Evening star., 1923-02-18
FRATERNITIES

with Mrs. Louise Heinsman, Ias
Rhode Island avenue. Thursday
March /.
I Joppa Lodge Chapter, No. 81, will
have work Wednesday at Joppa Lodge
Hall.
After the business meeting Tues
day evening, Gavel Chapter. No. 90
VIII have program, in charge OF
Miss Ruth Dick, composed entirely OF
feminine talent
Harding Chapter. No. 81. had = visi,
i at its last meeting from Grand Matrou
I!llie Chauncey, accompanied by the
grand patron. The degrees were con-
ferred. followed by a short program
or solos by George Mellis, Miss An
/, celia Fisher and Mrs. James Kerr, will,
w. Arthur Storm accompanist.
Thursday. Washinston's birthday. q
snort business m Meeting will be held
after which the chapter will be open
Cd to its friends for program be-
hitting the day.
The Association Of the Matrons and
Patrons Of 1920 held it's annual cleo
ton recently at the home of Mrs
Sarah Mcqueen, $50 NJ street north
siest.d Test 1nn The ~. same oticsrs sss we're re,
Mcqueen. president; DR.. Charles Rich
vice president; George Fletcher
treasurer: Edith A. Williams. secre-
tary. social hour followed the elec-
t1on. and plans for other meetings
were discussed. The next meeting
will be some time In March
The last meeting Of William T.
Hunt Chapter, No. 16. was given over
! to degree work. and sixteen new
members were added Report was
OF February 6, under the direction OF
Mrs. Anna L. Sweet. 1t was voted TO
give a rummage sale the week of
| March at 201s Georgia avenue.
Matron Lillian A. Bennett an
nouncss ,s;nn, for February :: an enter .,
| liam G. Carter. Sister chapters have
been invited to attend.
At the meeting Of the Past Matrons
and Past Patrons Association of Ruth
Chapter. No. !. IN the Masonic Tenn
class Of ten received the humorous
mysteries OF the association. in which
the drlll team was feature OF the
entertainment. A buffet supper was
served. the men acting as hosts.
The drill team was composed of
Thomas S. Sergeon. Frank Pollard.
Max Winkler. William Zimmerman
Charles Aufenthie and Mr.. Walker,
with Sisters Yost, Crawford. Wink
Ter. Aufenthie. Pollard, Zimmerman
and Polan as conductresses
Alcena I.amond. general grand treas
urer. and Catherine Loffier, past grand
matron. were distinguished guests.
Mrs. TIlie Chauncey. grand matron:
James West. grand patron; Mrs. Helen
Strait. associate grand matron: Mrs.
Mary T. O'Brien and Mrs. Florie
Campbell. past grand matrons: Will
liam Belts. associate grand patron.
and number OF matrons and patrons
Of 1923 We're present at the meeting
OF Electa Chapter Tuesday evening:
Solos were sung by Frank Goebel and
selections by the Montrose Quartet.
Tho officers, with Mrs. Marjorie
Campbell as spokesman. presented an
ebony gavel and a basket of red
Hughes, and silver pencil to tho pa
tron, Walter Fowler; a decorated fan to
the grand matron and q valentine box
OF candy to the grand patron.
The room was decorated with red
hearts and valentines were given as
souvenirs. The entertainment was in
charge OF the associate conductress.
Mrs. Marion Pollock.
At the meeting OF Bethlehem Chap
ter. No. Z. Tuesday evening Associate
MatTon 1rene Daraall reported that
the chapter would give q dinner in
the banquet room OF the Northeast
Masonic Temple. sth and F streets
northeast, Thursday. March 16. for
the benefit Of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
A rummase sale will be held the
week OF May 1910. inclusive. at o01S
7th street northwest. under the di-
rection of Mrs. Violet Tyson and
Odessa Ford.
The chapter has accepted an invita-
tion to attend the meeting of Monu-
mental Chapter. No. 6. Baltimore. Md,
March II.
A parcel post sale will be held after
the meeting Of February 81.
Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs.
Nellie Chaillett.
The chapter drill team will give a
heart social tomorrow night, February
-. in the banquet room Of the North
northeast, with Mrs. Steagall. Mrs.
Bradburn. Mrs. Mcintyre. Mrs. Durand
and Mrs. Douglass as hostesses.
A program was provided at the meet
ing Of Lebanon Chapter, No. e5. last
Tuesday evening. including reading by
Mrs. Eva p. RothrocE Of Cathedral
Chapter. No. IA: several numbers by a
clarine net-saxophone-p piano trio composed
OF Miss Idella Tredway. W. e. Evans.
titled silk Stockings" by pupils OF a
dramatic school. and juvenile readings
by Miss Fuessell.
Hope Chapter. No. go, held an old
fashioned Valentine social last Wednes-
day evening. A large attendance, in
Guiding visiting members. participated.
The chapter will give a dinner and ba-
zaar March IS.
A, the next meeting the degrees will
be conferred.
Brookland Chapter. No. II, Wednes-
day evening, after short business ses-
sion had program Of entertainment
non. Mrs. Gwynette Willis and Miss
Jean Molster. Valentine favors and re-
freshments were other pleasing fea-
lures.
Associate Matron Anna D. Hammond
chairman OF the Auxiliary Home Board.
Gence February 5. when plans were
made for winter activities.
Saturday evening. February 10. the
Matrons and Patrons Association Of
1921 had the distinction Of being the
first association to meet at Temple
Heights. After a short business session
the evening was devoted to entertain
ments. Selections were rendeyed during
the. evening by the newly organized
male quartet OF the association. Those
present We're: Past Grand Matron era W.
ford and Mr.. era wford, Past Grand Pa :
tron Brashears. Associate Grand Patron
Belts and Mrs. Belts, Mr.. and Mrs
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Leverton, Mr..
and Mrs. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poulton. Dr. and Mrs.
Stephenson. Mr.. and Mrs Sener, Mrs.
r. A. Bogley, Mrs. Ester Cross. Miss
Ella Watson, Miss X. Lear. Mrs. Bower
sox. Mrs: Cora Meyer, Lucy Mays and
Herbert Newsom.
Bethany Chapters auxiliary home
board met at the home of Mrs. Annie
X. Jones. 4ooe Illinois avenue north
west. Thursday. Luncheon was
served