Evening star., 1922-06-18

from the Mount of olives. Jerusalem.
At the annual meeting of the So
journers' Club. national. held at Chi
cago. ILL.,, June 3, headquarters were
following officers elected:
Brig Gen. Amos A. Fries, c. w. s..
national president; Admiral r. E.
Coontz. U. S. N, first vice president;
Lieut.. Herbert Barr. Chicago. second
vice president: Capt. George F: I'm
macht, O. NJ. c.. Washington, D. c.,
secretary
Trustees. Maj. Gen. John A. 1-ejeune,
U. S. NJ. c.. Washington; Maj. S: T.
Stewart. Co A. c., Fort Monroe. Va;
Maj. Joseph Russ. infantry (tanks),
Camp Meade. Md, and an officer from
Fort D. A. Russell and Chicago.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
Harding Chapter. No. 81. will hold
an initiation ceremony Thursday.
Past Patron J. Wilson Miller will
assist the worthy matron. Mrs. Coles.
in the absence of ]. Ernest Dulin.
The chapter will give an excursion
June 2s.
Acacia Chapter, No. %. at its reg
ular meeting Tuesday will admit
number of candidates to receive the
degrees.
After the meeting an apron sale
will pc conducted for the benefit of
the endowment fund of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. The COM
mittee on the endowment fund has
arranged an elaborate program, to be
followed by refreshments The chap
ter has called off its regular meetings
during July and August.
Takoma Chapter No. 12. will ex-
emplify the degrees at it's meeting
Friday. The chapter has called off
ITS meetings for July and August.
Joppa Lodge Chapter has voted to
call off meetings for the summer, and
the meeting on Wednesday, June II.
will be the last. The chapter will
have class for iniation at that time.
Areme Chapter No 10. will hold
its last meeting Wednesday until
after the summer months. There will
be refreshments and dancing and the
program will be under the direction
of Past Patron William Fl. Murray.
ON June % the chapter will entertain
the guests a the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. Past Matron Maude Eel
hcimer will have charge of the enter
tainment.
The worthy matron of Ruth
Chapter, No. l, o. f. S, announces
degree work for tomorrow evening
The chairman of the Near East Relief
fund requests the members to make
returns of boxes at this meeting
East Gatei Chapter. No. 81, con-
ferred the degrees last Friday, after
winch an entertainment was given
Meetings have been called off for
the summer months: work will be
resumed in September
AT the last meeting of St Johns
Lodge Chapter, No. Is. a program of
ehtertainment was given by the
chl,dren OF the chapter, and a play.
matron. Sister Shaw. The meeting
tomorrow Will be a business meeting,
followed by program and refresh
mentS.
Gavel Chapter. No %. O. E.s., will
noId Its regular meeting Tuesday
evening. Degrees will be conferred
upon small class. a short program
mas been arranged, as this is the last
meeting Of the chapter before closing
for the summer
Mir1am Chapter. No. %. celebrated
us NTH birthday anniversary Mon
gay evening. The degrees were con-
s lelreo upon class of fifteen can
didates Past Matron Daisy M Simns
and Past Patron William n. Lewis
presided as matron and patron, Past
Matron Laura E. Lewis as associate
matron and Past Matron c. Luella
Gardner as organist. The music
curing h the work was furn0hed by
the cnoir and a solo was rendered
by Mrs Elsie Wood. A nropram
was given by Mrs. Fred East and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond and was fol-
lowed by refreshments in the base
meHt. M IT. which was elaborately decorat-
a
The Ashlar Club ladies' night is
scheduled for Monday evening. June
~, In the commandery asylum, New
masonic Temple A program will
follow a short business session in
cluding short address by a prom
inent Washingtonian.
Temple. Chapter No. 13. will have
charge of the religious services at
tomorrow. Rev. Dr. Rodes will Of
ticiate. Automobiles will convey
members and friends from Ritten-
house street to the home All hav-
ing boxes for the Near East Relief
are requested to bring them in at
the next meeting of the chapter, Mon.
day, June 26. which will be the last
meeting of the chapter until Sep
tember.
The lodgeroom Of Bethlehem Chap
ter, No. Z, in the Northeast Temple,
was crowded with several hundred
members last Tuesday evening. in
anticipation of the patriotic pro-
gram in commemoration of Flag day.
The hall was decorated with flags for
the occasion. Prior to the rendition
of the entertainment a short business
session was held. The program
opened with the singing of Amer
lea" by the audience. William B
Severe. past patron. read The Ameri-
cans Creed" by William Tyler Page,
clerk of the House of Representa-
a musical number. Mrs. SIS Eugenia %
Stevenson Corning gave a reading.
Charles B. Hanford, commander of
George Washington Post, American
Legion, recited THE Star Spangled
Banner" and William l. Slaymaker
followed with a dialect entertain
audience singing THE Star Spangled
Banner" Refreshments were served
in the banquet hall The entertain
ment committee consisted of Mr.. and
Mrs. William B. Severe, Mrs. Batson
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Brust. The
refreshment committee, Mrs Coates.
chairman: Mr.. and Mrs. Pike. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Bateman,
Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. Geb-
hard, Mrs. Kerper and Mrs. Zanelli.
The next meeting of the chapter
will be held Tuesday evening, June
81.
Harding Chapter celebrated Insti-
tuition night at its last meeting, with
Grand Matron Mrs. Flora E. Camp
bell, Past Grand Matron Minerva R.
Crawford and Grand Lecturer Mrs.
Mary E. Teachum as guests. At the
meeting Thursday night the degrees
will be conferred