Evening star., 1923-10-28
FRATERNITIES
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Esther Chapter on the occasion Of
It's annual endowment night, rendered
the following program: Quartet.
Sixth Series OF the Laurel Octave"
Mrs. Eta Wilson Davis. soprano; Miss
Helen Mckeever. contralto; Franx A.
Bersfeld. tenor: Stanley w. Bell,
bass. readings by Mrs. D. !. Roberts.
s0pTsno ssis s0t1;,IGy sOiGI BY Ms: kinaa L R.rs
Make a Home made Presentation" BY
Messrs. Bergfeld and Tryon with Mrs.
ptrGlfld accompanied, AT q MeetlnE
OF the chapter Thursday night a large
Slass fa wi, viii be be Initiated. this being the
on the worK. % a short S1s prosrsm am Viii vii
follow.
Halloween was celebrated last
A class was initiated. A basket Of
flowers was presented to Patron Wal
ter Fowler and Mrs. Fowler. 1t being
their first wedding anniversary. The
ofi1cers will give a dance at the Ra-
leigh Hotel next Tuesday.
Naomi Chapter. No. 3. entertained
its past matrons and past patrons.
all OF whom occupied seats in the
east. Past Grand Matron Fannie
Taylor and Past Grand Patron Now
bray made short addresses. A pro-
Doolan, Miss Rose Sokol, Marian May
Lawson, Master Austin Lawrenson,
Vera M. Bailey and Aida Johnson.
The religious services at the home
tomorrow at pm. will be conducted by
member of Naomi Automobiles will
meet cars. A bazaar Is to be held
Tuesday and Wednesday from to Z.
Matron Lillian M. Miller of East
Gate Chapter. No. 81. announces that
next Friday evening will be endow-
ment night.
Last Wednesday evening the chap
ter entertained East Gate lodge, W.
pssnam being chairman %,ras f the
Miller made an address Of welcome.
William Hanft sang, and a banjo
duet was given by Raymond and Will
liam Hart. s. j. Dunbar gave a clay
talk and Virginia Morris dance.
and Harvey Townsend. Past Grand
Master Judge Witten made an ad-
dress.
Ruth Chapter. No. /. will hold a
special for degrees only next Wednes-
day evening at 1880 O'Clock, to be fol-
lowed by the annual masquerade
dance.
Washington Centennial Chapter.
No. IS. advanced its line officers at
Its last meeting for the initiation Of
newly elected candidates. The ap-
pointed officers will have charge Of
the program for the next meeting,
November 2.
The official line of Lebanon Chap
ter, No. 25. was advanced for the con-
ferring OF degrees last Tuesday eve-
ming. Associate Matron Marie Clerk
acting as matron. Junior Past Matron
associate conductress: Later Junior
Past Grand Matron Flora E.. Camp
bell addressed the chapter. when she
commended the officers for their rem
dition of the work: Tho chapter
adopted a recently proposed revision
membership m will attend religious
service at the First Baptist Church.
18th and o streets northwest. The
service will be devoted to Lebanon
Chapter and will terminate Rev. DR..
Henry Allen Tupper's pastorate of
the church.
Martha Chapters line officers were
advanced at the last meeting, with
Associate Matron Miss Mary P.
Allen In the east. Twelve candidates
were initiated.
At its last meeting, Bethlehem
Chapter conferred the degrees on nine
candidates. The chapter entertained
bers Of Monumental Chapter. No. 8,
Q. E. S., of Baltimore. the visit of
the Baltimore chapter being an
acknowledgment of the call made
upon it by the officers and members
OF Bethlehem Chapter during the
by Matron Barrows and Past Matron
Meyer. Responses were made by
Aida Randall, matron. and Jesse
Reed. patron, of Monumental Chapter,
as we'll as by Jeremiah Knight,
grand sentinel Of the Grand Chapter.
o. E. s., state Of Maryland.
The meeting of Brookland Chapter.
No. IL, last Wednesday was the oc-
cssion Of the official grand visitation
Chauncey and Worthy Grand Patron
James A; West and other grand
officers. Accompanying the grand
officers were Mrs. Flora E. Campbell,
most worthy grand Martha and pasG
grand matron, also Past Grand Ma
irons Crawford and Handy, and a
number Of the matrons and patrons
of 1923. The worthy grand matron
and worthy grand patron addressed
the chapter. The program for the
evening included vocal solos by Mrs.
CipIS VVOu VI Su0pICIs
presentation remarks to the worthy
grand matron by Past Patron Blans;
violin solos by Mr.. Wrightsman. &C.
companted by Miss Gertrude Small
wood Of Cathedral Chapter. and
original Sally Ann" recitations by
Past Matron Helen Moister Of
Brookland Chapter.
NATIONAL UNION.
State. War and Navy Council met
Tuesday evening and an address was
given by Senator J. Harry Jones on
the campaign for fall members, also
a talk on the campaign for raising
money for the Hospital Fund Service
On account Of Joseph
c. Whyte being unable to attend the
council meetings and acting as ser.
geant, an election was held to NIL the
Office, and Roscoe F. Brenneman was
elected to that office. Two new MEM
bers were taken in the council at this
meeting.
Victory Council met Tuesday even
ing. One new member was elected,
Samuel A. Weaver. The council Is
making preparations for the enter
tainment to be held November 70.
member OF the National Union Is in
vited. Senator J. Harry Jones made
q report OF the campaign for new
members and the ceremonial to be
held early in December. and also
spoke on the benefit of the Hospital
United Council met Friday evening.
President Cordell being absent. the
chair was filled by ]. b. Dickman
This council will hold an entertain
ment and dance In Pythian Temple
November 6.
Central Council held 4 get.together
meeting Tuesday evening.
WO0DMEN OF THE WORLD.