Evening star., 1923-04-01


land Chapter, No. II, at the Brook
land Masonic Temple Thursday.
washington Centennial Chapter,
The chapter will give a dance at
2400 18th street Tuesday, April 10.
East Gate Chapter, No. 81, will re-
ceive an official visit from Grand
Matron Tillie Chauncey and Grand
Patron James West Friday evening.
The degrees will be conferred.
b Matron Lillian NJ. Miller also an
nounces that an interesting meeting
will be held April 20, when the first
stations and confer the degrees.
Harding Chapter. No 81, was en-
tertained at its meeting by Mrs. Nam
nette B. Paul, who spoke on charac-
ters of the Bible, illustrated by
sketching from the audience those to
represent the characters. She clothed
the characters in appropriate Co.'S
tunes from the valuable collections
which formerly belonged to Nine.
United States from the Holy Land
several years ago. Some of the char
acterS presented were Adah, Ruth,
Boaz, Martin, Electa and ST. John the
Divine. Musical numbers were Of
fered by A. Rolano, violin; Mrs. Nor
Kerr, contralto. Ice cream and cake
were served. There will be work at
the next meeting.
The matron of Unity Chapter an
nounceS a dance by the chapter for
April 20 at Masonic Hall, 14th and Ken
yon streets. AT the last meeting enter
tainment was furnished by the "men's
committee after which refreshments
were served. At the next meeting de-
grres will be conferred.
Esther Chapter, No. 5, Thursday even
ing will have a short program and So
cial hour. Wednesday afternoon the
chapters annual card party will be held
at Wardman Park Hotel.
Electa Chapter has accepted the in
vitation of Martha Washington Chap
ter, No. AZ, Alexandria, Va, for a visit
tomorrow evening.
The Past Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation has elected Mrs. Helen Butz,
president; Joseph Kelly, vice president:
Mrs. Carry Smith, second vice president;
Mrs. Lavinia Kelly, secretary, and Mrs
Elizabeth Bube, treasurer. The home
auxiliary board will meet at the home
of Mrs. Helen Butz Thursday.
Bethany Chapter, No. "a, has an
announced chapter events as follows:
Thursday, Bethany Afternoon Club
meeting with Mrs. White, BIAS Mount
Pleasant street northwest. Saturday,
card party, Mrs. Annie l.. White; April
., 10 and IL, rummage sale, 9Th street
and Florida avenue northwest; April a.
big masquerade ball, Hyattsville, Md,
armory; April 15. Services at the Eek
ington Presbyterian Church. North Cap
itol and Q streets, Rev. Henry E. Brun-
dage. pastor; subject, Esther, the Star
of Persia; April 20, birthday party,
with short drama by the Bethany
Social Boosters Club; also other enter
tainment; April %, card party, Mrs An
~" K. Jones, 4009 Illinois avenue north
west.
Brookland Chamber No. IL last
Wednesday held social evening
The following juvenile artists enter
tanned: Master John Pestell, vocal
solo; Master Glen Carrow, piano:
Miss Beatrice Pestell, piano, and Miss
Kitty Hancock, vocal selections A
spring dance will be held Thursday
at the Brookland Masonic Hall
The drill team of Bethlehem Chap
ter No. will give a Heart Social
at the residence of Mrs. F. B. Black
burn, 1929 Eighth street northeast,
Saturday. The hostesses will be Mrs
NJ; Armstrong, Mrs. Ida NJ. Roberds,
Misses Retta Wilson and DarilIa
Babb.
Areme Chapter will confer the de-
grees Wednesday evening, and after
program under the direction of the
star points.
Matron R.. May Hall of Gavel
Tuesday evening. Also Might Down
On The Farm" to be given Friday,
from 1880 to IL, in the banquet hall
of Masonic Temple. 18th and New
York avenue northwest. Matrons of
five chapters have been selected to
act as judges for the most original
'Rube," "Rubenite" and "Rubenett."
Martha Chapter will give a card
party Wednesday night at o'clock
at the Colonial Hotel, 1855 18th
street, with a different program"
ST Johns Lodge Chapter, No. IS.
tomorrow evening, after the business
session, will have a social evening,
followed by refreshments.
JR. o. u. A. M.
Anacostia Council, No. 16, Monday
entertained Past State Councillors
Frank E. Everhardt. S. V. Parks and
Junior Past Councillor w. N. Crump.
all Alexandra Council, Va, No. so.
Past Councils Everhardt and Parks
made speeches in behalf of Junior
Order and extended an invitation to
the Council to attend bazaar to be
held in Alexandria next Thursday.
The Council accepted the invitation.
Members will meet at 18th and Penn
sylvania avenue railway station. at
diction have been invited. Next
Monday quite a number of candi-
dates will be Initiated.
Mount Vernon Council No. 10, re-
ceived a personal invitation from
committee of Alexandria Council No.
5, to attend it's fair at Elks Hall,
Thursday. A concert and ball will be
held at Pythian Temple, Tuesday.
Five candidates will be initiated
Thursday evening when Capt. John
E. smallwood will have new uni
were made by Past State Councillor
Frederick w. Ebhardt of Virginia,
Past Councillors Samuel T. Park and
w. N. Crump, G. Y. Smith and ]. e.
Richardson of Alexandria Council, No.
5. Refreshments were served.
State Councillor George w. Aeker-
man and his staff Tuesday evening
visited Francis Scott Key Council, No.
%. Addresses were made by the past
state councillors. G. P. Ames and P. r.
Groves, State Vice Councillor ". S.
John Prender, State Council Treas
urer r. H. Yates. State Council
Deputy F. e. Potter and State ,Coun-
Gil Conductor S. Oliveri. Past Coun-
cilors Augustus Dahler. T. r. ludlow.
w. T. Scheidle, Louis Milburn and
Philip Osthaus The next visitations
will be Wednesday to Ballston Coun-
ell, Ballston. Va, April 8, to James
w. Jackson Council. lis Noyth Pitt
street. Alexandria, Va. and April 16
Cherrydale, Va.
At recent meeting of Andrew
Jackson Council. No. 6, Past State
Pre- sident Eberhart of Virginia, and
Messrs. Parks and Crumps ofAlexan-
dria Council, No. 5, were visitors
President Eberhart made an address