Evening star., 1925-06-07

day Joined Loyalty Chapter, No. 81,
the occasion being the latters thlru
birthday. The program, arranged by
Mrs. Rose Hyer Hartung, to have been
given In Areme Chapter, was shared
with Loyalty Chapter. The artists
of Rho, Beta Chapter of Mu Phi
Epsilon, National Honorary Musical
Sorority, furnished the program as
follows: Miss Edith NJ. Athey. piano
solo; Miss Wynema Mckinley, solo:
she was accompanied by Miss Edith
M. Athey; piano solo, Miss Lois
StuntZ; Miss Mary Thompson sang;
she was accompanied by Miss Lois
Stuntz. Areme Chapter had as an
honor guest c. r. Gutteridge. past
grand patron of the State of Florida,
who gave a talk. The dormitory COM
mlttee announces a card party at the
home of Claribel Gay, 5009 Thirteenth
street, tomorrow at o'clock.
Mizpah Chapter, No. 8, celeRated
Its twenty anniversary Tues
day night. The grand matron, grand
patron and several other officers of
the Grand Chapter and Past Grand
Master Alexander, Past Grand Patron
Murch and many of the matrons and
patrons of 1925 were present. After
short business session the chapter
was entertained by the "Barnyard
readings. James Whitcomb Riley's
THAT Old Sweetheart of Mine" and
The Star Spangled Banner" given
by DIR. Alice V. Jewel, and The
Nuptials of Horatio Gehorsaphat and
RoSemarie Phoebe Snow" as presented
by the Dramatic Club of Anacostia
Lodge. No. 81. The entertainment
was followed by the cutting of a birth
day cake. The chapter will entertain
hnit. F,.ir .lr,r IL ,iT.
and Eastern Star Home. The degrees
will be conferred June Is and a the
ater party given at keith's June 25.
Cathedral Chapter. No. IA will meet
Wednesday and have balloting and
entertainment.
Lebanon Chapter will celebrate its
annual "kiddies' night Tuesday eve
ming. All children of the members Of
the chapter are invited. The enter
tainment will be in charge OF the sec
retary, Mrs. Lille Mckenzie. Re
freShments will be served after the en-.
tertainment. A short business meet
ing will precede the social part of the
evening.
Columbia Chapter celebrated its
fourteenth birthday anniversary at
the last meeting with Grand Matron
Nellie f. Fletcher. Grand Patron
Charles s. Shreve, Past Grand Ma
tron Tillie c. Chauncey, Past Grand
Patron William G. Belts. Past Grand
Patron Gratz Dunkum, Associate
Grand Matron Gertrude 3. Milans.
Associate Grand Patron George Pitt,
Associate Grand Conductress Sallie
Bogley, Grand Lecturer Mary f.
Teachum and a number of 1925 ma
irons and patrons as guests. Past
Patron James l.. Evans presented for
Henry Lansburgh a silk flag TO the
chapter. Conductress Lena Fisher
presented a gavel TO the matron
Mae E. Shade. from a few of the mem
bers. The following program was
rendered: Western songs. by John
White: stories, Fred Pratt solo, George
Meyers. moving pictures of Yellow
stone Park. by E. r. Rochester. Re-
freshmentS were served. The chapter
will have very short business meet.
ing tomorrow night.
William F. Hunt Chapter. No. 16,
celebrated its annual mems night
after the last business meeting with
Joe Bennett. past patron. as chairman
Readings were given by Patron w. C
CAREER and Mr. Wheelock of Gave,
Chapter; solos by Arthur Jett of Alex
andria, Va, and Harry Forker of
refreshments
served. The dormitory committee will
meet tomorrow night. The program.
for the next meeting will be furnished
by the children of the chapter mem.
bers. under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Pearl Trullinger, and the Bethel. No.
/, Jobs Daughters. will be guests.
Hope Chapter. No. 80. will meet next
Wednesday at 7:30 o'clock. There will
be an entertainment at the close of
the meeting. The ways and means
committee will hold a garden party
June II. Is and 10 at thee old Naval
Hospital grounds. Ninth street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue southeast.
A new chapter, 10 be known as Fed.
eral Chapter. L. D., was instituted at
the Masonic Temple May % under the
direction of Grand Patron Charles S
Shreve with the following officers:
Ruth A. Furr, matron; c. W. Elliot.
patron; Virginia Vaughan, associate
matron; Lizzie Bassett, secretary:
Alice Graul, treasurer: Mary Colouitt,
marshal; Dorothy Paul, chaplain: star
points. Adah, Mary Shepherd: Ruth,
Mary w. Curtin; Esther, Ethyle Phil
lipps; Martha. Margaret Lingback:
Electa, Mary E. Curtin; warder, Mat
tie Maloney; sentinel, Louis Giclas: or
conductress. Lillian Elliott. The off.
GERS of the Grand Chapter were pres
ent and also the grand matron of the
Grand Chapter of Maryland Past
Grand Patrons Belts and Duncum.
Stanley H. Ridings, past master of
Federal Lodge, No. /. F. A A NJ.
made an address. It was from the
lodge from which the chapter was
named. and he also presented the ma
tron with flowers from the master of
Federal Lodge and from the Fellow
craft Club of Federal Lodge Numer-
Gus other presenta tions in the way of
paraphernalia and flowers were made.
For the present the new chapter will
meet the first and third SATURDAYS of
each month in the chapter room, No
2. of the Masonic Temple, except July
and August. when it will meet the first
and third Thursdays.
The matron of Friendship CHAPTER.
No. II, announces an official visit from
the grand matron and grand patron
next tuesday evening. The chapter
will call off its meetings during july
and August.
ODD FELLOWS.
Memorial services will be held this
evening at ST. Paul's English Lu-
theran Church, Eleventh and H
streets northwest, at pm. The mem
bershlp of the order will assemble at
the church and attend the special
services to be held in memory of those
who died since last memorial services
Grand Marshal Joseph B Kinder is
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