Evening star., 1925-02-22
FRATERNITIES

| in the evening to pay their respects
| to the chapter; Past Grand Matrons
Mary T. O'Brien, Jessie W. Cowles
and Nellie NJ. Landergren, Past Grand
Patrons Jason Waterman and Tom j.
Landergren. All of these guests made
short addresses, in which they felici-
| tated the chapter on It's splendid
| growth. The above program was fol-
lowed by dancing in the ballroom.
There were many visitors from other
chapters. A large number of the
members of Brookland Chapter at
tended In body to express their good
wishes and to enjoy the exercises of
the evening. Matron Clara d. Perry
announces that at the next stated
meeting. February c5, there will be
business, comforting of the degrees
and entertainment.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter, No. 81,
celebrated presentation night" Feb
ruary IA. Jewels were presented by
La Fayette Lodge, flag and Bible, by
Illustrious Potentate Henry Lans-
burgh: six small Bibles, by Emma C..
Bokman; ballot box, by Patron VIII
liam Fisher and wife; sword, by Mrs
Robinson; veil, by Mrs. Watson; ba
ton, by Mrs. Emerson; crown and
Isceptre. by Past Master Post and wife !;
staffs and the broken column will be
presented at the next regular meet
ing, February %. Past Grand Patron
Mobray gave an interesting talk.
After a brief entertainment, refresh
ments were served at 719 Thirteenth
street. Through the courtesy of Eel
lowship Masonic Club, the Gavel Club
rooms were turned over to the chap
ter for dancing.
The ways and means committee of
Unity Chapter, No. %. held a dance
at Fourteenth and Kenyon streets
northwest February 10. At the
meeting of the chapter February 13
the eighth birthday was celebrated.
The guests of honor were the grand
matron and grand patron with a
large delegation OF the matrons and
patrons of 1925, Worthy Grand Mar
tha Campbell, Past Grand Matron
Taylor, Past Grand Patrons Mobray
and Belts. The following entertain
ment was provided: Selection. Met
ropolitan Baptist Church Octet; harp
and violin selections by the Misses
Keyes: vocal solo, H. F. Aldridge; Sc
lection, Unity Chapter Quartet; solo,
william T. Pierson; solo. Miss Me
lick, and a selection by the male oc-
tet. Refreshments were served and
lIl6Ee was uduCl!lS Inc cara party
of the endowment committee Mt the
Wisteria Cafeteria February II was
we'll attended. A meeting of the
auxiliary home board committee will
be held at the home of Mrs. Dobson,
626 North Carolina avenue southeast,
February "a
Hope Chapter. No. 80. will meet
next Wednesday at 1880 o'clock A
special program is being prepared by
the entertainment committee, Edgar
J. Clarkson. chairman. Thursday eve
ming the dormitory committee will
meet at 62S K street northeast, Miss
Estelle Hamilton, hostess.
The Masonic and Eastern Star Home
Board Auxiliary meeting scheduled
for tomorrow is postponed, owing to
the holiday. The next meeting is
called for March 23. at 1880 pm, by
order of the president, Mrs. Emile r.
Botsch.
Brookland Chapter. No. II, will have
work next Wednesday, also an en-
tertainment and refreshments, the
program in charge of Past Matron Marie
L. Stebbins. At the last meeting a
program was rendered by the fol-
lowing: Readings by Miss Marvel
Douglas. violin solo by Ralph Power,
with Miss Beatrice Pestell at the
piano.