Evening star., 1924-03-16
"FRATERNITIES

| ing. Charles F. Roberts and Simon
Rube. The officers OF Anacostia Lodge
Julius Caesar" Coffee percolator sets
| were presented to Mr.. Roberts and
Mr.. Bube from the chapter, Mrs. Eva
NJ. Rauchenstein and Mrs. Elsie Rob-
address was made by Past Grand Pa
tron Joseph Milans. The annual rum
mage sale Is to continue to March 80.
at Nichols avenue and Morris road.
! Worthy Matron Anna Il. vierbu-
chen of Gavel Chapter. No. 20, an
nounces work at Its meeting next
| Tuesday evening at 1880. This
will be followed by short program
arranged by the chairman. Alice Col
IIeirling and John Crouch, announced
(, r dance and five hundred party to be
given at the Hotel Ebbitt April %, at
! s pm.
| Matron Lille NJ. Trueworthy of
Washington Centennial Chapter, No.
&c. urges all members to be present
at the meeting next Friday. when the
matrons and patrons of 1924 will be
| the guests OF honor. The quartet OF
Grace Reform Church will render a
! cantata, after which there will be re-
freshments. The ways and means
| committee will hold its monthly
card party at the Colonial Hotel next
Saturday evening.
The matron of Loyalty CHAPTER. No
81, announces that next Wednesday
evening the degrees will be conferred
| March 27 dinner will be held at
! Northeast Temple Sth and f streets
northeast. from to O'Clock sp. m, ,un-
der the direction Of Junior Past Ma
tron Blanche S. Carnahan. and during
the day and evening a bazaar will be
held at the same place under the SUI
pervision of Past Matron Mary Z.
Snavely.
| During the month of April a card
| party will be held by the ways and
means committee under the direction
or Miss Florence II. Bosard, and a
rummage sale will also be conducted
| with Mrs. Annie l.. Bowman as chair
man. The time and place Of these
events will be announced later.
Unity Chapter. No. %. will have
charge of the services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home today. The
! worthy patron, w. l.. Van Horn, will
be the speaker and the choir of Met
| ropolitan Baptist Church will render
special music. The chairman of the
auxiliary home board committee an
nounces meeting of that commit
tee tomorrow evening at the home of
anna NJ Logan, 306 Randolph place
] northeast.
! Associate Matron Lillian Shinn of
Takoma Chapter, No. 12, announces
| second of a series of bridge and
@ @mve hundred parties to be held in the
Takoma Lodge hall March 22 at 5
| pm. Ihe star Points have charge OF
the entertainment this month. The
next meeting will be March rs.
4 Mortb,
| night and initiated four candidates
two of whom were from the Ken
| lucky Jurisdiction. The worthy grand
matron, Helen Strait, complimented the
0Incers on the rendition of the work
| Ihe recent card party, of which lean
I Brown conductress. was chairman
! was success; also the oyster supper
with Mrs. Boxwell as chairman. The
yeWel committee. composed of Past
| Grand Matron Flora CampbeIl. Past
Matron Jessie Hover and Past Matror
Louise Linthicum, made a report and
, recommended il be decided at the
next meeting of the chapter. Junior
rast Patron Richard w. Barker and
: tnls years officers presented the
! worthy matron. Mary p. Allen, with a
! gaVel, Associate Matron Ellen Rev
noios making the presentation speech
Fast Grand Matron Flora Campbell
moved to have Martha. No. 4. sponsor
| congress Chapter, which was passed
| unanimously.
| Trinity Chapter. L. D.. will initiate
a large class next Thursday evening
/ at New Masonic Temple The endow
! ment committee will hold a pink So
eial March % at the home Of the con-
ductress, Mrs Sallie Wilson, 3433 14th
street northwest.
| Areme Chapter, No. 10, held a short
business session at it's last meeting
aiter which an interesting program
| served. followed by dancing. The
program was in charge of the past
patrons. Friday a special meeting
was called by the worthy matron fol
services OF Past Matron Mrs. Grace
/ Harding. The next meeting will he
held March 10, at which TING degrees
| VIII De conferred. followed by Short
Mrs. Bessie Bush. matron of Esthe,
Chapter. No. 5, announces that the de.
I grees Will be conferred at the meet
ing March 20. At the meeting March
g.. program was rendered. consist
violin solos by Mrs. Rose MaxweH
! Dlckey. An informal soeial was mar.
! ticipated in. during which refresh.
! ments were served.
! Ruth Chapter, No. 1. will entertain
! N
! "a. after a short business meeting
! tomorrow night. Dancing will follow
the program. The last meeing of the
chapter marked the official visit OF
the Grand Matron and Grand Patron
who were accompanied by many ma
irons and patrons of 1924. The de-
! grees were conferred and the officers
commended on the excellent rendition
of the work. The Grand Master OF
Masons, Charles F. Roberts. pas,
4 nd
| Mount Pleasant Chapter. U. D., was
instituted at the New Masonic Tenn
pie. March s. The dispensation was
granted to the new chapter by the
Grand Patron, William G. Belts. who
presided. The following officers were
| instituted: Mildred Sherman. matron
Charles G. Morgan, patron; Cleont
| Champion. associate matron; Heller
HALEY. conductress; Blanche Larner
associate conductress; Lillian Ash.
ford, treasurer; Alice Cilley. secretary
Helena Furr. marshall: Rosa Putnam
chaplain: Glare Wolfe, organist
Hazel Merrick. Adah; Bessie Boyd
Ruth; Lenore Murray, Esther; Myrs
Spencer. Martha; Sarah Williams
Warren Spencer. sentinel. The chapter
| will hold its next meeting in it's home
| chapter room, at 14th and Kenyon
| streets, March 25th at o'clock pm
| LIZ. george "A. BAKER, CndlrHdn U
the committee on bylaws expects tc
| report.
st. Johns Lodge, Chapter. No. 1S
| was entertained at it's last meeting BY
Frank H. Kimmel, lecturer; Gertrude
Henneman. concert pianist and Fran
ices Scherger, soprano. The matron an.
nounced the annual bazar. dinner and
| dance will be given April 3, at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral, Sd and Z
| streets northwest. The bazaar com
mittee is headed by Cpnductres!
Maude Ormsby; the diner in charge o.
| Rose Brown and dancing, Maude