Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-25

ticon views of China and Hawaii by
1r Won Olson. Refreshments were
| served in the banquet hall by the star
| points. Miss Wheelock, chairman.
! Among the guests Of the evening were
Past Grand Patron George w. Mobray
| md Grand Associate Conductress Mrs.
Sallye Bogley.
Naomi Chapter, No. 3, will meet
| Wednesday, October IS, when it
| will hold its annual grand vista
| ton. The worthy matron, Ella b.
| t3laden, entertained her officers on Sat
| urday, October 10, at her home, 1855
| Otis place northwest. On October 81
a dance will be given at the Hotel
| Washington.
There will be a speoial meeting
! called by St. Johns Lodge Chapter
| october 20, $50 pm, for the confer,
ing of degrees. All members of the
! home board will please attend. Cen
eral home board meeting Monday at
1870 pm.
The Masonic and Eastern Star
| Home Board Auxiliary will meet Mon
day, 1:30 pm. Masonic Temple. The
president, Mrs. Emile r. Botsch, re-
quests the chairman of each chapter
TO be present to make an annual re-
port to the board.
The past matrons OF Brookland
Chapter, No. IL, O. T.. s.. will put
on the degree work Wednesday eve
ming, with Past Matron Lena c.
Cheesman acting matron and Past
Patron Mark II. Barnum acting pa
iron. ,MatrOn Henri /. Mackle re-
/ quests the chairman of each commit
| tee to be present to make final re-
| ports. The Past Matrons' Associate
will meet with Past Matron Anna B.
, Saltzman Tuesday evening, pm.
| Martha Chapter. No. 4. o. L. S., will
hold Il card party with Mrs. Janet
Martin, III Third street northeast,
October IS.
Warren G.. Harding Chapter will
have benefit night at Keith's Tues
! day for the dormitory fund.
Matron Ida V. Johnson OF Lebanon
Chapter announces that degrees will
be conferred at the regular meeting
! on Tuesday evening, and that a spe-
cial meeting will be held on Friday
evening, October 80, at which time the
| line officers will assume advanced DO
sitions.
The trip to Baltimore, for the pur-
/ pose of visiting Arlington Chapter,
was enjoyed by about $50 members Of
the chapter, who made the journey in
double-deck busses last Tuesday eve
| ming. The officers of Lebanon Chap
| ter, in behalf of the entire member
ship, presented Arlington Chapter with
a large silk Eastern Star flag Suit
able speeches of acceptance were made
! by the matron and patron of Airing
ton Ehapter. Lebanon Chapter was
| entertained at dinner before the meet
ing and refreshments were served just
| before leaving for Washington.
/ AT the next meeting of Unity Chap
ter. No. %, o. f. s., November 10, the
men will have charge of the program.
An invitation has been extended to
! Martha Washington Chapter of Alex
4. andria, Va, to be the guests of this
evening.
AT the meeting on October % the
/ degrees were conferred.
! The auxiliary home board. Mrs. Os.
| car Logan, chairman, held n card
| party at the home of Past Patron
and Mrs. Alexander Steel, on Long.
fellow street. October 90.
JR. 0. U. A. M.
The Pen Mar reunion committee
held meeting on October Is. They
! 90 SiiuCa 'oi iiiS " ilHU ways anC
means of increasing their treasury, sc
that 1t will not be necessary to call OF
he councils for financial support next
Summer. Councils who have not done
| so are urged to appoint representa-
| tive on the committee
| Edward J. Ross Council, No. &c. met
| last Thursday evening at Pythiar
Temple, 1912 Ninth street northwest
! Among the visitors present was Sid
ney II. Smith Of Connecticut, past
national representative, who made re
I marks on the Orphans Home at Tifin
Ohio. Interesting remarks were also
| made by j. r. Simpson, State Council
CONDUCTOR: W. L. Sudwarth. chairman