Evening star., 1925-11-01

tinguiShed guests present we're Right
| Worthy Grand Treasurer Lamond Past
Grand Matron Chauncey. Past Grand
Mtaron Campbell. Past Grand Patron
| West. Junior Past Grand Patron Belts
and the matronS and patrons of 1925.
| The choir sang an original song of
greeting upon the entrance of the
grand officers. The following program
was presented with Past Matron
Leafie Dietz in charge: Solos by w.
Madison Taylor, accompanied by Mary
l. f. Hartley: presentation solo by
Bessie jackson, accompanied by
Marion Albrech, presentation of silver
| to the grand matron and china to the
grand patron by Junior. Past Matron
carrie T.. Defandorf and Junior Past
Patron William II. Boyd in a sketch.
Short addresses were made by several
of the grand officers. also by the ma
tron. Mabel :. Boyd. At the next
meeting. November 4, the line officers
will be advanced.
The matron of Mt. Pleasant Chap
ter. Mrs. Cleone Champion. announces
business meeting November 6. to be
followed by entertainment. dancing
and refreshments. The program is in
charge of the associate matron. Miss
Helen HALEY. The annual grand visi-
tation will occur November 20. Past
Matron Mrs. Mildred sherman and
Past Patron Charles Morgan will be
in charge of the program.
East Gate Chapter. No. y. will
meet November 6, when the Grand
Chapter officers will pay their annual
vista ton. Mrs Neva j. Coon is in
charge of the arrangements. \ Spe-
cial invitation is extended to the
Matrons and Patrons Association of
1925 and TO the members of the order
generally.
The auxiliary home board of Beth
any Chapter. No. -. met at the Bur
lington Hotel for luncheon Monday.
The patron. Mr.. All. was an invited
guest. The hoSteSSes were Mrs. 1nez
Garrigus. Mrs. Amy Alf and Mrs.
Anna Grant. After luncheon the
members proceeded To the Masonic
Temple and took part in the regular
home board meeting. Mrs. Carrie
Whyte. chairman of the committee in
charge of the bazaar held during the
past week. announced ii ms financial
success. The degrees will be conferred
at the next meeting. November t.
The committee appointed to ar
range card party at the Raleigh
Hotel November 5. at > pm, reports
that its plans are practically COM
pleted The purpose of this party is
To raise funds for member of the
Eastern Star who is suffering from
tuberculosis and is now in hos
pital at Denver, Colo. The party is
being sponsored by the grand matron,
grand patron, and the 1925 matrons
and patrons There will he a number
of prizes and candy will he sold. Mrs.
Lena Stephenson is chairman of the
committee.
Good VIII Chapter No. Sc, will hold
a card party Tuesday evening. at the
Inn-Side Cafeteria. 7l9 Thirteenth
street. At the next meeting, Novem-
Der l3, the line will be advanced
Ruth Chapter. No. !, will devote to-
morrow night TO Sociability. There VIII
be a brief business meeting followed
by a special program
The annual grand visitation of Ia
koma Chapter, No. l.. took place
October % In addition to Grand Ma
tron Nellie f. Fletcher. Associate
Grand Patron George Pitt and other
officers of the grand chapter. the fol
lowing distinguished guests were pres
ent: Right Worthy Grand Treasurer.
Alcena Lamond: Past Worthy Grand
Martha Flora Campbell; Past Grand
Patron William g. Belts. and the ma,
irons and patrons of 1925. The Grand
matron and patron were MADE non
orarv members of Takoma Chapter.
Ruth l.. Morgan. past matron OF
Washington Centennial Chapter. sang
a favorite song for Grand Patron
Shreve. Ed. II. Cooley, past patron or
Takoma Chapter and in charge OF the
program, gave recitation. MI.
Shinn presented the grand matron
with a pumpkin and Mrs. Cooley pre-
sented the associate grand patron with
a pumpkin. each containing gl1t.
Ruby Arnold rendered several piano
selections.
Natron Ruth ~ F'urr announces
work in Federal Chapter, |. D., Satur-
day evening: chapter room NO. =
Masonic Temple, New York avenue
and Thirteenth street. At the chap-
ter's last meeting new bylaws were
adopted.
a turkey dinner and bazaar will he
given by the cha pter Tuesday. No
vember II. starting at ) pm. at North
east Masonic Temple. Eighth street
between + and F streets northeast
The Grand Chapter will pay its an
nuaI visitation Ia Federal Chapter
November u.
Washington 'cntenfllil HdDItt
held dance and card party at Ward
man Park Hotel October 3. This
party was promoted by the matron.
Mae NJ Odenwald. together with the
Chairmen of the several general COM
mittees. as follows: Minnie T.. Rich,
chairman ways and means committee;
Eliza beth NJ Vivian. vice chairman:
Mabel II. Cook. chairman auxiliary
home board committee: Hannah II.
Munroe. chairman endowment commit
tee, and Ella NJ. Fenton. chairman
dormitory committee. The proceeds
will he applied toward the maintenance
of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home.
Trinity Chapter. No. 81, will meet
next Thursday at s. o'clock.
Congress Lodge Chapter, No. 30,
will have its grand visitation tomor-
row night.
The Grand Chapter will pay St.
Johns Lodge Chapter its annual
grand visitation tomorrow evening.
Bethlehem Chapter. No. !. received
the grand matron and grand patron
and other officers of the Grand Chap
ter on their annual grand visitation
last Tuesday evening. They were vel
coined bN the mduon, MIS-. beuidH
Capper. Presentations were made to
the grand matron and grand patron
by Past Patron DR.. Stephenson, and
Mrs. Hall of Bethlehem Chapter. re-
Spectively The following program
was announced by the acting patron,
Van w Roberds: Vocal solo, Mrs.
Carnahan of Loyalty Chapter, accom-
panied by Mrs. Elsie Weaver. pianist,
OF Bethlehem Chapter; recitation by
Miss Chaffee of Bethlehem Chapter;
solo by Mrs. W. w. Deal of Bethlehem
Chapter, and reading by Mrs. Roth
rock OF Cathe hedral Cha apter.