Evening star., 1923-01-07


and Edward Tancill in charge OF Almas
| Temple headquarters. The last two ap-
| potntments are to newly created posi-
tions. All the others are reappoint-
| ments, except that of r. Rahlon to be
| director OF the Almas orchestra. The
| potentate also announced that the Off
| ces Of vice president Of the Arab patrol
and OF assistant director electrical rays
had been abolished.
A number of other changes in com
| nittees and otherwise are TO be made
IN the near future, the purpose OF the
! potentate being to tighten up the lines
\ for. the big work ahead.
A meeting of the executive commit ee
was held during the week for an ex-
| change of views generally looking to
renewed activity by each of the Shrine
subcommittee for the imperial session.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
The twenty-seventh annual session
of the Grand Chapter will be held in
! the Masonic Temple Thursday at 7
O'Clock pm. Guests Of honor will be
Mrs. Cora r. Franz, general grand
| matron; MRS. Ellie Lines Chaplin,
past general grand matron; Mrs Min
ME f. keyes, general grand secre-
! tary; Mrs. Alcena Lamond. general
1 grand treasurer, and all past grand
matrons and past grand patrons.
disqualification Of the work will
take place Saturday evening and the
installation of the grand officers Mon
DAY evening of next week.
| Temple Chapter, No. Is, tomorrow
! night, viii celebrate its fourteenth
birthday anniversary. After the bust
ness has been dispensed with, a short
| program will be rendered, followed by
refreshments. At special meeting
December 2S, Associate Grand Matron
! Mrs. Tillfe NJ. Chauncey, assisted by
Past Grand Matron Mrs. Bena Barn
! hardt, as marshal, and Past Grand
| Matron Mrs. julia N. Streator. as
, chaplain, installed the following Off
GERS: Matron. Mrs. Lille NJ Patrick; !;
Patron. Frank Kreglow; associate
matron, Mrs. Sara Blum; secretary,
| Mrs. Emma J. Smith; treasurer, Mrs.
Nora III. Henry; conductress, Mrs.
Harriet Corwin: associate conduc-
| tress. Mrs. Lena Elder: chaplain, Mrs.
Christine Rowzee; marshal, Miss Hat
tie Taylor; organist, Miss Alice Lar
rimore: Adah, Mrs. Ada Frederick;
! Ruth. Mrs. Mae Walters; Esther, Mrs.
Lille Eibei; Martha, Mrs. Emma
| warder. Mrs. Emma Dawson, and sen
| tinel, Charles Tweedale.
Many beautiful gifts were presented
| to the outgoing matron and patron,
| including a Scottish Rite charm to
the patron by the matron, the patron
presenting to the matron a string of
pearls in a silver jewel case. The
! incoming matron received a basket of
roses from her husband and son and
silver salad forks from friends. The
incoming patron was presented with
gold cuff links from the Railroad
Square Club, of which he is a mem
ber.
Matron Esther Henning of Lebanon
Chapter announces an entertainment,
| including dancing and refreshments,
| to follow the business at the meet
ing of the chapter Tuesday evening
One feature Of the program is sur
| rounded with great secrecy.
Mrs. Rose May Howard. matron.
and Bloomfield H. Howard. patron, of
Bethany Chapter. No. "a, gave a New
Year reception at their home, 500
of the Grand Chapter. the matrons
and patrons of the District the Off
GERS and members of Bethany Chap
| ter and a number of invited guests.
Poinsettias. roses and palms were
used as decorations. The officers and
line. The social committee served re-
freshmentS.
Candidates will be initiated at the
| meeting Friday. January 10.
! Acacia Chapter had as its guests
] of honor last Tuesday evening Past
| Grand Matron Minerva Crawford. the
| chapters official mother, and Helen B.
|
degree work of the year was pre-
sented.
Gavel Chapter. No. 90. last Tues
with the newly installed matron.
Miss May Hall. officiataing asst
Grand Patron Moberly was a visitor.
Mrs Florence Lippard. chairman of
the ways and means committee, has
perfected plans for an oyster dinner
to be given in the banquet hall OF
Masonic Temple January IS.
The last meeting of William F.
Hunt Chapter, No. 16, was devoted to
Matron. Mrs. Lillian A. Bennett;
, patron, William T. jennings; associate
matron. Mrs. Anna E. Sweet; secre-
I tary. Mrs. A. Maud Proctor; treasurer,
Mrs. Rosie l. Carter; conductress, Mrs.
, Lenore Self; associate conductress,
Mrs. Mildred Sherman; marshal, Mrs.
Helen +: Jennings: chaplain. Mrs.
Otelia E. Woodie: organist, Miss
Augusta Lewis; warder, Mrs. Estelle
; Duchon; sentinel, Lysle A. Rice, and
let; Ruth, Miss Helen HALEY: Esther.
Miss Ruth Taylor; Martha. Miss Mar
Earet c. Harrington, and Electa, Mrs.
Grille Rice. Mrs. Mary L. Hunt was
the installing officer. A past ma
irons jewel was presented TO Mrs;
Julia NJ. Riley by John Clsgett Proc
tor; past patrons pin to DR. Victor
3. Rench, by Mrs. J. Ethel Richards,
and a gavel to the matron by Harry
Seabridge, presented by Mrs. Mary L.
Hunt.
The entertainment included
Christmas tree and a Santa Claus, i'm
personated by William c. Carter. who
distributed for the various members
a number of tokens of good will and
esteem. The new matron and the
r6tirinP patron were especially re-
membered with presents.
The meeting of this chapter sched-
u1ed for January II is called off on
account of the meeting of the Grand
Chapter.
The Matrons and Patrops' Associa-
tion Of Martha Chapter met with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Cawson Saturday night
to witness the Initiation of Junior
Past Matron Mrs. Louise NJ Linthi-
cum and Junior Past Patron Otto B.
Roepke. Later supper was served. The
next meeting will be a banquet at the
Continental Hotel. January 27.
Esther Chapter. No. 5. celebrated it's
twenty-seventh birthday anniversary
ficers were in the receiving line. Re-
freshments were served In the BAN
quet hall, and dancing followed. jan
uary IS the degrees will be con-
ferred.
Officers of Naomi Chapter, No. 8,
were installed December 81 by Past
Matron Bertha Wood as follows: Mrs
Alice e. Veley, matron; Wiley y.
1son. patron; Mrs. Ellen Kalstrom, as
sociate matron; Miss Martha Gould,
secretary: Mrs. Elizabeth Chenoweth,
tress: Mrs. Grace Talbot. associate
csnductress; Mrs. Nellie Ellis. chap