Evening star., 1925-09-06

temple in the Eastern and New Eng
land States. The committee on ar
rangements includes Arthur f. Cook,
general chairman; Jack @. Size, chair
man of transportation and baggage,
and Samuel Zirkin, chairman of hotels
and housing. Assisting the general
chairman are Rufus w. Pearson.
president of the patrol; Robert Heiner.
business manager of the band; Louis
w. Brown, business manager of the
orchestra; Charles NJ. Havell, presi-
dent of the chanters; Archibald l..
Straub, commander of the legion; John
J. L. Mullane, president of the Cara
van Club; Virgil M. Fookes, director
OF the Nut Band, and Roland s. Rob-
bins, representing the official divan.
EASTERN STAR.
Bethany Chapter, No. "a, resumed
its activities after two-month va
cation by serving a dinner to one of
the Masonic lodges September 2. Mrs.
Eva Court was in charge. The fol-
lowing Fall activities are announced:
Rummage sale, October -, 13 and Il,
Mrs. Estelle Catlin in charge and
bazaar, October "a, Mrs. Carrie
Whyte in charge.
Esther Chapter, No. 5, will hold it's
first meeting after the Summer va
cation September II at the Masonic
Temple. Associate Matron May Glib
bon announces that the rummage
sale, which was postponed indefinite
ly last Spring, will be held October 5.
Electa Chapter will meet Tuesday
evening. After the business the
star points will entertain with
"carabet show" Mrs. Marion Pol
lock, matron; Mrs. Mary Z. O'Brien
and Mrs. Cora p. Mayberry, past
grand matrons; Miss Flora Crosier
and Mrs. Marjorie Campbell, past ma
irons, attended the session of the
General Grand Chapter in Toronto
Warren G. Harding Chapter. No.
81, will hold it's regular meeting
Thursday. The committees will have
reports for the activities this Fall.
Brookland Chapter, No. II, will meet
wednesday evening, when reports of
several important matters will be
acted upon. The endowment com
Snittee announces rummage sale
september Is and 16, and the ways
Nnd means committee will have ba-
zaar and dinner October | and 2, in
u.
Hope Chapter. No 80, will hold its
regular meeting next Wednesday at
1880 O'Clock, to which all members of
the order are invited.
William F. Hunt Chapter, No 16,
Will hold it's next stated meeting Sep
tember 10. After a short business
session a program will be rendered by
the Nordica Quartet and vocal solos
~ Royal Tinker, accompanied by Miss
Ethel Bagnam. The Eastern Star
Temple committee will meet Tuesday
at the home of the matron. Lenore NJ.
Self, 314 Second street northeast. The
endowment committee will meet at the
home of Mrs. Agnes Sibley, 610 Or
leans place northeast, Wednesday.
Mrs. C. Viola Fellows, matron of
Good VIII Chapter, No. SO, announces
the resumption of regular meetings
after the Summer recess. The chap
ter meets the second and fourth Fri
days of each month at tt Masonic
Temple, the next meeting Jeing Sep
tember II, at which all members are
urged to be present.
Mizpah Chapter, No s, held a short
business meeting Tuesday, which was
followed by a short program, consist
ing of three vocal solos by Miss Ger
trude Misel, accompanied by Ernest
Freeman, and two short readings by
John II. Rick. The chapter will have
charge of the service at o'clock next
at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. The second regular meet |
ing of the month, followed by an en-
will be held September
10 and the auxiliary home board will