Evening star., 1925-06-14

was conferred DS past lf1atTOTS. ne
stations We're filled as follows: Ma
tron. Past Matron Cola T. Duval;
associate matron, Past Matron Ruth
Aylor Morgan: conductress, Past Ma
tron Hannah II. Munroe: associate
Past Matron Lillian Nj.
chaplain, Past Matron
Frances Nj. LEIGH; marshal, Past Ma
tron Ella Woodward; treasurer. Past
Matron Annie G. Greenley. Matron
Mae NJ. Odenwald welcomed Past
Grand Patron Reuben A. Bogley. with
Grand Patron Charles S. Shreve,
Grand Conductress Lena Stevenson
and Associate Grand Conductress
Sallye Z. Bogley. Those receiving the
degrees are Mrs. Ann r. Tidball. Mrs.
Roberta NJ. Bellem, Mrs. Hazel Hoi-
lingshead, John w. Rich, Miss Fannie
Simon. Mrs. Lillian Simon, Julius ST.
mon and Miss Ruth A. McElroy.
There were created three new mem
bers by affiliation-MrS. Sada b. Fra
zier. Lewis Wolf and Miss Sue =.
Minis. The entertainment was in
charge of Charles G. Hubbard, chair
man, and Eleanor w. Hubbard They
presented the Lyric Singers" mix
ed quartet, comprised of Mrs. John
Miller Sylvester. director and accom-
panist: Joanna Best Russell. soprano;
Linda Berg, contralto; Harry p. Town
send tenor. and Benjamin Y. Morri-
son, bass. At the meeting of June 19
the entertainment will be in charge of
Lester NJ. Cutler. Refreshments will
bs served after the meeting. under
the able guidance of Alfred j, Bir-
mingham. Owing to the close of the
chapter for the months of July and
August. a dance will be given in the
closing the last meeting un-
til September.
Trinity Chapter. No. 80. will hold
short business session at its meeting
June Is. This will be the final meet
ing for the Summer, as the chapter
voted to call off its meetings until
3.
Brookland Chapter. No. II, was
paid an official visit Wednesday eve
ming by Grand Matron Nellie +.
Fletcher and Grand Patron Charles S.
Shreve, accompanied by Grand Con-
ductress Lena Stephenson and the
matronS and patrons of 1925. After
short business session play written
by the organist, Mrs. Gwynette Willis,
was given by the members of the
chapter At the last meeting in June
the chapter will have as the speaker
Of the evening Lurtin r. CHM, presi-
dent of the board of directors of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
The secretary of Lebanon Chapter
Mrs Lille Mckenzie, provided an
for the children at
the last meeting, which was set aside
for Lebanon's annual children's night.
of the flag. opening
address, Leonard Smith: Your Flag
and My Flag" Lloyd Maecabee;
bugle call Mr.. Arnold. bugler on the
yacht Mayf1ower; song,
Audrey Kelley: recitation, Ira Bright
Priddy: Mother Goose Rhymes, chill
dren of the chapter; fancy dance.
Audrey Sadler; reading, Edyth Prid-
dy; enterta inment by the clown,
Percy oliver; song, Thelma and Dor
othea Albea; saxophone solo, Viii
don Price, accompanied by Elwood
Sager. AT the close of the enter
tainment the children formed in line
and marched past the matron, Mrs.
Ida V. Johnson. each presenting her
with a large pink rose. Refreshments
and the distribution of novelties to
the children concluded the entertain
ment. The home board will meet
Tuesday evening at the Northeast
Temple, Eighth and F streets north
east, where a card party will follow
the business meeting.
Areme Chapter, No. 10, will meet
next Wednesday, at which time the
degrees will be conferred. The chap
grand matron, the grand patron and
the matrons and patrons of 1925.
Miriam Chapter, No. %. celebrated
it's eighth birthday last Monday night.
its distinguished guests were
the grand matron and grand patron,
by the matrons and
patrons of 1925; Worthy Grand Martha
Campbell accompanied by the matrons
and patrons of 1922: Past Grand
Matron Hudson, fraternal mother of
the chapter, and Junior Past Grand
Patron Belts. Corsages were given
the grand matron. Worthy Grand
Martha and Past Grand Matron Hud-
son by the matron. Anna B. Seller,
Worthy Grand Martha Campbell pre-
sented a corsage to the matren, Anna
b. Seller, on behalf of the Matrons
and Patrons Association of 1922, of
which the matron is an honorary
member. A program was rendered
which included piano solo, Pearl
Jaffe; recitation, Laura Columbus;
play entitled Bargain Day at Bloom
STEMS" the cast of which included
the following: Rose Zupnik, Sadie A.
Boyce, Pearl Jaffe, Faye Seller, Elsie
Wood, Estelle Downs, Helen Rowen,
Edith e. Ford, Grace Cottrell, Marie
White, Lulu NJ. Glover, Henrietta G.
Spalding and Mary Lund. Refresh
ments were served.
A lawn fete will be held Tuesday
enth and II streets northeast. A rum
and July ] at 1713 Seventh street
Congress Lodge Chapter. Ne. So,
will celebrate its first birthday ami
tomorrow evening. The grand
officers. accompanied by the 1925 ma
irons and patrons will be present. A
program has been arranged, and re-
freshments will be served.
At it's meeting June II Joppa Lodge
Chapter, No. 81, will have a short
business meeting, followed by the
of the degrees. The past
matrons and past patrons of Brook
special guests. An entertainment and
will follow. This will be
the last meeting until September 2.
Warren G.. Harding Chapter, No.
81. auxiliary home board, will meet
next Thursday at 8 pm. as the guest
of Olga Bergholtz. KY building. Gov
ernment Hotels. Matron Grace VIII
liams has been commissioned as Scot
lands representative to the Grand
of the District of Columbia.
Matron Eme M. Kessler Of Gavel
Chapter. No. 80, announces work fol.