Evening star., 1924-06-08

Miss Dorothy Reddish. The meeting
| next Wednesday will be social eve-
ming, In charge of Estelle Yoakley.
The proceeds of the eleventh an
nual Masonic and Eastern Star field
day. June 81, at American League
Park, are to be devoted to the erec-
tion of a children's dormitory build
| are participating in the event this
year with unprecedented enthusiasm.
| Grand Matron Mrs. Helen B. Strait
has appointed committee to CO.
operate in the arrangements in
cluding Mrs. Mabel Turnase. chak-
man: Mrs. Sarah Blum. Mrs. Edna
X. Clinton, Mrs Antoinette l.. Fischer
and Mrs. Anna Vierbuchen. In each
connection with the selling of tickets,
soliciting advertisements for the SOU
venir program, acting as program
sellers and generally assisting the
Masters Association base ball COM
mittee.
After a short business session last
Tuesday evening, the officers of
Gavel Chapter. No. %, entertained
the tn. members with a sketch entitled
Leopard. chairman ways and means,
has perfected plans for "a trip around
the world" The trip will start from
Masonic Temple. June IL at 8 pm. All
members of the fraternity are invited
to join Gavel on its journey. The
next meeting. June Il, will be fea-
tured by a surprise. the occasion of
the evening being "dormitory night"
At it's meeting Wednesday night
Joppa Lodge Chapter, No. 81. had a
short business session, followed by a
program, refreshments and dancing,
the entertainment being in charge Of
the conductress, Mamie /. Green
g r m n nf
the refreshment committee. At its
meeting June Is, the degrees will be
conferred. This vii! be the last meet
ing until September 3. The Star Club
Taylor street northwest, June "A. The
chapter will hold its annual lawn
fete June "a and % on the side yard
of 41O7 New Hampshire avenue north
west, the home of the worthy ma
tron, Carrie Z. Defendorf.
Columbia Chapter at it's last meet
ing entertained Mount Pleasant
Lodge and Mount Pleasant Royal
der the direction Of Past Patron Ed.
Putnam, Joe Leverton and Frank
Mitchell. Mrs. Kinchelow gave songs
and readings. Mrs. E. Bentley, so
prano. sang solos. Mrs Romand
panied by Mrs. II. Cunningham.
William Burton sang songs and gave
a monologue. There was dancing and
refreshments. After the business
meeting tomorrow evening a pro-
gram will be presented by the Star
Points and choir.
program has been arranged for
next Tuesday evening in Lebanon
be celebrated as "kiddies' night" and
the entire program will be devoted to
the entertainment of the children of
members of the chapter, who are the
invited guests juvenile program
has been arranged by Mrs. Lille Nc
kenzie, the secretary. Refreshments
will be served. 1t is planned that
the summer adjournment, will occur
after the second meeting in June.
Congress Lodge Chapter. No 35. at
it's meeting last Monday conferred
the degrees on five candidates. Past
Grand George w. Mobray and Grand
Conductress Milans complimented the
officers on their work in comforting
the degrees. Conductress Ethel Hazen
announced the success of the rum
mage sale and that the last card party
of the season would be held at the
Capitol Park Hotel June IL. pm.
Worshipful Grand Master Charles
Roberts, Grand High Priest Simon
Bube, Past Grand Patron T: Frank
..
Grand Ruth Mrs Flora Campbell, Past
Grand Matrons Grace wilkins kimmel
Tillie Chauncey and Mary T. O'Brien
were present Tuesday evening at
Electa Chapters grand visitation. On
behalf of the chapter the grand mas
ter presented the grand matron, Mrs.
Helen B. Strait, with a travelling
clock. Past Matron Mrs. Ethel Copes
Frazier presented Grand Patron Will
liam G. Belts with silver ice-tea
spoons. program was given under
the direction of Past Matron Mrs.
Mamie E. Copes. A sextet rendered
appropriate music during the eve
ming. Solos were sung by Mrs. Sarah
King and Mrs. Louise Tucker and
readings given by Mrs. Elizabeth
Harmon.
Loyalty Chapter. No. 32, Miss
Sadia Haskell, matron, celebrated
its second birthday anniversary We'd
nesday evening. After a regular