Evening star., 1924-09-07
FRATERNITIES
| 16. at Gavel Club Hall. and initiation,
with line officers advanced, October a.

ZIG, at Gavel Club Hall. and initiation,
with line officers advanced, October "a.
| Columbia Chapter will resume it's
meetings tomorrow with work and
| important business. All members of
! Columbia Chapter are requested to
be present. Members of other chap
| ters invited.
| Matron Anna E. Sweet of William
r.. Hunt Chapter. No. Is. Q. E. s.. an
| nounces work for it's first Autumn
| meeting Thursday evening. At the
close of the meeting Mrs. Agnes Sib-
| ley will confer with the members of
the minstrel committee.
Worthy Matron Sarah Blum. an
nounces the meeting Of Temple
| Chapter, No. 13. o. +. S., tomorrow
evening will be endowment. also
| donation night for the Masonic and
| Eastern Star Home. Past Matron
| Demaray is chairman OF endowment.
| The ways and means committee will
hold a rummage sale September Is,
| 20lS Seventh street.
Lebanon Chapter will resume it's
| meetings for the Fall next Tuesday
| evening. The bulletin recently issued
/ by Worthy Matron Clerk announces
! that the evening will be devoted to
| the charter members and known as
| charter members night A program
| of entertainment has been arranged
| by the secretary, Mrs. Blair Mcken-
| Zie. following which refreshments s
| will be served. The chapter is busily
| engaged in making extensive pre-
parations for the annual bazaar which
iS n h,. hald a iSh a
Cathedral. Third and + streets, Thurs
| day. October 16. This is one of the
largest bazaars given by any of the
Eastern Star chapters. A supper will
be served in connection with the
bazaar.
September % Monumental Chapter
of Baltimore will pay a fraterna!
visit to Lebanon Chapter and a large
crowd is expected.
Mizpah Chapter, No. 8, resumed it's
meetings for the winter season last
Tuesday evening with a very good
attendance.
Following a short business meet
ing the members and visitors were
entertained with a musical program.
Mrs. Norah T. Fling. matron of the
chapter, announced that the next
| meeting, September 16, will be OBJ
served as Endowment night" also
that the line of officers will be ad
vanced and the degrees conferred on
large class of candidates, with Miss
Ruth Elizabeth Little acting worthy
matron.
Cathedral Chapter. No. IA, will re-
sumo its regular meetings, starting
Wedne sday, September 10, at which
time Sisters Rothrock and Shaw will
have charge of the social part of the
evening. Refreshments will be served
The chapter has been especially in
vited to attend the religious services
at Temple Heights September 81 at
pm, when DIR. Abram Simon will be
the principal speaker.
Cathedral will have its grand visi-
tation October s.
Miriam Chapter, No. 90, will hold
it's first regular Fall meeting tomor-
row night at Masonic Temple, when
plans will be laid for activities for
the coming season.
Electa Chapter will meet Tuesday
evening. No work is scheduled, but
a program will be given by the Star
Points, Mrs. Elizabeth Harmon in
charge, Mrs. Louise Tucker in charge
of the refreshments.
Joppa Lodge Chapter. No. 81, re-
sumed its meetings for the Fall and
Winter Wednesday in its beautiful
new chapter room, in Joppa Lodge
Temple. which was artistically deco
rated with potted plants and cut
flowers by the lodge. After an i'm
portant business meeting the pro-
gram was in charge of the junior
past matron, Annie Scott, and the
junior past patron, William Benton,
the latter having charge of the re-
freShments.
Among those present were Worthy
Grand Patron Belts: Junior Past
Grand Matron Chauncey. many past
matrons and past patrons, matrons
and patrons.
The worthy matron of Fidelity
Chapter, Mrs. Taylor, and her hus-
band. were present and presented the
chapter with five beautiful white
enameled staffs. fully equipped.
The associate conductress, Ida B.
Jones, who has recently been ap-
pointed chairman of the committee
on orchestras and bands by the Fed
Grafton of Music Clubs, promises
fine entertainment for the benefit of
the chapter. Friday, October "a.
The chapter voted to cooperate
with Madam Desiree Subroska, presi-
dent of the National American Bal
let in giving a series of modern,
futurist and ancient dances at Polls
Theater the afternoon of Friday, Oc-
tober 3. at 4:30 p. m.
The chapter will confer the degrees
at it's next meeting, September II,
and the annual grand visitation will
be October l.
Bethany Chapter. No. "a, held it's
regular meeting, the first of the sea-
son on Friday, September s. The ma
tron and patron assured the members
that they were happy to see so many
present, and urged them to begin
with the same enthusiasm they had
shown the entire year. Mrs. Durham, the
conductress and family were given
warm welcome on their return from
abroad. The next meeting, Septem-
ber 19, the line will be advanced.
October will be grand visitation,
and all members of the fraternity are
requested to be present.
Friendship Chapter, No. II, will re-
sumo it's meetings Tuesday evening,
September 8.
ODD FELLOWS.
Wednesday evening Grand Guard
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