Evening star., 1923-12-09
FRATERNITIES

tron; Brother Julius B. Gay, worthy
patron; Miss Lillian Dowrick. asso-
ciate matron; Mrs. Grace J. Barr. sec
retary: Mrs: Helen L.. Brashears,
conductress: Mrs. Daniel G. Davis, as
sociate conductress; Mrs. Charles
Hosch. trustee. and Mrs. Grant $.
Barnhart, member of the board of
directors of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
The twenty-third annual banquet
was held at Harvey's. A musical pro-
gram. participated in by the Bright
wood Commandery Quartet, with VIII
liam l.. Raymond. tenor. and +. G.
SchaeHer, bass, as SoloiStS, was given.
Old-time songs were sung by the
members with much zest and JOY un-
der the leadership of John ~ Col
born. as chorus leader, with Frederick
l. Warren at the piano.
Miriam Chapter. No. %, meets to-
morrow night at 1:30. at which time
the officers for the ensuing year will
be elected. At the close of the meet
ing banquet will be held for the
members at Gavel Club Hall. At the
last meeting the annual grand vista
tion was held. Hand painted rose
bowls were presented to the grand
matron and grand patron by Miss
Christine Bare and MIR. Clayton
Seller. A short program was given
by Miss Ellis. Mrs. Ethel Boyce and
Worthy Matron Kate Stockman and
Mrs. Elsie Wood.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter. No. 8,
at its last meeting elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
Worthy matron, Mrs. Mabel Turnagc:
worthy patron. Thomas Watson: as
Sociate matron, Mrs. Leila Cook: sec
retary, Mrs. Clara Davis: treasurer
! Miss Emily Proctor: conductress. Mrs.
| Maud Ormsby: associate conduct ress
Mrs. Mary McCoach: sentinel. Thomas
+. Davis. The inst allation of officers
will take place December Il.
The next meeting of the Women's 8
Eastern Star Club of thS Unitesi
States Treasury Department will be
held December IA. at the residence
of Miss Grace Williams, the Mont
gomcry. The club met in November.
at the home of Mrs. Sarah u. Watts
where. after the business was CON
cluded, refreshments were served.
The next meeting of Arlington
Chapter. No. SO, of Cherrydale. Va.
will he held in Firemens Hall. The
degrees will be conferred. The meet
ing will he followed by an. entertain
ment entitled. The Old Maids Con
vcution," which will be staged by
members of Hope Chapter from
Washington.
Naomi Chapter, No. ,, will give
its annual chapter dinner for mem
berS only next Wednesday. at $50
pm. The regular meeting follows at
7:30 with an election of officers.
The election of officers will be the
feature OF Columbia Chapters meet
/ ing tomorrow night.
Unity Chapter will meet next Fri
day evening. The annual election of
officers will be held.
Temple Chapter. No. l3. will meet
tomorrow night. The annual cleo
! tion will be held. At the last meet =
| ing. which was grand visitation. the
hall was beautifully decorated. Elec-
: trir percolatorS We're presented TO
/ the worthy grand matrOn and the
worthy grand patron. Perry +. Pat =
] rick made the speech OF presentatt 10 n
I to the worthy grand matron and Mrs.
/ sara Blum. associate matron, TO the
| worthy grand patron. There was "A
| short program rendered. consisting
! Of solos by Mrs. Lucy a. Hubbs and
! Mrs. carnahan. and readings by MIR.
| Flynn. The last meeting Of the aux
! Hilary home board for the year was
! held at the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth n
/ Thomas The hostesseS Were Mrs
/ Hattie Taylor. Mrs. Sadie Levy and
! Mrs. Sue Levy.
! Harding Chapter. No. 81. will hold
| its annual election of officers at its
| meeting next Thursday. At the close
| of the meeting a buffet supper will
! be served for Harding Chapter mem
J bers All the officers of the chapter
will be entertained at supper this
! evening at the home of the worthy
| patron. Elmer Johnson.
\ memorial service viii be con
| Quoted at Lebanon Chapter. No. %,
| next Tuesday evening by Paul Crome-
! lin. after which there will occur the
| annual election Of officers.