Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-01-14

A. c. Marsh. Arthur P. Fenton, r. II.
Overmayer and Bob" Jones: music,
H., r. Lee and H. B. Eevius; program
and tickets, ]. w. Walton and c. IL.
Campbell; dooPmen and ushers. r. &.
Phillips. L. Paxton and c. L. Hill: re-
treatments. William Smith and Philip
Medley: publicity. f. s. Roberts>
at the New Willard Hotel Wednesday
evening. Chairman William p. ia
cobs states that, as on former occa-
stons, the Grotto Band and Orchestra
will alternate with selections, thus in
surfing continuous dancing. These
throughout the fraternity. it is said.
the large ballroom being taxed to its
capacity upon each occasion.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
Tuesday evening Acacia Chapter.
No. 2s. will have a short business
meeting followed by an entertain
ment program.
Gavel Chapter, No. 90. will give
an oyster supper Thursday evening
from until 8. in the banquet hall OF
Masonic Temple.
The matron of Arene Chapter, No.
10, for Wednesday evening announces
program of entertainment to be
followed by refreshments. For the
first meeting in February there will
be. a, Valentine party, to be followed
by the annual ball at the Raleigh on
Valentine eve, Tuesday, February 10.
Columbia Chapter. No. Is, with it's
new officers in charge, met Monday.
After a business session Matron Ida
B. WALES presented a pleasing pro-
gram. At the chapters next stated
meeting the degrees will be conferred.
Wednesday the 1928 officers of
Joppa Lodge Chapter, No. %. will
have the work of initiation for the
first time at Joppa Lodge Temple, 100
Upshur street northwest, Petworth.
Ruth Chapter. No. /, has called off
its meeting tomorrow night, There
January %. The auxiliary home
board will meet at the home of Mrs.
Mamie Contella,. 765 Quebec street
northwest Tuesday at 1880 pm.
Mizpah Chapter, No. s, at its last
meeting, after business. was enter
tained with a program. including Lu-
ellie Chamberlain. piano solo; musical
selection, by William Holmes and
sons; vocal solo, Miss Cornwell; read
Garside and John Mullane, accornpa-
MED by Mrs. Clark. Degree work is
announced for Tuesday evening.
Lebanon Chapter, No. Is, honored its
founders last Tuesday evening. The
charter members were assembled in a
body, with the grand matron, Mrs
Flora e: Campbell, and past grand
matron, Cora P. Mayberry, when an
American beauty rose was presented
non Chapter was organized after the
conclusion OF the war by the members
of "a Red Cross organization who had
worked In; Red Gross volunteer work
throughout the war. Dancing and re-
freshments followed the meeting.
Hope Chapter. No. 80, last wednes-
day evening. after the degree work,
had musical numbers, rendered by
Olin Watts of Acacia Chapter, and a
social hour, with refreshments.
Tuesday evening Etecta Chapter
was entertained with solos by Harry
/. Clark son. Two hundred dollars
was appropriated for the United Ma
sonic Temple fund, The matron an:
evening would be February %.
After the newly installed officers of
Brookland Chapter, No. IL, had con-
evening, Matron Marie L. Stebbins
presented a program. Past Matron
Nellie McBeth of East Gate Chapter
gave recitations and Mrs. Harwood Of
East Gate sang. s-
The matron has announced card
Masonic Temple 18th and Monroe
streets northeast. to start at pm. =.
with Past Grand Patrons Bogley
and Mowbry and Grand Lecturer Mol
lie Z. Teachum as guests, Washing
ton Centennial Chapter, No. 2S, cele-
brated its second birthday anniver-
sary recently. The program consisted
of a reading by Miss Helen Webb Eel
Ter and soprano solo by Miss Minnie
yolkman, accompanied by Miss Alma
then invited the guests to the ban
quet hall, where: refreshments were
served and dancing followed until
midnight. The ways and means COM
mittee announces a card party at the
Wednesday. January "a. Friday of
this week the degrees will be con-
ferred.
oftcers of Bethlehem Chapter. No. Z,
for the ensuing year are az follows:
Mathaney, patron; Irene Darnall, as
sociate matron; Adele Marseglia, as
sociate conductress; Bulah Capper,
conductress; Jennie A. Meyer, secre-
Idkys rS-SIecteus. mary AuSSy, ITedS-
lain: Eulalia Stagel, marshal; Cath
crime Estlew, Adah; Lula johnson,
Ruth: Ethel d. Nelson. Esther; Retta
Wilson. Martha; Mae Smith, Electra;
Elsie Weaver, organist; Mrs. Roberds,
warder; A. w. Bowen, sentinel.
At Harding Chapter, No. SIS last
meeting Past Grand Matron Crawford
installed the officers for the new year.
assisted by Past Matron GARRISON. as
marshal. The new matron, Mrs Mar
tina w, Huguely.. was the recipient of
many beautiful flowers. January %
the degrees will be conferred by the
new officers. The chapter Will hold a
rummage sale January 49,. 10 and 20
at 1913 Al street southwest.
:. Esther Chapters new officers will con-
fer the degrees Thursday evening
Matron Miss Mabel K Botsch announces
dance with q program of "muSique
choisie" for Monday. evening, February s.
Martha Chapter. No. 4, at its last
meeting had the honor Of being the
first Eastern Star chapter to confer
the degrees in. the mansion on Tenn
pie Heights. The worthy matron
Mrs Norma L Hine, delivered an ad-
dress. of welcome to the following
honor. guests: Most Worthy Grand
Matron Mrs. Cora r. France, Right
Worthy Grand Secretary Mrs. Minnie
Reyes, Right Worthy Grand Treasur-
-er Mra- AlceRa Lamond, Grand Matron
MRS. E4eEas p Gampbell, Grand Pa.
iron Gratz q. Dunkum, Past Grand
Patron and Deputy Grand Master of