Evening star., 1924-10-26
FRATERNITIES

Past Matron Annie L. Scott acted as
associate conductress. After the con-
| ferring OF the degrees a social hour,
with. refreshments and dancing fol-
! lowed.
| The matron, Mrs. Carrie T.. Defan-
dorf, announces business and enter
! tainment for the meeting November 5.
| Ihe ways and means committee of
the auxiliary home board will give n
luncheon and progressive 500 party at
Joppa Lodge Hall Tuesday, November
is, IL until 4:3O.
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons
Association of Ruth Chapter, No l,
o. e. s., held its last Quarterly meet
! ing OF the year at Brightwood Tenn
pie Thursday. October 16. with a
large attendance. After a short busi-
ness session refreshments were
| served.
The hostesses of the evening were
Past Grand Matrons Lanond Loff1er
and Guide, Past Matrons and Past Pa
irons Anderson. Dauterich, Frey,
Weimers, Jones, Barns and Mattern
Others present were: The matron,
Mamie Contella, and Tom Contella
grand secretary: Race a. Yost. asso-
ciate matron; Ruth Ivers. Mrs. l..
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. William Zim-
norman. MIR. and Mrs. George Pitt,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall. Mr.. and Mrs
Schaeffer. Mrs. f.. Schneider, Mr.. and
Mrs. Winkler. Mrs. Turner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pollard. Mrs Bonis. Mrs. Phillips,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aufenthic. Mr.. and Mrs
Pierce. Mrs. l.. Schneider. Mr.. Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. McAleer, Mrs. Zeb, Mr.
and Mrs. White, Mrs. Matlesn, Mr..
and Mrs. Clerke. Mr.. and Mrs. East
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Pollen.
The next meeting will b. in Ian
uary.
Special meeting of Ruth Chapter,
No. l. Wednesday. October %, at
Brightwood Masonic Temple. for the
purpose Of initiation The annual
ceremonies. Matron Mamie Contella
members of the fraternity to attend
the special meeting.
Gavel Chapter. No. 80. had their an
nual grand visitation last Tuesday
evening. The grand line was occom-
panied by Past Grand Matrons Hutch
ison, Crawford and Chauncey The
gifts to the grand patron and grand
matron were presented by Past Ma
tron r. May Hall and George Lear.
Miss Trift of the chapter entertained
the members with a few readings.
Frank Goebel and Earl Gordon ac-
companied by Miss b. Dorsey. rem
dered several vocal selections. which
concluded the evenings program.
Temple Chapter, No. 1S. O f. :.
will meet tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock. Degrees will be conferred
on large class.
Columbia Chapter members visited
and entert aimed the home folks at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home Mon
day evening. After the business
meeting tomorrow evening the chap
ter will have a Halloween party and
dance. On Wednesday evening at the
hall. Fourteenth and Kenyon streets,
a circus will be held for the benefit
of the chapter.
East Gate Chapter will attend the
religious services of the WoodridC.
Baptist Church. to be held today III
the temple al Rhode Island and Mills
avenues northeast, Rev D.eIZ oiiI-
Ciating.
On Wednesday,. October ~. East
Gate Lodge will entertain the chap
ter. The worthy matron requests al
members to be present.
Fidelity Chapter. No. 10. entertain
tron at the visitation last Tuesday
evening. A program was rendered
and gifts were presented to the grand
patron by Sister Main and to the
grand matron by Past Patron DR..
Mcneil. A plant was presented to the
grand matron by Sister Ruth Sud
worth.
Tuesday. October 2s, is Endowment
night. All members are invited to be
present.
Brookiand Chapter. No. il. held a
well attended meeting Wednesday
evening. Past Grand Matron Minerva
Crawford was present and was
corted TO the east. Several ;5tti-
tionS for degrees were balloted upon.
The ways ana means cnnmitte" re-
ported various very successful finau-
cial undertakings for the year. The
entertainment for the evening was
under the direction of Junior Past
Matron Marie Stebbins and included
readings by Past Matron Nellie Mac
beth of East Gate Chapter, soprano
solos by Mrs. G. NJ. Harwood of East
Gate Chapter, accompanied by Miss
Jean Molster. and tenor solos by Mr..
Robert OLone, accompanied by
Worthy Matron Harriet d. Burnside.