Evening star., 1925-11-29

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| afternoons at the home of Mrs. Anna
! White. 3145 MI. Pleasant street. The
| annual election of officers will take
| place December a. The next meet
| ing of the Bethany Social Boosters
Will he held at the home of Mrs. Cas-
| sic Cook 2413 Third street northeast,
| December 10.
At it's last regular meeting Joffa
| Lodge Chapter. No. q, had short
! business meeting followed by an enter
! tainment, in charge of the matron,
! consisting of vocal and instrumental
numbers, and a drill by Jobs Daugh-
ters. Refreshments were served fol
| lowed by dancing. At the next regular
meeting, December 2, there will be
the annual election of officers. The
| installation of new officers will he
| held December l6.
! Gavel Chapter. No % Will have cleo
! ton of officers Tuesday evening.
| Acacia Chapter. No. IS. will hold
/ its annual election of officers Tues
| day at 8 pm. Installation of officers
occurs December Is.
Naomi Chapter. No. 8, will elect of
| fiCers at the next meeting. Last
| Wednesday night program was
given and Past Grand Patron Now
brey made an address.
St. John Lodge Chapter will have
charge of the religious services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home to-
day at 3 pm. The services will be
conducted by the Rev. Homer J.
Councillor, religious educational di-
rector of Cavalry Baptist Church. Ma
chimes will meet the fraternity mem
bers at Georgia avenue and Ritten-
house street.
Mizpah Chapter, No. s. will hold it's
annual election OF officers at its meet
ing next Tuesday.
At the meeting of Wa shington Cen
tennial Chapter, No. 26, November 90
DR.. Lula I. Waters Hare and Anna
Madison received the degrees. The
matron, Mae NJ. Odenwald, advanced
the line officers. The entertainment
was in charge of Mary O. Curtin and
Thelma Mendel. The program con
sisted Of vocal solo by Audrey r.
koons, with Lois NJ. Shively at the
piano: piano solo by Catherine Lap
ish: vocal solo, Beulah Reeves of Beth
lehem Chapter. accompanied at the
piano by Lois NJ. Shively. Refresh
ments We're served under the direction
of Beulah NJ. Sehorn and Eleanor +.
Thomas. At the next meeting, De
cember 4. election Of officers for the
coming year will take place.
Esther Chapter, No. 5. met Novem-
ber 10. The evening was devoted to
the reception of the grand officers in
the annual grand visitation. 4 pro
gram under the direction of Bertha
Hudson and Theodore Cunningha m
was given by the past patrons in the
form of a beauty show, number of
the men being dressed as women.
The theme led up to the presentation
of prize to the most beautiful one
in the show and eliminating in
Matron Eta Davis and Patron p.
Raymond Boesch presenting in song
the chapters gifts to the grand ma
iron and patron. The next meeting
will be held December 3, at which
time the annual election of officers
Will be held.
Lebanon Chapter celebrated its
sixth anniversary at the last meeting
and the report Of the years work as
read by the chairman OF the finance
committee, Jacob =. HarveStStraw.
The guests OF honor We're Past Grand
Matron Campbell and Lurtin r. CHM,
president of the board OF trustees of
made appropriate remarks. The en-
tertainment, under the direction of
the star points, was furnished by the
Mohawk Quartet Mrs. kincheloe, wife
of Representative kincheloe of Ken
lucky, and Audrey and Calvert Kelly.
After the entertainment the chapter
retired TO the ba Sement, where Matron
Ida V. Johnson cut the large birthday
cake, and refreshments and dancing
were had.
The next regular meeting Of Tenn
pie Chapter, No. 13, will be held De
cember IA, when election of officers
will be held. Installation will be on
December 2S. At the last meeting d
large class was initiated, after which
refreshments were served and dane
ing followed. The De Molay drill
team gave an exhibition.
The grand matron and grand pa
tron and other members of the Grand
Chapte and the matronS and patrons
of 1925 paid Areme Chapter its an
nual grand visitation November 49,
Gifts were presented on behalf of
the chapter TO the grand matron by
Past Grand Patron Edward S. Bra
shears and to the grand patron by
Miss Maude Felheimer, past matron.
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solos by Mrs. Rose Hartung of Areme
Chapter and Mrs. Reed of Esther
Chapter and a violin solo by Miss
Tillie Cravitz, who were accompa MED
by Mrs. Clara Wolf of Mount Pleas
ant Chapter; reading by Mrs. z. Har-
mon Of Electa Chapter. Mrs. Adri
enc Shreve, wife of the grand patron,
was presented with doll pillow, the
gift having been made by the matron.
The grand matron and grand patron
also We're the recipients of personal
gifts from the matron. At it's next
meeting the chapter will have it's an
| nual election, followed by a banquet
Grand Matron Nellie f. Fletcher
and Grand Patron Charles s. Shreve
and other officers of the Grand Chap
! ter paid Federal Chapter its grand
| visitation November 2l The matrons
and patrons of 1925 were also guests.
| Presentations were made to the grand
matron and grand patron by a chorus
! of IL members, representing the let
| ters Federal L. D., o. Z. S. A pro.
! gram consisted of a solo by Stanley
Bell and a reading by Eugenia Corn.
ing. special meeting preceded the
, visitation, and the degrees were con-
| ferred on a number of candida tes.
| Matron Ruth Furr announces work
| loi tiic iHcCNIIS Ol december D.
East Gate Chapter, No. 21 will hold
its annual election December f. This
VIII also be Homecoming night.
The matron of Mount Pleasant Chan.
| ter, Mrs. Cleone Champion, has called
a special meeting at o'clock Decem-
] ber 4, when the degrees will be con.
! ferred with an advanced line, Miss
! Helen HALEY being advanced to the
matron's chair. Immediately follow
ing this special meeting the regular