. Hine and Mrs. Alvena Hughes.
with Mrs. Gratz E. Dunkum and Mrs.
Samuel Campbell as guests.
B. P. o. ELKS.
With an attendance of over seven
hundred, q. r. Nihion was installed in
the office of exalted ruler of Wash
. ington Lodge, No. Is. last Wednes-
day night. by Past District Deputy
Grand Exalted Ruler James L. Ward.
Other officers installed were: John H.
Ontrfch, esteemed leading knight: