Evening star., 1922-06-04
FRATERNITIES

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| Hall for the sessions of the General
Grand Chapter.
| The committee on arrangements
| for the Grand Chapter of the District
of Columbia consists of Mrs. Cora =.
| Mayberry, past grand matron. chair
| man; Mrs. Jeanette X. Smith. pas:
| grand matron, secretary; William w
Jermane, past grand master, treasur-
er; Mrs. Alcena Lamond, right worthy
| grand treasurer of the General Grand
Chapter; l.. Cabell Williamson, past
most worthy grand patron and past
| grand master: Mrs. Jessie w. Cowles.
! past grand matron; J. Harry Cunning
! ham. past grand master. Chairman
| of subcommittees are: Place of meet
| ing. Mrs. Alcena Lamond: finance. l..
Cabel Williamson: reception. Mrs.
Jessie w. Cowles; banquet. Mrs. Tillie
Z. Chauncey, associate grand matron;
White House reception. w w. Jer-
name: printing and publicity, James
| A. West. associate grand patron;
Mount Vernon pilgrimage. Edward S.
Brashears, past grand patron; hotels.
Charles A: Stevens; badges and pen,
ants. T. Frank Morgan. past grand
patron; Union station. Julia n.
| Streater, past grand matron; infor-
nation booths. Miss Edith A. VIII
| liams: religious services, Mrs. Bertha
| G. Hudson past grand matron: music.
Mrs. Theodore Cunningham: automo-
bile sightseeing trip, Charles F.
! Roberts, past grand patron; itinerary.
Mrs. Helen b. Strait; luncheons, Mrs.
| Katie NJ l.. GUIDE.
The enormous growth in member
ship of the Order of the Eastern Star
| in the United States during the period
since the last triennial meeting. in
which growth the District of Column
| bia has had probably a greater per-
centage than any other jurisdiction.
! 1t is believed, will serve to greatly
| increase the interest and enthuSia SIN
| of the forthcoming session of the
General Grand Chapter here. The To-
| cal bodies are united in the determi-
nation to firmly establish on this oc-
| casion the reputation of Washington
as the greatest convention city in the
| United States.
Wednesday evening Grand Patron
Gratz +. Dunkum will institute 10y
! atty Chapter under dispensation in
| chapter room No. 2 at the New Ma
der are invited to attend this cere-
mony.
Miriam Chapter. No. 23 will visit
| the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
| Thursday at s pm. Automobiles will
| d
Georgia avenue.
Ruth Chapter, No. l. will confer the
| degrees on large class tomorrow
evening. The chairman of the Near
| East Relief hopes to make returns
| from boxes in the hands of members
at this meeting. The Past Matrons
and Past Patrons Association ot
| Ruth Chapter were recently enter
tanned at the home of Past Grand Ma
! tron Mrs. William GUIDE. assisted by
Past Matron Mrs. Lena Phillips The
auxiliary home board of the chapter
met recently al the home of the as
| sociate matron. who was assisted in
! entertaining by Mrs. June Henderson
and Mrs. Mamie Contella.
Brookland Chapter, No. IL, at its
| last meeting had a program, consist
ing of nature dances by Miss Marion
johnson of Columbia Chapter, piano
| solos by Miss Beatrice Pestell solos
| by Master John Pestell and piano
| solos by Miss Lois Shively Of wash
F., ington Centennial Chapter. Work and
| a good program is promised for We'd
| nesday evening.
| Areme Chapter. No 10. which meets
| Wednesday night. will give "A lawn
! party June Is. in the 3700 block of
| Georgia avenue northwest at Rock
| Creek road.
/ st. Johns Lodge Chapter. No. IS.
Monday evening. after routine bust
nes, will stage an evening of enter
| tainment: The program is in charge
| Of Associate Matron Shull. An auto
! ride was given recently to The home
family and supper was served on the
return to the home. A meeting Of
home board will be held at the coun-
try home of Mrs. Turnage. at Wash
ington Grove, Md, June %, at l
| o'clock.
| Joppa Lodge Chapter. No. 81, will
| have a class for initiate Wednesday
| evening.
| Harding Chapter, No. 81. is prepar-
! ing for its excursion to Marshall Hall
Wednesday, June %.
Friday evening the chapter enter
tained the folks at the home with a
miscellaneous program under the di-
! rection of Associate Matron Hueuely.
! The solos of Mrs. Addison were a fea-
i ture.
Thursday evening the degrees will
be conferred and Past Matron Watts
will exemplify the work.
Naomi Chapter, o. E. S, No. 3, will
make its annual visit to the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home Tuesday
Conveyances will be provided for
from the car line to the home
William f. Hunt, Chapter, No 16
entertained the family at the Ma sonic
and Eastern Star Home last Friday
| night. The young ladies' club pre-
sented sketch. and music was fur
| nished by fivepiece orchestra. The
chapter will have it's business meet
ing this Thursday night. June 8. and
not as scheduled in the bulletin.
There will be demonstration by the
Chesapeake and Potomac telephone
service, under the personal direction
of c. Coleman Champion. At the
meeting June 22 the degrees will be
conferred by the Junior past officers,
J. Ethel Richards and Bayne Brown.
JR. o. U. A. M.
Andrew Jackson Council. No g. has
appropriated $25 for its band and has
appointed a committee to act with
committees from the other councils
in connection with the carnival to
be held by the band. Twenty-four
candidates were notified to appear
next Tuesday night. when the drill
team in Charge OF Capt. William H
Cavanaugh will put on the degrees,
MODERN W00DMEN OF
AMERICA.
Home Camp No 1906 Wednesday
evening elected the following officers:
Past consul. Writ Taylor: adviser.
s. E. Burdick; banker. George c.