Evening star., 1925-11-08
donation at this meeting for the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home.

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Electa Chapter will have short busi-
| ness meeting Tuesday evening, after
which the members will go to Suitland,
Md, Community Hall for an entertain
| ment and dance. AT the last meeting
| OF the chapter Is candidates were initi-
ated. The furnishing room in temple
| committee meets Wednesday at the
| home of the matron. Monday the
of Mrs. Cora Mayberry, Meadows, Md
| Thursday the dormitory committee
will meet at the home of Mrs. Ruth
| Simpson.
Matron Corwin' announces at the
| next meeting of Temple Chapter, No.
13. tomorrow evening, the grand ma
tron and grand patron will pay their
annual visit. All members of the order
are invited.
A card party was given for Bethany
Chapter at the home of Mrs. Adele
Leibert, 5013 Fourteenth street, Oc-
tober "a, with Mrs. Anna White as.
sisting. The Bethany Social Boosters
will be entertained at the home of Mrs
Ursula Danforth, 1927 kilbourne
place, at their November meeting. The
Bethany Bowling Team, entered in the
1<aucS " dSHlHklOn buCkpln League,
Will bowl at the Coliseum, Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue, at 8
30 clock Tuesday evenings. The cleo
ton OF new officers will take place on
December T.
The next stated meeting of Unity
Chapter, No. %, will be November 13,
in the Masonic Temple. The men of
the chapter have charge of the enter
tainment and refreshments. and a pro-
gram has been arranged. Martha
Washington Chapter of Alexandria
Va, will be present as guests Of the
evening and the degrees will be con-
ferred
The Women's Eastern Star Club,
Treasury Department, will meet Fri
day at pm, at the home of Grace
Williams, the Montgomery. The off,
GERS for the ensuing year are Grace
Williams, president; Irene w. Biggs
vice president; Phoebe Haight. secre-
tary; Ethel Gregory. treasurer; Laura
Dixon, warder: Mary Armstrong, chap
lain; Anna Hammond. marshal, and
Nettie Skinner, organist.
Cathedral Chapter conferred the de-
grees on several candidates at it's last
meeting. After the close Of the busi-
ness session the chapter was enter
tanned by the men with a skit entitled
The October Meeting of the Auxiliary
Home Board" with the following in
the cast: George b. Casey. James +.
Sir Louis, William j. Dow, Louis {.
Nogt, Charles +. Trogner. a. +.
Cowles and Messrs. Allan r. Horn,
Bert r. Bair, William II. Rippard. No
vember / there will be degree work
The line officers will be advanced. Re
freshments will be served
Columbia Chapter will meet tomor-
row night and after the usual business
there will be a program under the di-
rection of the conductress, Mrs. Lena
Fisher. Services will be held at the
home this afternoon at 3 o'clock under
the auspices OF this chapter. The
speaker will be Rev. Daniel L. Snyder.
pastor of Emory NJ. Z. Church. The
matron, Mrs. Mae E. Shade. urges a
full attendance Of members and their
friends.
Friendship Chapter. No. Il, will
meet Tuesday evening. A social and
program will follow a short business
session. The matron has called spe-
cial meeting for November 13 for the
purpose Of comforting of the degrees.
The grand visitation will take place
November "a.
Hope Chapter, No. 80. will hold it's
regular meeting next Wednesday at
1880 o'clock when the degrees will be
conferred by Past Matron Jennie
Gregory and Past Patron Charles o.
Mellar Of the 1928 association.
The annual grand visitation to Will
liam +. Hunt Chapter. No. 16. took
place at the last regular meeting.
Grand Matron Nellie Fletcher and
Grand Patron Charles Shreeve were
accompanied by the other officers Of
the Grand Chapter and the matrons
and patrons Of 1925. The distinguished
guests were Past Matrons Mrs. Helen
Barnard and Mrs. Flora E. Campbell.
The following program was rendered:
Reading, Mrs Eva P. Rothrock; pres
entation speech to the grand matron,
by John Claggett Proctor: vocal solo.
Miss Lilye Levy; presentation to the
grand patron by Mrs Marguerite Kel-
sey: piano solo, Mrs. Amy Young.
Each of the grand officers was pre-
sented with a souvenir Preceding
the grand visitation degrees were con-
ferred, Junior Past Matron Annie E.
Sweet and Past Patron Charles w.
Rich. presiding Miss Lilye Levy rem
bylaws. Next Thursday the line will
be advanced, Mrs. Helen r. Jennings
presiding. Several stations will be &C.
cupied by past matrons.
Lebanon Chapter will be visited by
the grand matron and the grand
patron and the other officers of the
Grand Chapter at the next meeting,
Tuesday evening The associate con-
l., f,r, o,-I ,o1 4,-eI
chairman of the annual bazaar, en-
tertained the chairman of the various
committees at her home Wednesday
evening. Matron Ida V. Johnson en-
tertained the choir at her home, 1897
Lanier place, Friday evening
Mizpah Chapter, No. s, will meet
November It: the past matronS and
patrons will be in charge. The past
patrons are to supply the entertain
ment. December / the annual election
of officers for the ensuing year will be
held.
A special meeting was held October
80 by Loyalty Chapter, No. 80, for the
purpose of confering the degrees upon
Mrs. Kendall and Mrs. Sands. A short
business session was held Wednesday
evening followed by an entertainment
A program, in charge OF the patron,
Paul Anderson, consisted of: Piano
solos, w. T. Southard; recitations,
Miss Edith Williams of Esther Chap
ter; readings, Mrs. Harmon of Electa
Chapter; vocal solos, Mrs. Addison of
Temple Chapter. Refreshments were
served under the Craftsmanship Of Miss
Wheelock, assisted by Mrs. Bowman
and the star points. A rummage sale
is scheduled for November y, 13 and
IA. with Mrs. Williams as chairman.
The grand visitation takes place No
vember Is.