Evening star., 1925-07-05
EASTERN STAR.

served at the close of the meeting.
EASTERN STAR.
The members of Areme Chapter.
No. TO- are requested to attend the
religious services on Temple Heights
today at o'clock
Unity Chapter, No. %. has de.
clared Summer recess for the
months of July and August The
next meeting will be September IL.
The chapter will hold an all-day
picnic at Great Falls Park July II
and has accepted an invitation to at
tend divine services at Temple
Heights August l6 at 4 o'clock. The
chapter was delightfully."- entertained
by Mr.. Waters. director of instruc-
ton of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co., after the meeting
June 26. with a tour through the en-
tire plant and broadcasting station
WCAP.
The meeting of Warren G. Hard
ing Chapter. No. 81. June %, marked
the close of the chapter for the Sum
mer months. The next meeting will
not be held until the second Thurs
day in September After a short
business session the following pro-
gram was rendered: Piano solo, Miss
Ida Bowsher; contralto solo Mrs
James Kerr; humorous monologue,
Miss Elizabeth F'rSnzoni: reading,
Miss Hildegarde Johnson: sketch by
members of Dramatic Club of Jobs
Daughters, entitled Aunt Susan's
Fortune: song by w. Arthur Storm
and reading by Matthias Gresham.
Refreshments were served.
The members and their friends of
Bethany Chapter. No. "a, were enter
tained with a card party at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ]. Fosse, 1913
street northwest, June 26. A
bazaar for the benefit of the chapter
Will be held October "a. Arrange
ments for this benefit are being made
by the chairman of the sunshine COM
mittee. Mrs. Carrie Whyte, with the
assistance of the ways and means
committee, of which Jesse B. Adams
is chairman.
The annual picnic of Washington
Centennial Chapter, No. 26. will be
held at Galesville, Md, July II. Au-
tomobile facilities have been provided
for every one. The caravan will as
semble on the east front of the Capt.
tol. The trek will be through Penn
sylvania avenue, turning to the left
Marlboro, through Mount Zion. turn
Ing to the right at the second road,
small shack in corner of lot, proceed
ing straight ahead TO Galesville. The
matron, Mrs. Mae NJ. Odenwald, has
appointed John Walker Fenton, jr.,
as general chairman of the picnic.
The officers and members of Mispah
Chapter, No. s, are requested TO be
4, l1n
services at pm, July l2..
Federal Chapter, U. D.. met at the
Masonic Temple. June 26th. Grand
Matron Mrs. Fletcher and Grand Pa
tron Mr.. Shreve, the Grand Conduc-
tress Mrs. Stevenson and the Junior
Past Grand Patron Mr.. Belts made
with the Fellowcraft Club of Federal
Lodge, F. A. A. NJ, in an excursion
to Marshall Hall, August 70. The
meetings OF the chapter will be the
first and third Thursdays during July
and August.
Good Will Chapter. No 36. held its
last meeting of the Summer. June 20
The meetings are to be discontinued
during July and August. Plans were
discussed for a benefit theater party
and for a bazaar. dates for which will
be announced later.
Lebonan Chapter will hold lawn
party at Seventeenth street and Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest next
Thursday evening between and II
o'clock, under the direction of Mrs.
Nellie Lynch. Arrangements have
been made for dancing. and in the
event of rain the party will be held
in the big home back of the grounds.
Takoma Chapter, No. IL, met June
26,. in the new Takoma Masonic
Temple, at which time Mrs. l. Brun-
ner, Clarence NJ. keifer, Robert
Stonner and Earl Landers were initi-
ated into the order. The meetings for
July and August have been called off.
A picnic will be held July IL at
Temple Heights, the children of the
home being their guests. The
the home of Patron Hendricks, 115
Baltimore avenue, at pm.
William F. Hunt Chapter. No IS, at
its last meeting marked the close Of
the chapter for the Summer months.
The degrees were conferred by Past
Patron Rosie I. Carter, wife of the
Patron. A vocal solo was rendered
by Mrs. Olive P. Litz A picnic Is
being planned for the last of this
month and is to be held at the home
of Margaret Roberts and Lula Jett at
Galesville, Md.
Congress Lodge Chapter No. 35, will
meet tomorrow. after which they will
call off until September 81. They will
hold a lawn fete at Eleventh and II
streets northeast July 10 and IL.
The grand patron, Charles S.
Shreve. will institute Chevy Chase
Chapter, u. D., next Thursday at
8 pm. at the Temple, with Mrs
Britomarte Jones as matron, Percey
w. Jones as patron, and Mrs. Grace
E. Chandlee as associate matron, Mrs
Annie l.. Corning as secretary, Mrs
Marie S. Kobe as treasurer, Mrs
Frances Hoyt as conductress and Mrs
Matte B. Carter as associate con-
ductress.
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master James E. Chamber
lain, accompanied by 141 other mem
bers, made fraternal visit Monday
to Accotink Lodge, No. 1876, of
Accotink, Va. The delegation left Odd
Fellows Temple at 7:30, and made the
journey in automobiles. Deputy
Grand Master Z. H. Allen of Virginia