Evening star., 1923-06-17
FRATERNITIES

ance. Percy oliver; song and dance,
Miss Pearl Brown; dance, Miss
dance. Miss Pearl Brown; exercise.
"Flags of the Nations" by, ten little
girls and boys. After the program
favors were given to the children
| and refreshments served.
After the business had been trans
| acted at Columbia Chapters last
meeting a sketch entitled, The Car
roters," was presented by the ORA
matte Club of First Baptist Church.
The cast Included Francis jackson.
Lena Parks, Mary Follansbee. Azalea
lIunsford. Charles McGinnis. Rose
well jenkins. ]. c. McMananav and
Brad Dulinage. The Floral Circle
reservoir grounds at 18th and Ken
nedy streets tomorrow. beginning at
10 am. The home board will meet at
the same place Thursday at ! pm.
and be entertained by Mae Shade,
Virginia McGariety and the matron,
Ida B. Wales.
! Takoma Chapter, No. 12. will con-
fer the degrees at it's meeting
yanced and Past Patron Samuel
Scrivener in the east.
! Regular meeting Of Ruth Chapter.
No. j. will be held tomorrow evening.
home board will meet with Mrs.
! l.. r. Clecke. 1907 Floral street north
west, Tuesday. A special meeting
| will be held June 81 for degrees only.
| st. Johns Lodge Chapter, No. Is,
Will hold Its regular, meeting tomor-
| row. After the short business session
| the evening will be devoted to the
| entertainment of the children. There
/ viii be an interesting program fol-
! meeting of the chapter will be held
June 22, when past officers of the
chapter will confer the degrees, fol-
lowed by refreshments and dancing
In the banquet hall.
Fidelity Chapter will have a spe-
cial meeting tomorrow evening for
| the comforting of degrees. Patron
James b. Merritt will have charge
or the work. The grand matron Will
attend.
| The worthy matron of Joppa Lodge
Chapter, No; Y. announces that We'd
nesaay VIII be past matrons' and
apron social and refreshments.
The worthy matron of Unity Chap
ter announces that degrees will be
conferred at the meeting next Friday
evening. after which the chapter will
be entertained with a play given by
members of Mizpah Chapter This
| will be the last meeting for the
summer
Esther Chapter. No. 5. will meet
thursday evening, at which time the
degrees Will be conferred. This will
! be the last meeting until September.
June 20. the chapter will pay its an
nual visit to the Masonic and Eastern
star Home. at which time II program
| VIII De rendered and refreshments
served. Busses will leave the Ma
sonic Temple. 18th and New York
| avenue. at 7:15 pm.
Bethany Chapter. No. "a, will hold
lawn fete at 1439 Park road NORTH
west. tuesday and Wednesday. No
stated meetings of the chapter will
be held during July and August.
Worthy Matron r. May Hall of
Gavel Chapter. No. 90, announces
ii;ors, Work f6r 6r, Tuesday evening. The aux
ola folks at the Masonic and Eastern
star Home Thusday evening
LOYALTY Chapter. No. 80. VII, cola.
praIe It's nrst anniversary next Wed
busineess be esphlng; sp ing After After the regular
be held in the chapter room durinr
which an Interesting program viii
tbe pe presence Assno, under the supervision of
Haskell. Refreshments are TO aIa ba
served. The matron, Mrs. BLANCHE
5; Carnahan, announces that a special
purpose of comforting the degrees
on class of candidates. The chan
ter meetings will be called off for
the months of July and August
Brookland Chapter. No. IL. met June
13; A large class of candidates re-
ceived the degrees. the ceremonies
OF initiation being conducted by Past
Patron Brashears. and the past ma
irons of Brookland Chapter. Brief
prayer and a floral tribute were Of
fered to the memory of Past Patron
candy boxes: bearing a hand-painted
emblem of the order and appropriate
wording were presented to the past
Office officers c9onduetiing the work. Mrs.
dered vocal solo, and Past Grand
Matron Crawford and Past Grand
Brashears addressed the chapter.
Naomi Chapter, No. 3. after a short
business meeting June 13. provided an
entertainments composed of many
numbers given entirely by children.
After the program was concluded in
the banquet hall. where organized
games were INDUCED in. Favors con-
sisted of balloons. paper caps. Re-
freshments concluded the entertain
ment The. officers surprised the
worthy matron, Alice E. Veley, Mon
day evening by presenting her with
dozen silver salad forks and sery-
ing refreshments. the occasion being
the twenty-f1fth wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. .Veley. Initiation will
be given to large class Of candi-
dates the last meeting in June, this
meeting closing the chapter until
September.
Following the business meeting of
Acacia Chapter Tuesday evening the
auxiliary home board will have a dis
play of unique and practical aprons.
The board met with Mrs. Ethel Tay-
lor June II.
Friendship Chapter entertained a
number of distinguished guests at its
meeting Tuesday evening, when the
degrees were conferred by Grand
MsarS MatrSn %, Cha chauneey and Associate
the several other stations being filled
by, some Of the .matrons of 1923 as
follows: Grace Rosenbush. associate I
matron; Alice Shull, conductress: LII |
Ian Bennett. associate conductress;
treasurer: Mabel sotseh annis marnhaS SeGds Pds
B. WALES, chaplain; Norma l. Hine, /
organist; Mary Cain. Adah; Grace |
Eastwood. Ruth: Hannah Munroe. |
Esther: Jennie H. Weber, Martha;
Lille NJ. Patrick, Electa, and Lillian !
Miller, warder
Other grand officers present were
Past Grand Matrons Taylor and
Jeanette Smith. Past Grand Patron
Roberts. Associate Grand Matron
Strait. Grand Conductress Fletcher.
Inc program included addresses of |
the grand officers, double Quartet