Evening star., 1923-06-24
EASTERN STAR.

EASTEHN STAh.
Cathedral Chapter, No. IA, will hold
its final meeting of the suramer next
Wednesday night, the meetings for
July and August having been called
off. The degrees will be- conferred
upon a large class, after which re-
freshments will be served.
Lebanon Chapter. No. 25. will con-
fer the degrees next Tuesday even
meeting of the chapter until Septem-
ber. they July and August meetings
having been called off.
Friendship Chapter. No IT, will en-
tertain the members of Maryland
Chapter No. 2, of Baltimore. next
Tuesday evening, serving them with
dinner previous to the meeting. The
eral candidates on this date. The
chapter will call off its meetings for
the months of July and August.
years old June IA. and the anniver-
sary was celebrated by having among
it's guests the worthy grand matron.
Mrs. Lille Chauncey; Acting worthy
Grand Patron Belts, associate worthy
grand matron. Mrs. N. A. Strait; the
Teachum; Past Grand Worthy Ma
irons Campbell and Crawford. Past
Grand Patrons Dumkum and Bra
shears, Past Worthy Matron Clark
worthy matron of Harding Chapter,
Frances Adams, besides many sisters
and brothers of other chapters from
this jurisdiction. Remarks were made
by all the grand officers, after which
new Bible was presented to the
chapter by Past Worthy Matron
Frances Adams. Past Worthy Matron
Emma Coumbes and Past Patron j.
Ernest Dulin of Harding Chapter. The
Bible was accepted by the worthy
matron, Mrs. Martha Huguely and the
worthy patron. Elmer Johnston. Re-
fl eshments were served. The chapter
will hold it's annual excursion July
- June % will be its last meeting
until September. There Will be pre-
ented the degrees on the 18th.
Temple Chapter. No. IS, will hold
it's regular meeting tomorrow night
After. short business session a pro
gram will be rendered, followed by
refreshments and dancing. The chap
ter is entertaining with Dawson
Lodge, No 16, F.. A. A. NJ. Thursday
night the auxiliary home board viii
meet at the home of Mrs. Harriet Cor
Cecilia Todd. Mrs. AIDA Frederick
and Mrs. Lille Eibel as hostesses.
The worthy matron, Lille NJ. rat
rick, announces that special meet
ing will be held July to confer the
degrees on a large number of candi-
dates.
Columbia Chapters last meeting
until September will be held tomor-
row night and the degrees Will be
conferred on a large class of candi-
dates. The grand matron Will Visit
her home chapter. Several readings
will precede refreshments.
Miriam Chapter. No. %, held its
sixth birthday celebration June IL.
Past Grand Matron Flora E. Campbell
and Past Grand Patron Gratz Dun
KUN were among the guests. After
short business meeting, refresh
ments were served. large class of
candidates will be initiated tomorrow
night, which will be the last meeting
until the second Monday in Septem-
ber. The ways and means committee
will hold a lawn party June 80, at the
home of Junior Past Matron Sadie A
Boyce in Bladensburg, Md.
Under the direction of Associate
Conductress Mae Hollis Hill, the chill
dren of Washington Centennial Chap
ter entertained at the last meeting
At the conclusion OF their play, "An
Enchanted Garden" the children dis
tributed pink roses, while Mary Fen
ton sang Love Sends a Little Gift
of Roses" Refreshments were served
and there was dancing. There will be
no meetings until September I.
The worthy grand matron, Tillie
Chauncey. accompanied by the asso-
ciate grand patron, William Belts,
acting as grand patron. paid an off,
cial visit last Tuesday evening to
Gavel Chapter. After a short pro-
gram. refreshments were served The
chapter has called off meetings during
July and August
At the last meeting of William T.
Hunt Chapter. No. 16. the degrees
were conferred on large class of
candidates, with DR.. Charles w. Rich
acting as patron. The chapter enter
tanned the members at the home last
Worthy Matron Mrs. Lillian A. Ben
nett announces that at the meeting of
June 2S the entertainment will be in
the nature of a Kiddies' night. and
that the scheduled meetings of July
and August have been called off.
A benefit 500 party. under the au-
spices of Arlington Chapter. No. SO,
Cherrydale, Va, will be given to-
morrow evening at the home Of P. l..
Fields. on Ballston road, near Doug
las station.
Bethany Chapter. No. "a. met June
Is Fifteen candidates were initiated,
three affiliated and sixteen were
elected to membership. Past Worthy
Matron Mrs. Eva d. Court presented
the new members with Eastern Star
pins. the gift of the worthy matron,
Mrs. Rose May Howard. The worthy
patron, Bloomfield H. Howard, pre-
sented the chapter with two cash
gifts for the reserve fund. Mrs. Mel
vile D. Lindsay. soprano, accom-
panied by Mrs. Guy c. Stevens. piano,
and Melville D., Lindsay, violin, rem
No
will be held during July and August.
The Bethany home board met at the
home Of Past Worthy Matron Mrs
Eva D. Court June 81. The August
meeting will be held at the cottage
of Mrs: CASTOR Johnstone. North
Beach, Md. The Bethany Club will
have a picnic lunch at the home Of
Mrs. Esteile NJ. Catlin, zoos G street
northwest, June %, the July meet
ing being held at the cottage of Past
worthy Matron Mrs. Ida NJ. Houston,
near Glen Echo.
large attendance was present at
the last meeting of Bethlehem Chap
conferred on a class of sixteen can
didates by past officers of the chapter.
Past Matron Henrietta Bowen and
Past Patron DR.. E. T. Stephenson
presided in the east Among the
visitors were Past Grand Matron
Flora E. Campbell. Past Matron Hill
OF Illinois and Past Patron Clark of
Florida At. the next meeting. Tues
day night, the degrees will be con-
ferred on large class of candidates
An appropriate program has been ar
ranged and refreshments will be
served. 1t is expected that the chap
ter will recess during the months of
July and August. Drillmaster ]. C.
Mcconnell announced that the chap
ter's drill corps will present q drill
for Miriam Chapter, No. %, tomorrow
night at Masonic Temple, 18th street
and New York avenue northwest