Evening star., 1924-09-28
EASTERN STAR.

it's meeting September 1S, initiated
CLASS with the line advanced, Associ-
ate Matron Cleone Champion being
in the east. Associate conductress
Fischer Of Columbia Chapter assisted
during the comforting of degrees.
Past Matron Hunt of William F. Hunt
Chapter substituted for Adah Iva
Bethel entertained with piano selec-
tions. Refreshments were served
The chapter had as visitor Past
Grand Master of MaSons Alexander,
who recounted some of the history of
the Order of the Eastern Star in this
jurisdiction. The chapter will hold
card party at 1881 Harvard street
next Tuesday. the proceeds to go to
the benevolent work of the chapter.
rummaSe sale will he held October
.. 10 and IL. and a dance October 81.
The matron, Mrs. Mildred Sherman,
announces business and entertain
ment for the meeting October and
Initiation October II. Mrs. Ruth l.
Morgan, past matron of Washington
Centennial Chapter, will preside dur
ing the degree. work October II. The
Matrons and Patrons Association of
1922 will be invited to attend the
meeting October Il as the guests OF
the chapter.
The visitations of the Grand Chap.
ter are announced as follows: Joppa.
No. ~, October 1; Bethany No -.
October 3; Acacia, No. IS, October Z;
Cathedral. No. IA, October 8; Temple,
No. Is, October IS; Fidelity, No. 10,
October IA; Gavel, No. %, October Il:
Lebanon. No. 25, October 2s; WASH
tnston Centennial, No. 26, November
Z: Miriam. No. %, November 10; Hope.
No. %, November T.: Loyalty, No. 80,
November ls; Warren q. Harding.
No. 81, November ~.
The chairman Of the dormitory
committee of Unity Chapter, No %,
announces play entitled. "old
Maids Convention" to be given at
Temple Baptist Church, Tenth and
streets northwest, next Wednesday
at pm. Rummase sale under the
auspices of the ways and means COM
mittee is to be given October .. 8,
and 4, at e014 Georgia avenue north
west.
At the last meeting Of Martha
Chapter. No. 4, the members were en-
tertained with 4 talk by Past Grand
Matron Jessie NJ. COLES of Cathedral
Chapter entitled star Dust" Also
a solo by Marshal Margaret San
ford. accompanied by Junior Past
Matron Norma Hine. At the next
meeting, October 3. the worthy ma
tron. Mary P. Allen. announces that
Mrs. Nannette B. Paul. owner Of the
Nine. Mountford collection of cos
tunes from the Holy Land, will
speak on the symbology and beauty
of the costumes of certain Bible char
acters and she will exhibit the robe
designed by her as the official robe
of the order. a bazaar will be held
October 10-11 at Naval Lodge Hall,
Fourth and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. with Lille Bo1well as
chairman.
Naomi Chapter, No. 5, meets in Ma
sonic Temple October s. A bridge
party is to be given October .. al S
pm, at Sl2c Nineteenth street north
west. The auxiliary home board bridge
party is to be held at the home Of
Mrs. Sale, Chatham Courts, 1871 Co
lumbia road, October Is, at 8 pm. A
rummage sale is to be held October
East Gate Chapter will confer the
degrees next Friday, with the line
advanced as follows: Eta Andrews,
acting Inatron; Anna Keyser, asso-
ciate matron; Dorothy Harding, con-
ductress; Past Matron Bessie Linger,
associate matron. A carnival will be
Mills avenues northeast, the week
beginning October 6.
The worthy grand matron, worthy
grand patron and other officers will
pay Joppa Lodge Chapter. No. -.
evening in Joppa Lodge Temple, 1909
Lubovska and members Of the Ma
tional American ballet will give their
dances at Polls Friday, October 3, at
1870 pm. for the benefit Of the chap
ter. The line will be advanced at
the meeting October Is, when the de-
grecs will be conferred.
Chapter, No. 2S, the members and
visitors will be entertained by pro-
gram under the direction of Mrs. 3.
c. Eaton. The Mu Delta Sigmas will
hold a meeting at the home of Miss
Thelma Weaver, SI47 o street north
west, Tuesday at pm, preparatory
to entertaining Bethlehem Chapter
october "A.
Mrs. A. c. Gregory. associate
matron of Congress Lodge Chapter,
No. 80, gave a shower" at her resi-
dence, 218 Maryland avenue northeast,
Monday to Miss Bertha J. Young, or
ganist of Congress Lodge Chapter,
whose marriage will be October 8.
Some of those present were Miss Lot
tie May Crump, Mrs. Addie Friedrich,
Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Maud E. Meyers,
Mrs. William Dawson, Miss Elsie
Hamill. Mrs. Robert Hamill, jr., Mrs.
Rose Flood, Mrs. Charles Conrad, Mrs.
c. Bryan Walker, Mrs. Raymond E.
Read, Mrs. E.. r. Gassman, Miss Mar
garet Jones, Miss Annie Clark, Miss
Arthur Jones, Miss Grace Keleher,
Miss c. Todd. Mrs. f. E. Hazen. Mrs.
Ella o. Lackey. Mrs. William G. Bell,
Mrs. Mary E. Young, Mrs. William J..
Snyder and Miss Elizabeth Young.
Brookland Chapter, No. II, met
Wednesday evening. The first matron
and the first patron, Lena G.. Chees-
man and Mark Barnum, were escorted
to the east and addressed the chapter.
Owing to the presence of a large
number of past matrons and past
patrons all were assembled in the
west and addressed by the matron.
The dormitory committee announced
card party to be held at Masonic
Temple, Brookland, October 10. A
short program was rendered, includ-
ing song by Grace Speake and read
inss by Gwynette Willis and Asso-
ciate Conductress Louise B. Nubson.
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Guardian Millard F. Zepp an
nounces meeting Of the special
Quantico committee tomorrow at the
l. o. o. F. Temple at pm. Prepara-
tions and plans for the coming jour-
ney to Quantico, October IT, to attend
the annual meeting Of the Northern
Virginia Odd Fellows Association
have been completed. A special train
will leave Union Station at 1880 and