Evening star., 1924-06-29

ferred tho degrees on several candi-
dates last Wednesday. Refreshments
were served by Past Matron Ship.
man. Worthy Matron Eva Horn an.
nounced there will. be no meeting,
during July and August. The next
regular meeting will be September
10.
Esther Chapter, No. 5. met June
l9. and conferred degrees on a large
class. A program was rendered, the
PRarr5frpanss Readinpa Mss therein being as follows
esther Chapter: solo. Mrs. Blanche
Sarnahan, past matron Of Loyalty
Cnapter; reading, Mrs. Eva Rothrock
or Cathedral Chapter. The next reg
9iar 9a meeting OF the chapter will be
annual visit to the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home June 25. An
entertainment was furnished for the
oenent OF the members of the home
FAMILY and visitors. and consisted
OF a group Of songs by Stanley w
Mrs. Ruth Carter Bell. readings by
Past Grand Matron Julia N. Streator
and a moving picture exhibit by f. B.
Thompson. AT the conclusion of the
program refreshments were served.
Martha Chapter met Friday night
for the last time until fall, with
Worthy Matron Mary p. Allen pre-
siding, assisted by Worthy Patron
Frank Hursh. jr. Past Matron Nor
ma Hine acted as conductress; Past
clate conductress and Emma Adams
as Electa. A large representation of
Annapolis Chaper of Maryland was
present and were greeted by the
worthy matron, also a delegation Of
the matrons and patrons of 1914. The
degrees were exemplified. with Past
Patron Strayhorn delivering the OBJ
legation. Blanche Breeden sang a
solo accompanied by Prof Storm
Addresses were made by the matron
of Annapolis Chapter. Past Patron
Strayhorn and the grand conductress
of Maryland. Refreshments were
served.
William F.. Hunt Chapter. No. is.
has voted to call off it's scheduled
meetings for July and August The
matron and patron and the past
officers, on behalf of the cha pter
June 10. with a sketch entitled The
Country School," Those taking par
were: Matron Anna E. Sweet ant
Patron Walter B. Crow and Past
Matrons Mary l. Hunt, A. Maud
Proctor, Rosie I. Carter. Annie Sherr
Minnie f. strickler, Mary U. Schone-
berger, J. Ethel Richards. Julia NJ
Riley and Lillian A. Bennett and Past
Patrons John Clagett Proctor, JOSEPH
A. Bennett, Bayne Brown and Will
liam T. Jennings. A card party is
for next Tuesday after
noon at 1880 o'clock, at the residence
of Mrs. Lottie M. Crow, 1211 Kenyon
street northwest.
The last meeting Of Brookland
Chapter before the summer reces.
was devoted largely to social enjoy
ment. Mrs. David G. Cheesman, first
matron of the chapter; Mrs. Lillian
and Past Patron George N
made short addresses
Past Patron GutshalI was in charge
tended best wishes for happy trip
to Past Patron J. L. Sherwood, Mrs
and daughter Ruth, who
leave July z for an extended western
trip, including visit to Alaska.
At the conclusion of the meeting
Of Hope Chapter, No. 80, Wednesday
evening, the girls of Bethel, No. /
Jobs Daughters, presented their past
queen, Constance D. Fosie. with
an Eastern Star pin. After this pres
entation Miss Fogle received a large
the local Bethel, which is conducted
by Miss SaIlie Wilson. AS the flowers
were presented the choir sang. Miss
Fogle responded. An interpretive
dance was rendered by Miss Bever
Fish. This was followed by a pro-
pupils of Miss Ruth McClelland. Re-
freshments were served.
ODD FELLOWS.
The following patriarchs met in
MaRenenu Encampment room as a
to formulate plans for the
of the seventy-eighth an
niyersary Of the Grand Encampment
of the district of Columbia: e. R
". E. Merchant Of Marley Encamp-
ment, No. 6, of Alexandria, Va; w.
w. MILAN, Roscoe jenkins, John o.
H. c. Lybrand, G. A. Mur-
rison of Magenenu Encampment and
Ben v. Walden, w. B. Randall. Roscoe
we'll Of Columbia Encampment of the
District Of Columbia The next COM
mittee meeting will be July 8.
Tho following are newly elected
off1cers of the respective subordinate
Washington, No. 6-Noble grand,
Henry Bers: vice grand, Amos Bar
nett; recording secretary, Thomas III.
Dennis: financial secretary, Alfred H.
:, treasurer, Frederick r:
Installation by Past
Grand John L. Russell and others OF
Golden Rule, No. 21-Noble grand.
Joseph Portner; vice grand, Burgess
L. Daley; recording secretary, H G.
R. Bohnke: financial secretary, wal
ter s. Norway; treasure1; James "a;
Ralph A. Boss and others Of Federal
city; Hmiss. hS ~ ~. 's7z s7yza.sl. grand colvin
D. Kinkead; vice grand, Percy l.
Elicit; recording secretary. George
financial RsSsts sss5stsr Ben Tors. p
by Past Grand Sterling
and others Of Covenant
Lodge, No. IS, July 1.
Eastern Lodge, No. Noble grand. |.
John p. M. Duvall; vice Grand, Milton
x TER % I. Rhodes: financial secretary,
Harry L. Andresen; treasurer, Will
liam ]. Rich. Installation by Past
Grand Stuart r. Carter and others of
Central Lodge July 2.
Two encampments selected omcers
as follows:
Columbia, No. 1-Chief patriarch,
2. c. Farwell; senior warden. g. F.
Glossdrenner; junior warden, ]. L
BixIer; high priest, w. B. Randall
scribe, Frank d. Setnert; treasurer,
W. w. Keck. Installation by Past
Chief Patriarch Samuel F. Frye and
others of Fred D. Stuart, No. Z, July Q.
Mount Nebo, No. 6-Chief patriarch,
Harry L. Morningstar; senior warden,
Robert L. Seymour; junior warden,
Henry w. Tippett; high priest. Fred
A. Norway. past grand patriarch;
scribe, william A. Ford: treasurer,
Samuel G. Taylor, past grand patri-
arch. Installation by GrahLPatriarch
Ben B. Walden and others Of Grand
officers July IL.
Tho following lodges, meeting on
July Fourth, are by law excused and
40 sessions will be held: Central, No.
|; Metropolis, No. 1e, and Federal
City, No. 20.
Chairman George B. Johnston of
he Jack sonville, Fla, committee has
lppointed REV. Hugh T. Stevenson as