Evening star., 1923-03-25
FRATERNITIES|
meeting comedy sketch was pre-
sented by Elizabeth Conners.

meeting a comedy sketch was pre-
sented by Elizabeth Conners.
The music committee of Friendship
| Chapter. No. II. Miss Mamie Carolyn
Giles, chairman. has arranged for a
musical program by Mrs. Jewell
Downs and her pupils for Tuesday
| evening.
The auxiliary home board of the
chapter is planning a dance for April
Z at the Masonic Hall in Georgetown.
Lebanon Chapter will confer the
! degrees Tuesday evening on class
of thirteen. Saturday, April 4, the
chapter will give dance at the Raleigh
Hotel.
Installation of the newly elected Off
GERS Of Arlington Chapter. No. SO. Will
| be held at Fireman's Hall, Cherrydale,
| Va. Tuesday evening at s O'Clock. Re
| freshments will be served.
Esther Chapter. No. 5, will give a card
! party Wednesday afternoon, April 4, at
| Wardulan Park Hotel. Grand Matron
Tillie G. Chauncy and Grand Patron
| James A. West paid an official visit to
/ the chapter Thursday evening. Other
distinguished guests were Past Grand
Matrons Campbell, Crawford. Barnhard
Handy. Allen, Streater. Hudson, Tay-
| lor Newton Smith. Kimmel and
O'Brien; also Past Grand Patrons Dun
| KUN, Bogley and Sreator. Grand Con-
ductress Mrs Fletcher and Associate
Grand Conductress Mrs Milan and
Grand Lecturer Mrs. Teachum. A cor
| sage bouquet was presented to the
| grand matron. A playlet entitled Sis
! ter Masons'' was given by Misses Brady
Uppercue. Pettingale. Hagner and
Cruickshanks and Mrs. Price, Mrs
Shafer, Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Brown.
Matron Alice F. veley OF Naomi
Chapter. No. 3. announces the Off
ciai visit Of the grand g,.9doIIa, matron ,t and
will be an initiation. The ways and
| means committee Will give din
| ncr April 25.
Cathedral Chapter, No. IA. after its
business meeting Wednesday night
Will haye an entertainment.
Hope Chapter No. 80. wednesday
night will have the degrees.
! At the last meeting a black-face
sketch entitled Hanging Out the
Wash" was given by Miss Eleanore
| Clarkson and Mrs. Amy c. Hoilander
Fidelity Chapter Tuesday evening,
after its meeting. will have IAN hour
| OF music" under the theme. The
Four Seasons"
Gertrude Hanneman. pianist; Fran
Reed. lecturer, Will present the fol-
promptu," EN- Automne." Sparks"
lie Lsonjera." "Polichinelle." "Mu-
sic s.Gaa OF the spheres, An Printemps."
Dawn" Land of the Sky Blue
Water" folk songs, "6IaYotte ct
Musette," March Wind" Scotch
Poem" and Ave Maria
After short business session Tues,
day evening. Gavel Chapter, No. %.
was entertained by the male members
of the chapter with a program in
cludinS piano solo by o. H. Syl-
i Lippard. Carl Nierbuchen. B. F. Shaf-
fer, Henry Jundel DR.. Conrad Pre-
tortus. John Grinder. Nathaniel Sum-
mers. $. Stanely Colt. Plummer Rid
die and Mr.. Little: dancing and sing
ing. by Joe Brown. assisted by NJ
Levin and others: Hawaiian music
! by American Ha allan Melody Four
string Quartet: reading by George
Wheelock, and an instrumental trio
by W. II. Hanles and his two sons.
David and Wallace. The chapters
visitors included Associate Grand Ma
| tron Helen 3. Strait and Associate
Grand Patron William Belts
The auxiliary home board will meet
Mrs. Mae Heirling, 500 Massachusetts
avenue northeast, at o'clock.
At its last meeting Brooklard
tin r. CHM, chairman OF the board of
directors Of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. who spoke concerning
the activities OF the home and also
its plans for the current and future
years. For Wednesday no degree
work is scheduled. but a social hour
will follow the business meeting.
spring dance will be given at the
Brookland Masonic Hall Friday.
April 6.
Washington Centennial Chapter
No. 26. observed donation night at its
last meeting. A large supply of USE
full and necessary articles We're re-
ceived. After the business meeting
program was presented by Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Cutler. Miss Lola Miller.
Miss 6. NJ. Sale, Edward X. whitman,
James Schick. c. VI. Davidson, Miss
Ruth Hansford. Miss Mary Apple,
Prof. George Schtmmell. Miss Nash
and Miss wyatt.