Evening star., 1924-06-01

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with Associate Matron Ellen Rey-
nolds as chairman.
| At the last meeting of Washington
| Centennial Chapter, No. 26, the de-
| greeS were conferred upon recently
business is conducted June there
will be a short program to which the
| fraternity Is invited.
/ The ways and means committee of
| Miriam Chapter, No. %, will hold q
| card party at the home of Mrs.
| Downs, 7O2 4th street northeast, next
Wednesday, to which all members are
invited.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
| Mrs. Mae Shade, 1880 Quincy street
| northwest. Mrs. Emily G. Smith as
sisttng hostess.
Bethlehem Chapter No. Z, was en-
tertained at the last meeting by a
| number of the members of the drill
team of the chapter with sketch
entitled, That Old Sweetheart of
| Mine" under the direction Of Mrs.
Lille e. Hall. who presided at the
piano during the entertainment. The
others who participated were Howard
| Embrey, Miss Grace Hall, Mrs. Est
=.
garet Mcmahon, Mrs. Mary Colquith,
Mrs. Marie Bradburn, Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. Mildred Lineback, Mrs. Durand,
Mrs. Ida Roberts and Mrs. Maud Gin
fill. Mrs. Batson, president of the
drill team and j. c. Mcconnell, the
the meeting Of the chapter preceding
the entertainment the worthy matron,
Mrs. Irene Darnall. announced that
at the next meeting, June 10. would
be the grand visitation of the officers
of the Grand Chapter Of the District
of Columbia.
The Matrons' and Patrons Associa-
| tion of Martha Chapter held a ban
quet at Grace Dodge Hotel May "a,
with Mrs. Grace Creiger, president,
presiSing and Otto Roupke, vice presi-
dent. Entertainment was given under
| the direction of Richard Barker and
there was community singing led by
MI. Roupke; Mrs. Minnie Richard
son provided games. 1t was decided
| to hold the July meeting at Common
wealth Farm, Colesville, Md.
Trinity Chapter, No. SO. was con-
stituted May "a by Grand Patron Will
| liam G. Belts, after which the officers
We're installed by the grand matron,
Helen Strait. The chapter was pre-
sented with several pieces Of par
aphernalia, to which the Worthy Ma
degrees will be conferred on a large
class next Thursday.
The program at the last meeting of
William F. Hunt Chapter, No. Is.
included Russian dance by the
Misses Behrend, piano solo by Mr..
oswald Crow, reading of original
| poems by John Clagett Proctor. con-
Guiding with drill by the De Molay
boys. Refreshments were served.
L.
nounces card party at the home of
Mrs. Lottie NJ. Crow. 1911 Kenyon
street northwest, Tuesday, and a
hayseed party for the benefit Of the
hospital fund. Wednesday evening,
at the residence Of Mrs. A. Maud
Proctor, 1898 Madison street, Bright
wood.
Gavel Chapter. No: 2s, held reli-
ern Star Home May Is, at 3 pm.
| with the Rev. Charles Stauffer officiat-
ing. May % the auxiliary home
board entertained the home. At the
last meeting a playlet. "Wanted-A
of Mrs. Shomo. Those who took part
| in the play were Mrs. Naomi Grinder,
Sara Hogsette. r. NJ. Hall. Florence
Lippard. Clara Bowman and son, Mr.
Wheelock. r. May Hall. chairman of
| the endowment committee. had charge
of the activities. Mrs. Rich gave a
short address on Wills.
At the last meeting Of the home
board auxiliary Grand Patron viii
liam c. Belts addressed the meeting. me
Grand Master of Masons Charles
| Roberts spoke of the work and in
terest manifested in the order. This
was the last meeting of the board
| until September
Loyalty Chapter, No. 80, will cele-
brate it's second birthday anniversary
| next Wednesday evening. The chap
| ter will open at 8 o'clock. An open
meeting will be held for the benefit
| of the members and their friends. A
program has been prepared, and after
Its completion refreshments will be
served. The chapter will have charge
OF the religious services at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home, Rev.
w. c. Waltemeyer Of Epiphany Lu-
theran Church officiating, June 22.
Fidelity Chapter, No. 10. met last
Tuesday evening and after the busi-
ness the doors were opened to the
public. A program under the direc-
tion OF Mrs. Elizabeth Byers was
given. Mr.. Tinker rendered several
baritone solos. Gladys Wilbur's pu-
pills sang several songs and danced.
duets and solos. Miss Mabel Evans Of
Ruth Chapter entertained with sew
eral readings and Katherine Lippert
gave piano selections. At the next
meeting. June 10, the degrees will be
conferred.
The second annual banquet of the
Women's Eastern Star Club, United
states Treasury Department, was held
at the Franklin Park Hotel May IT,
Charles F. Roberts. grand master of
Masons, and Admiral Franklin ].
Drake, U. s. N, made addresses. A
musical program was also presented,
Pstrer Psine uRdsT i,,. the direction Of Past
including community singing and
solos, accompanied by Past Matron
Ethel V. r. Scantlebury.
Naomi Chapter, No. 3, met wednes-
day evening. After the meeting the
officers of the chapter presented a
playlet, 1.-THE Suffragette Congress-"
After the entertainment the men of
the chapter served refreshments. At
the next meeting the degrees will be
conferred.
Acacia Chapter will meet Tuesday
| p.m.. Miss Collier, the worthy
matron, announces that after a short
business meeting the members and
their friends will be entertained and
refreshments served. Last Tuesday
| the chapter served dinner to the
members Of Acacia Lodge, r. A. A. NJ,
No. Is, at their annual past masters
night. Associate Matron Leona c.
Helwig was in charge Of the arrange
| ments.
Brookland Chapter met Wednesday
| evening. A class of six received the
| degrees. A short program was rem
dered, including vocal solos by Miss
Jean Molster and T. H. Leef. accom-
panied by J. J. Thomas at the plano,
and readings by Miss Ruth Clayton
The worthy matron announced that
the grand matron and grand patron
will pay their annual visit to this
| chapter June IL.