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be installed next Tuesday.
officers Of Gavel Chapter, No. 90. were
installed last Tuesday evening, as
follows, with the grand lecturer. Mol
lie Z. Techun. officiating and Regina
crouch acting as marshal and Es-
Their V. Cross as chaplain: Mrs.
4 Effie NJ. Kessler, matron; Stanley
! Foltz, patron: Mrs. Florence NJ. Lppard.
associate matron; Mrs. Susie Lewis, Sec
rotary; Jeanette Praetorius, treasurer;
Mrs. Louise c. Darby, conductress; Mrs.
Lillian RouZie, associate conductress;
Mrs. Francis Rowell, chaplain; Miss
Louise Reed, marshal; Miss Grace
Smith, organist; Mrs. Violet Geraci,
Adah; Miss Margaret Long. Ruth; Miss
Ruth Hutchinson, Esther; Mrs. Beulah
Bacon, Martha; Miss Ruth Nusbaum.
Electa; Miss Laura Weed. warder;
Oscar N. Shomo. sentinel. The
matron was presented with several
baskets of flowers and many gifts
from relatives and friends Junior
[ Past Matron Mrs. Anna Vierbuchen
and Junior Past Patron B. F. Shaffer
were presented with past officers
Jewels by John Grinder and Mrs. Edna
r. Riddle. They were also presented
with gifts from the officers of the
year by Mrs. Edna B. Riddle and Mrs.
NJ. Lippard.
Loyalty Chapter, No. 80. last Wed
nesday evening installed its new Of
fcers with Past Grand Patron Reuben
! A. Bogley as installing officer, as
sisted by Worthy Grand Martha Mrs.
Flora z. Campbell as chaplain, and
Past Matron Mrs. Sallye c. Bogley as
marshal. The officers are: Matron,
Mrs. Eva. F. Lynch: patron, Paul An
derson; associate matron, Mrs. Bertha
to- i've tI,r ~
Grosvenor; treasurer. Miss Saba Has
l1ell; conductress, Miss Florence H.
Bosard; associate conductress, Mrs.
Enid K. Anthony; chaplain. Mrs. Hor-
tense 7. Fuller: marshal, Miss Mabel
Wheelock; organist, Mrs. Lois Hicks;
Adah, Mrs. Annie E. Bowman: Ruth.
Mrs. Mary II. Coiner; Esther, Miss M.
Esther Oldrieve; Martha, Mrs. Caro-
line Baldwin: Electa, Mrs. Elsie
Bayne; warder, Miss Margaret T..
Lynch: sentinel. William L. Hunt.
Past Grand Patron Bogley presented
the newly installed matron with a
gavel on behalf of her children, and
a basket of flowers for Mrs. Bogley
and himself. The retiring matron.
fAfiSS Haskell, was presented with a
past matrons jewel by Mrs. Davis.
and the retiring patron, Charles S.
Hyer. with a. travelling case. by John
g. Proctor, past patron of William F.
Hunt Chapter, No. Is. Presentations
were also made to the retiring ma
tron in behalf of her officers by Miss
Bosard and Mrs. Bayne One of the
features Of the installation was the
floral presentation to the new star
points by Mrs. Minnie r. Reyes,
right worthy grand secretary of the
General Grand Chapter. Grand Pa
tron William G.. Belts, Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs. Keyes. Past Grand Matron Mrs.
Julia n. Streater and Past Grand
Patron Wallace Streater made ad-
dresses.
At It's meeting Monday night Ruth
Chapter, No. 1, installed the follow
ing officers: Mrs. Ruth Y. Ivers, ma
iron; William Curtis Draper. patron;
Mrs. Harriet L. Stull, associate
matron; Mrs. Ida NJ Parsons, re-elect-
ed. secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth G..
Schneider, reelected. treasurer; Mrs.
Edna NJ Charlton, conductress; Mrs.
Anna OmohunGro. associate conduc-
tress; Mrs. Ella NJ Reed. chaplain;
Mrs. Nellie Marshall, marshal: Mrs.
Annie letters. organist; Helen Nc
-Aleer, Adah: Ethel Nagel, Ruth: Irene
Payne, Esther; Caroline Robey.
Martha. and Lucy Hopkins, Electa
Elizabeth Butler. warder, and Ed
ward StulI, sentinel. Mrs. Ivers was
Carrie Pollard, and Grand Secretary
Rose Yost. The patron was installed
by Junior Past Patron l. Henry Hen
derson, assisted by Mrs. William Cur
It's Draper. During the installation
, the choir, consisting of the star
points of the past year, sang appro-
pirate verses composed by John Cla-
gett Proctor. The ma iron was the re-
cipient of flowers and other gifts
The officers presented the retiring
matron with a gift of silver, and the
patron with a muf1er.
The newly elected and appointed
officers OF Miriam Chapter will be in
stalled tomorrow night. with Grand
Lecturer Mollie Teachum, Worthy
Grand Martha Flora Campbell and
Past Grand Matron Bertha. G.. Hud-
son acting as installing officers
The matron and patron of Hope
Chapter, No. 80. entertained the other
officers of the chapter at the home
of the matron, 1882 Meridian place
northwest, Tuesday evening. The Of
scers presented the matron with an
electric floor lamp, and the patron
with a mahogany clock. The ma
irons gift to the patron was a pair
OF cuff links, while he presented her
with a silver bread tray. The newly
elected officers Of the chapter will
be installed at tho meeting next
Wednesday.
At the meeting Wednesday night of
Joppa Lodge Cha pier. No. 27. Past
Patron Beuhm, as Santa Claus, pre-
scented gifts to the matron, patron
and officers of the chapter. The ma
iron was presented with a new gavel,
the gift of her husband, Junior Past
Patron William Boyd. Grand Lee
turer Mollie Teachum as installing
officer, Past Matron Nannah Graves
of Brookland Chapter as marshal and
Past Matron Annie Il. Scott as chap
lain Installed the following officers:
Matron, Mabel S. Boyd; patron, Dr.
Arthur n. Trivett; associate matron,
Manic L. Greenstreet; secretary,
Leafie E. Dietz (re-elected); treas
urer, Ruth H. Eskridge (re-electedn;
conductress, Ida B. Jones; associate
conductress, Florence A. Bailey; chap
lain, Mary E. May (reappointed)
marshal, Belle Cribs; organist, Luz
ellie Keith Pierce; Adah, Elvira Mag
deberger; Ruth, Elizabeth Rice: Es-
Their, Lillian Dickson; Martha, EIma
1ank; Electa, Lillian Baker: warder,
Maria Trewaller: sentinel, Charles Q.
Greenstreet Geappointed).
Washington Centennial Chapter, No.
as, installed officers last Friday eve
ming. Mrs. Bertha Shelton Wood, a
past .natron of Naomi Chapter. was
the installing officer. The officers are:
Mrs. Mae M. Odenwald, matron; r. G.
Easton, patron; Miss Mabel r. Cook,
associate matron; Mrs. Olive NJ SHY
ely, conductress; Mrs. Lillian Z. AL
bere. associate conductress; Mrs. Jes-
sic z. Mountjoy, secretary; Mrs. Ella
woodward, treasurer; Mrs. Lillian II.
Haas marshal; Mrs. Jennie K