Evening star., 1923-11-04

America. the Imperishab BILE Nation. .
Refreshments were served to about
500.
EASTERN STAR.
The line officers of Harding Chap
ter, No. 81, were advanced at the
last meeting. Associate Worthy Ma
iron Mrs. Biggs acting as matron.
Candidates received the degrees and
the quartet composed of Ancela Fish
er. Mrs. James Kerr. George MeIlis
ana w. Arthur Storm rendered a Sc
lection. Mr.. Storm gave a recitation.
PaSt Grand Matrons Mrs. Flora Camp
bell and Mrs. Crawford addressed the
chapter The worthy grand matron
of Maryland was also in attendance.
The chapter will be visited by the
grand officers at the next meeting,
November s. The chapter and Wash
lngton Chapter, r. A. A. NJ, will hold
joint social evening November 20.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet at
the home of Mrs. Margaret B. Harri-
son. lOlo Otis place northwest, tomor-
row afternoon. Mrs. Harrison and Mrs.
Alice Putnam will be hostesses.
Mary Washington Chapter. No. so.
of Clarendon. Va, will entertain the
worthy grand matron of Virginia on
her annual visitation November I.
The worthy matron. Mrs. Burrows.
announces degree work followed by a
program and refreshments.
The grand visitation of William F..
Hunt Chapter. No. 16, will be held
week the matron. Mrs. Lillian A. Ben
nett. entertained at her home, 4109
Sth street northwest. the officers of
the chapter.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
tion of 1922 held an old fashioned
Halloween party at Temple Heights.
Wednesday night The parlors and
dining room were elaborately deco
rated with corns1alks, pumpkins.
black cats and witches. Many games
were played. for which prizes were
awarded. The prize for the best cos
tune was won by Mrs. Corinne
Frazier. A complete dinner set of
Haviland china was presented to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Graham Morgan, the
latter formerly Miss Ruth Ayler.
president of the association, upon
their return from their honeymoon.
DR.. Victor Rench made the presenta-
tion speech. After dancing. Mrs.
Lillian NJ. Vincent. chairman of the
occasion. invited the members to the
was served. Among those present
were Past Grand Matron Flora E.
Campbell and Mr.. Campbell. Howard
omohundro; Mr.: and and IN Mrs; arsu San Sam
Libbie C. Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Linthicum, Miss Ella McCord. Mrs.
Malissa Talbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison. DR.. and Mrs
Victor Rench, Mrs. Julia Riley, DR..
and Mrs. James Buchanan, Mr.. and
Charles Sener. Mrs. Estelle Tompkins,
Mrs. Sadie Boyce, Mrs. Eva D. Court,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Morgan. Mrs. Ruth E. Mills
and ]. Ernest Dulin.
Bethlehem Chapter, No. Z. entertained
a large. delegation of visitors from
Monumental Chapter of Baltimore at
it's last meeting. Also number of
visitors from other chapters. among
T. O'Brien of this jurisdiction. A large
class of candidates was initiated. fol-
lowed py a musical program and re-
freshments.
Loyalty Chapter. No. 80. will have
it's annual grand visitation next
Wednesday evening at o'clock. Last
Monday evening members of the
chapter visited the Masonic and East
ern Star Home and entertained the
MRS. ,Jarley's Wax Works." Mrs.
Hortense T. Fuller, acted as Mrs.
farley. Mrs. Bertha NJ. Davis con-
tributed to the entertainment with
readings and Matron Blanche s. Car
nahan rendered several very pleasing
solos.
The worthy grand matron. accom-
panied by the other grand officers of
the Grand Chapter. will pay their an
ter. No. 29, Tuesday evening at
o'clock. At the last meeting pro-
gram was rendered-a piano solo,
by Miss Margret Cummings; baritone
solo, by Cephas Lippard; readings, by
Mr.. Wheelock and Mr.. Welsh, and
community singing, by the choir and
chapter.
The next meeting of Brookland
Chapter, No. II, will be November "a.
The last meeting was grand visitation
night of the worthy grand matron
officers. A program was rendered,
which included violin solos by Mr..
Wrightsman, accompanied by Mrs.
Harriet Burnside, both of Brookland
Chapter. and vocal selections by Mrs.
J.. Lester Brooks Of Unity. Chapter.
Cathedral Chapter at the piano. t..
- The worthy matron of Unity Chap
ter announces that at the meeting
I6Al cfcHIns lhc uCSICcS w III
be conferred by the present officers
for the last time this year. Upon
completion Of work the chapter will
be entertained with a short musical
program.
Ruth Chapter, No. 1. will meet to-
morrow night for a business session,
to be followed by a play by the dra-
matte club. At the special meeting
last Wednesday the worthy granu
matron was the guest.
The grand officers of 1923 will make
their annual official visit to Acacia
Chapter next Tuesday evening.
Naomi Chapter, No. 8, had charge
of religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home last Sunday.
DR.. Covell of Trinity Church gave
the address, assisted by the pa
tron, w. o. Ison, in the reading of
Scripture lesson. A soprano solo by
Mrs. Marguerite Del Sale. contraito
solo by Mrs. Martha McCann and sa-
cred reading. Miss Ellis, constituted the
program.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Many members. including a large
delegation of visitors from Mayflower
Council. No. II. were present at the
last meeting of Golden Rule Council,