Evening star., 1924-11-16
FRATERNITIES

, ferred. Grand Patron William G.
Belts was present. The next meeting
will be November 20. at which time
the chapter will be entertained with
| a play by members of the chapter.
| Matrons and patrons of 1924 are in
| vited.
| Electa Chapter, No. 2, celebrated
past matrons' evening last Tuesday
and 20 past matrons were present. A
skit was given on each past matron
by Mrs. Marguerite Beveridge and
Miss Florence Womersley. in charac-
ter costume. Mrs. Marjorie Campbell,
matron, paid tribute to the past ma
irons and a quartet sang song to
them composed by Mrs. Campbell. Fa-
vors were presented. The quartet was
Mrs. Ida Crown, Miss Edna Emo, Arthur
Simpson and William Scantlebury.
A playlet was given by Miss Kathrine
Mills, Mrs. Minnie Adlung. Mrs. Anna
Etzler and Mrs. Ruth Kelly, James
| Beveridge, F. Tracy Campbell and
Master Franklin Etzler. Miss Alice
Kelly was in charge Of program. Re-
| freshments were in charge of the
men Of the chapter, DR.. c. Cloyes
Fletcher, chairman.
| Loyalty Chapter. No. 80, held an
open meeting at the conclusion of the
regular business meeting November
5, when a program was rendered un-
der the supervision of the associate
matron, Mrs. Eva F. Lynch, as fol-
lows: Piano solos, Mrs. Hicks: Eu-
ropean travelogue with personal ex-
periences, Mrs. Grosvenor; vocal So
los, Mrs. Paul Anderson; Browning
dissertation and readings Mrs. Rem
shaw; piano solos, Mr.. Soudarth, and
reading. Mrs. Effie A. Williams. Re-
| freshments were served. Next We'd
nesday the chapter will have its sec
| ond regular annual grand visitation
to which all the members Of the order
| are invited.
| The worthy matron, Mrs. Irene
Biggs of Warren G. Harding Chapter,
| No. 81, announces the following ac-
tivities for the remainder of the
year: November II, card party at the
home Of Mrs. Johnson, sal Ritten-
| house street: November 90, special
meeting, work; December II, election
Of officers; December 20. in place Of
meeting December 25, called off. in
stallatlon ceremony, Mrs. Minerva
Crawford. presiding; Mrs. Flora
Campbell, grand marshal; Mrs.
Teachum, grand chaplain.
| At the meeting of Brookland Chap
ter, No. II. Wednesday evening the
| degrees were conferred on FIVE cam
didates. Right Worthy Grand Martha
Flora E. Campbell addressed the
chapter. giving an account of her
visits to several Eastern Star insti-
tnt No
tron Henri I. Mackle gave a reading.
| Refreshments were served.
Ruth Chapter, No. J, will honor its
past matrons and past patrons to-
morrow night The degrees will be
| conferred with the following past
matrons and past patrons in the sta
tions: Past Matron Jane Walker. ma
tron: Past Patron Howard Omohun-
dro. patron: Past Grand Matron AL
| Gina Lamond, associate matron; Past
Grand Matron, Katherine GUIDE, sec
retary; Mary Frey, treasurer: Grace
| Eastwood, conductress: Emelie Craw-
ford, associate conductress; Lena
Phillips. chaplain: Anne Jones, mar
shall: Margaret Pobn. organist; Mar
tha Shaw. Adah: Elizabeth Pitt. Ruth !:
Rose A. Yost. Esther: Mary White.
Martha: Rebecca Mieners. Electa;
|
tinel: Past Matron Clara Winkler has
prepared the program consisting of
Mother Goose's Album in original
| verse, by Mrs. Winkler.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter, L. D..
was addressed November by the
grand matron and grand patron on
the endowment project Of the order.
The entertainment was rendered by
Mrs. Yates and Mrs. Cockerville. The
chapter Will hold rummage sale at
2014 Seventh street November 20. 81
and %. The next meeting Will be
November %.
Martha Chapter. No. 4. after the
business session Friday night, wal
entertained by the following program
In charge Of Worthy Patron Frank
Hursh: Solo. Past Patron Richard
Titlow, accompanied by Junior Past
Matron Norma Hne; black face
sketch by Past Patron Edward Rich
ardson; sketch. entitled. Hanging
Out the Wash" by Past Matron Eve
lyn Hursh. and Past Matron jessie
Hover. The line officers will be ad-
vanced November 81, with Associate
Matron Ellen Reynolds in the east