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Areme Chapter, No. 10. will conduct
! the religious services at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home today at
/ pm. Rev. Charles F.. Fultz, pastor
OF the United Brethren Church and a.,
sistant grand chaplain OF the Ora nd
! Lodge. will oficiste. All members and
| their friends are invited to attend.
! Warren G. Harding Chapter. No. 81,
! will celebrate its fourth birthday next
! Thursday. After the close of short
! session there will he a program and
! refreshments. Past Matron Irene w.
! Riggs Will he in charge. Members and
! their friends are invited. The ways
and means comroittee will give card
party Friday evening at O'Clock, AT
l429 F street northwest.
| The next meeting of Leban non Chap
ter will be held Tuesday evening. at
! which time degrees viii he conferred
Plans will be announced at this meet
| ing for the trip to Baltimore by the
members OF the chapter for the pur'
pose OF visiting Arlington Chapter OF
! that city. The matron announces that
! committees Of he annual bazaar viii
| hold benefit theater party at keith's
| Theater October s and at the Rialto
| Theater the entire week beginning
| October to II, inclusive.
! A dinner dance was. given by the
Matrons and Patrons Association of
| 1922 at Shermans Bluf, on the Po
tomac, last wednesday night. and was
| friends. The party met at Dupont Cir
| Gle and drove In automobiles to the
scene of the festivities. in the hills Of
/ Virginia. Following the dinner. which
was ARA anged by A committee consist
| ing of Mrs Richard Vincent, president
of the association Mr.. and Mrs. A.
W. Sherman and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Morgan. games were indulged in and
| later dancing until A late hour.
| Among those present were DIR. and
Mrs. James Buchanan. Mrs Esteue
Tompkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Vim
cent. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Asten Linthi-
cum. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Armstrong
Miss Ellen McCord. Ernest Dulin,
Mrs. Minnie Keyes, Mrs. Julia Riley,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Campbell. Mr..
Mrs. Edward Cooley. Mrs. Eva Court.
Ulton McCardell. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
S3ner.. Edward Sener. Mrs. J. c.
Waterman. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Milans Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Sherman. DR.. and
Mrs Conrad Pretorius and Mrs. Alice
Werner.
Past Matron Mildred Sherman and
Past Patron Charles Morgan con
ferred the degrees at Mount Pleasant
the hall. Fourteenth and Kenyon
streets. Announcement was made of
a carnival and bazaar to be held Octo-
ber 13. at which there will be dancing
and entertainment features.
Gavel Chapter, No. %. celebrated it's
fourth birthday anniversary last
Tuesday evening. Honored guests of
the evening were Grand Patron
Shreves. Grand Conductress Lena
Stephenson, Associate Grand Patron
George Pitt and Grand Lecturer Mol
lie F.. Teachum. atron Leona Hell
wig and Patron Phillip W. Kunz of
Acacia Cha pter and It's members
Joined Gavel Chapter at the invitation
ef Matron Efie NJ. Kessler Fast
Grand Patron William G. Belts pre-
sented the n1atron with a bouquet of
flowers from the matron and patron
Of Areme Chapter. At the close Of the
chapter the following program, was
rendered: Vocal solos. Miss Margaret
Webster and John George Klein. ac-
companied by Mrs. John George Klein:
violin solos, Edward Hoskins. accom-
panied by Mr. Elder. Refreshments
were served followed by dancing.
William F. Hunt Chapter. No. is.
will meet September "a The progra m
Will be furnished by the star points.
After the last business meeting
program was furnished by the Nor
djca Quartet and refreshments were
served
Bethlehem Chapter. No. Z. at the
frst meeting after the Summer va
cation, Tuesday evening had for its
special guests Grand Matron Mrs.
Nellie Fletcher, Grand Patron Charles
s. Shreves and Grand Conductress
Mrs. Lena Stephenson of the Grand
Chapter of the District Of Columbia.
as well as the 1925 matrons and
patrons Matron Mrs. Beulah Capper
welcomed the grand matron and
grand patron. and in response the
grand matron told Of the trip to the
General Grand Chapter at Toronto in
August. The matron announced that
the acting patron. Otto Yingllng, was
soon TO leave the city for California
and presented him with thermos
bottle and the officers Of the chapter
presented him with a box OF cigars
The next meeting will be past ma
irons and patrons night. at which
time Past MatrOn Mrs. Lena Stephen.
son and Past Patron Adolph Siever-
ling will preside in the east and other
past officers will occupy the various
positions in the chapter The an
nual bazaar. dinner and dance will he
held October Is in the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple. At the conclusion Of
the chapter meeting those present
were entertained with a whistlins
solo by Mrs. Ruth Ma iors. who was
accompa MED at the piano by her sis
ter, Mrs. Edna Unruh, of Cherrydale,
Va.
Brooklyn Chapter. No. II, will meet
Wednesday evening. Reports Of i'm.
portant committees will be made.
Mrs. Louise Nubson, chairman of the
ways and means committee. an
nounces dinner and bazaar will be
held October in Brookland Masonic
Temple.
Temple Chapter. No. 10. will meet
September % at 7:30. The members
Temple Heights tomorrow at pm.
Congress Lodge Chapter. No. IS,
will meet tomorrow. Arrangements
are being made for a dance at Ward.
man Park Hotel October Is.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Mary Eppelsheimer. 1927 Hiatt place.
Mrs. Hughes will be assisting hostess.
At ITS meetjnr September 1s Joppa