Evening star., 1923-11-18


ing of solo by Mrs. James Kerr and
a solo by Charles Meyer. Next Tues
day the chapter and Washington
Chapter, r. A. A. NJ, will hold joint
social in the banquet room.
At it's meeting last Tuesday Beth
lehem Chapter. after a short business
session, was entertained with humor-
Gus contributions by Bill Ford, Baby
Embrey and little Jack Regan. Re-
freshments were served.
! The worthy matron of Unity Chap
| ter announces that next Friday even
| ing the chapter will be paid it's an
nual visit by the worthy grand ma
tron. worthy grand patron and officers
of the Grand Chapter of the District
| of Columbia.
The Columbia Floral Circle will
| meet at the home of Mrs. Lilly owen,
1903 Kenyon street northwest, tomor-
| row afternoon.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will meet
tomorrow evening, when the present
| line officers will advance in position
and confer degrees upon new men,
bers.
| Ruth Chapter. No 1, will meet to-
| morrow night. The worthy grand
| matron and worthy grand patron will
|
At the last meeting play by the
Dramatic Club, under the direction of
Ruth 1vers, was given.
William F. Hunt Chapter. No. 16.
! at its last meeting, gave over the
| evening to it's grand visitation. on
| behalf of the chapter the grand ma
| tron, Mrs. Tillfe c. Chauncey, was
| presented by Patron John Clagett
| Proctor with silver dish and a SIM
( p1 n
patron. James A. West. by Mrs. Mil
dred Sherman. Most Worthy Grand
| Matron of the General Grand Chap
| ter Mrs. Cora r. Franz was in at
vocal solo by Harry NJ. Forker. a
| piano solo by Miss Amy Young and a
/ recitation by Mrs. Julia y. Streater.
| past grand matron. The next meet
| ing. on Thursday evening. will be
past officers night and the degrees
| will be conferred by the past matrons
and patrons, with Mrs. Julia \. Riley
in the east.
After the business meeting Tues
day evening Acacia Chapter will have
| an interesting-program The chapter
| expects to have its fraternal mother
| and father, Minerva Crawford and
! Edward S. Brashears, as guests.
| Thanksg giving eve the chapter VIII
| hold dance at Rauschers.
! The worthy grand matron and
worthy grand patron and other grand
officers, accompanied by Right Worthy
| Grand Treasurer Aicena Lamond. Past
| Grand MatronS Mrs. Jeanette X.
Smith and Mrs. Minerva r. Crawford.
with Past Grand Patron George w.
, Mobray, paid their annual grand NiSi-
| tation to Takoma Chapter. No. IL. Fri
day. The grand matron and grand
| patron. after interesting addresses.
We're presented with silver baskets
t lyy l. a It...-
Smith, respectively. The program
! consisted, in addition, of remarks by
! Mrs. Lamond and vocal solos by Miss
| Elizabeth Stone and Allen f. Shoe
smith, accompanied by Mrs: Bertha A.
Cooley, past matron. and by Mrs. B.
c. Breeder of Martha Chapter, ac-
! companied by the worthy matron,
] Mrs. Nora Hines.
The grand officers paid Electa
! Chapter its grand visitation last
! Tuesday evening. Solos We're sung by
! Mrs. Blanch Carnahan, matron of 10y
atty Chapter, and Past Patron Arthur
/ Simpson. Readings by Mrs Elizabeth
! Harmon and piano solos by Mrs. Maud
I Fry completed the program. Gifts
| of electric chatting dishes were made
: to the grand matron and grand pa
tron. The presentation speeches were
made by Past Matron Mrs. Mamie
Copes and Past Patron Arthur Simp-
son. The endowment committee will
! meet at the home of the secretary,
Mrs. Elsie S. Robinson. Wednesday
| evening.
| Columbia Chapters room, at 14th
and Kenyon streets, was crowded last
Monday night, it being the grand
grand patrons and other officers of
| the Grand Chapter. This being the
! home chapter of the grand matron,
a special program by Miss Edith A.
! Williams was presented A solo by
! Mrs. Ruth Ayler Morgan. reading by
/ Miss Lydia Eppley, duet by Mrs Elta
/ Davis and Stanley Bell. talk by Past
Grand Patron Waterman. Star Dust"
/ by Past Grand .Matron Jessie W
! Cowles, solo by Mrs. Mabel Lindsay
and violin obligato by Melville Lindsay
| completed the entertainment. W W.
/ Jermane presented the grand matron
with a silver steak platter and Eliza
beth Rowell presented the grand
patron with travelling clock. The
| matrons and patrons of 1912 and the
matrons and patrons of 1923 came in
| a body and presented her with
cold meat fork and a basket of
| flowers, respectively.
! Loyalty Chapter, No. 80. was visited
November by the grand matron,
| grand patron and other officers of the
! Grand Chapter. Each member of the
Grand Chapter was presented with a
was presented consisting of a tenor
! solo by Irving NJ. Tullar, remarks
/ by Mrs. Effie Van Kammen, who pre-
| sented the grand matron with a
dozen crystal sherbet glasses: So
! prano solo by Mrs. Eta w. Davis
and remarks by Miss Florence H.
! Bosard, who presented the grand ma
| tron with set of butter spreaders
! The official parents of the chapter.
Mrs. Flora L. Campbell and Gratz
N ? ny nny yNcrva ,,Ix
| ter on its success. Other past grand
| officers present were Past Grand
Matrons Mrs. Grace Wilkins Kimmel.
| Mrs. Bertha G: Hudson. Mrs. Bena
ford. and Past Grand Patrons Mr..
George W. Mobray and Mr.. Edward
| ). Brashears. After the general and
| special business of the chapter next
Wednesday evening the chapter will
be entertained by sketch under the
| liams.
Lebanon Chapter, No. 25, celebrated
its fourth birthday anniversary last
Tuesday evening. The distinguished
guests We're Past Grand Matrons
! Hattie r. Hutchinson, Grace e. will
| kfns-kimmel and Flora Z. Camp
| bell. The arrangements were in
charge OF the past matrons and pa
/ irons and included a program, supper
and dancing. A feature was a poem.
prepared for the occasion by Past
Patron John Clagett, proctor of Will
! liam F. Hunt Chapter, No 16.
large birthday cake which occupied
the center of the banquet hall was
cut and distributed among the guests
at the conclusion of the evening.
Among those who contributed to the
entertainment of the evening were
| Misses Eklund, Harper. Taylor and
! Yauchler and Messrs. Mccoy. Painter
I and Frederick c. Schaefer and three