Evening star., 1925-02-01
FRATERNITIES

ter of associate conductress. Feb
ruary ~, from to pm, turkey
dinner and bazaar will be held at the
Northeast Temple, Eighth and F streets
northeast.
A meeting Of Temple Cha pter. No. 10.
was held at the New Masonic Temple
Monday. The distinguished guest was
Grand Patron Charles Shreeve. The
ways and means committee announced
card party and dance to be held Feb
ruary IL at the Raleigh Hotel.
Matron Mae NJ. Odenwald of Wash
ington Centennial Chapter has arranged
for large night at the next meeting
to be held February at the New Ma
sonic Temple. The program will be ar
ranged by Ollie M. Gooding, Gladys n.
Anderson and Lois Shively. February
II at Wardman Park Hotel a dance and
card party will be held.
William F. Hunt Chapter, No. 16, cele-
brated its thirteenth birthday at its last
meeting. The distinguished guests
were Grand Matron Nellie Fletcher and
Grand Patron Charles S. Shreeve ac-
companied by the Matrous and Patrons
of 1925. Right Worthy Grand Martha:
Flora Campbell, and Past Grand
Matrons Helen Barnard and Minerva
IatTOn
william q. Belts; also Past Matron and
Past Patron from Illinois, Junior Past
Matron Ruth Amos, Matron Warthen
and Patron Horace Alexander of Ken
sington. The entertainment consisted
OF piano solo, Miss Ann Levy; song,
Mrs. Ollie Joyce Of Ruth Chapter; reci-
tations, William Champion of st. Johns
Lodge Chapter, followed by refresh
ments and dancing. At the meeting
"a hTtf 10 orrg l. a. l..
new officers also a valentine party.
Areme Chapter will be entertained
Wednesday evening by the Star
Points, with Clarabel Gay as chair
man. The home board committee met
at the home of Emily Smith, Monday.
They are planning a rummage sale in
the Fall. The chapter will hold
dance and card party at Wardman
Park Hotel February 10 and a card
party at the Raleigh Hotel March 2.
Grace Preston will entertain the sew
ing club Friday evening.
At the last regular meeting of Good
VIII Chapter, No. Sc, the following
officers were installed: Associate con-
ductress, Mrs. Ruth W. MeaselI; or
ganist, Mrs. Florence D. Walters;
Ruth, Mrs. Eva NJ. ingalls,; Esther,
Miss Selma Harvard; Martha, Miss
Carrie d. Bauman; warder, Miss Lii
liam Terwilliger. Past Grand Matron
Minerva Crawford was the installing
officer and Past Matron Annie NJ
Bohrer acted as grand marshal A
short sketch was presented by Past
Matron and Past Patron Ison of Ma
omi Chapter. Past Matron Annie NJ.
Bohrer, chairman of the entertain
ment, announces a valentine party
and spelling bee at the next meeting,
February 13.
Bethlehem Chapter. No. z, met in
Northeast Masonic Temple Tuesday
evening. After the routine business
an entertainment was provided by
Patron James T. Blalock. The mu-
sical part of the program was rem
dered by the quartet of Trinity Meth
odist Episcopal Church, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Elsie Weaver. Her
bert Howell rendered a baritone solo
and the quartet rendered several Sc
lections. Mrs. Baer and Mr.. Griffith
gave readings and the past patron
gave a brief description of a recent
trip through the South. The patron
announced the annual dance of the
chapter will be held at the City Club
February 19. 1t was also announced
that the annual dinner of the home
board of the chapter would be given
March 25.
At the meeting of Trinity Chapter
next Thursday there will be a short
business session, followed by a pro-
gram.
At the meeting of St. Johns Lodge
Chapter tomorrow night the eleventh
birthday will be celebrated The AL
mas Glee Club chanters and an or
chestra will be the entertainers. The
grand matron and grand patron and
the Matrons and Patrons of 1925 will
be special guests. There will be dane
ing and refreshments. The chapter
will hold it's rummage sale at 201s
Georgia avenue February 5, 6 and Z.
Acacia Chapter will meet Tuesday
at pm. After a short business
session an entertainment will be
given.
E1ecta Chapter was entertained
with a program Tuesday evening un-
der the direction of Mrs. Marietta
thompson, associate matron. Dance
song and acrobatic stunts were pre-
sented by the following children:
Eleanor and Ruth Hudlot, Gladys Jett
and Virginia Barnes; violin selections,
Miss Ethel Payne, accompanied by
Miss Esther England; soprano solos,
Mrs. Mae Latimer, accompanied by
Mrs. Louise Tucker; and motion pic
lures of a number of past officers and
several present officers were shown
and history of each one given by
ROBERT thompson. The auxiliary
board meets at the home of Mrs Car
rie Smith tomorrow evening The
dormitory committee will meet at the
nome OF Mrs. Gladys Hollister Thurs
day evening, and the temple commit
tee at the home of Miss Katherine
Mills Wednesday evening"
Naomi Chapter. No. 8, met wednes-
day evening. Miss Mildred de Hart
sang group of contralto solos, ac-
companied by Mrs. Jeffers; reading.
by Mrs. John Kenna Hitlers, jr; Wes-
ley Peckham. blackeface entertainer;
songs, Miss p. Schulze, accompanied
by Miss S. Schulze; soprano solos,
Mrs. Larry Luch; selections by quar-
tet, Miss E. Schulze, Miss B. Doolin.
Larry Luch and Wesley peckham,
The. Home hoard announced a. card
party to be held at Joppa Temple the
evening of: February 5.
Matron Efde NJ. Kessler of Gave,
chapter announces work for Tuesday
evening, A 500 card party will be
held tomorrow evening at o'clock
In the Gavel clubrooms, 71s Thir-
teenth street northwest. The dormi-
tory committee met at the home of
Mrs Emily Pollock, 1914 Valley place
southeast, last Thursday evening.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Antoinette Fischer. 3s4O
Eleventh street northwest; Mrs
Bertha b. Dudley, assistant hostess
B. P. o. ELKS.
The annual charity hall will ho h.Is