Evening star., 1925-05-31
tron and patron will be present Fri
daV evening

| NAL Chapter, No. 26, Mae M. Oden-
wald, announced that at the meeting
! June 5, in honor of past matrons, the
work will be conferred by past matrons
as follows: Matron, Past Matron Cola
! T. Duvall: associate matron, Past
Matron Ruth Aylor Morgan; Conduct
ress, Past Matron Hannah II. Nun
| roe: associate conductreSs, Past Ma
| tron Lillian M. Trueworthy; chaplain,
| Past Matron Frances NJ. LEIGH: mar
| shal, Past Matron Ella Woodward
| The entertainment will be in charge
of Charles G. Hubbard and Eleanor
| W. Hubbard. A mixed quartet, with
| Mrs. John Miller Sylvester, di:ector
| and accompaniSt; Joanna Best Russell
soprano; Linda Berg, contralto; Har'
vey P. Townsend, tenor, and Ben
| jamin Y. Morrison, bass, will sing.
| The meetings for the months of July
| and August have been called off. The
: annual picnic will be held July IL
at some nearby saltwater point. John
| Walker Fenton, jr., is in charge OF
! this affair.
Past Matron Simms of Marian Chap
| ter will give a card party at her home
| 100 Cedar avenue, Takoma Park, Md,
June at pm.
Acacia Chapter will meet Tuesday at
! pm. The home board has adj
| iourned until September and the
| dormitory board until September 10.
| Ruth Chapter will have a short bust.
ness meeting tomorrow evening, at
! which time the bylaws will be pre-
sented for adoption. There will be a
short program followed by a dance
The auxiliary home board will have a
| theater party June 10, at Keith's, for
/ = h., h-rN . L.,
| Loyalty Chapter, No. 80, will cele-
| brate its third birthday next Wednes
! day, the grand matron, grand patron
and matrons and patrons of 1925 being
| special guests. There will be an en-.
| tertainment followed by dancing and
| refreshments. Last Monday night the
| chapter entertained the family at the
Eastern Star Home.
Brookland Chapter, No. II, had an
| entertainment Wednesday. The pro
gram was under the direction of Past
| Matron Marie l.. Stebbins. Philip Ord
vein of the Washington Grand Opera
Company sang, with Mrs. Philip Ord
| vein at the piano. Several numbers
were given by the Southern Methodist
| Church quartet of Hyattsville, Md,
| p. l.. Ordwein, Gwyn Mohler, Truston
Cannon and James Cannon, with
Mrs. c. Fl. Cannon at the piano. and
solos by Mrs. Arthur Fast. with Prof
Thomas at the piano. At the first
| meeting in June the grand officers Will
| visit the chapter.
Unity Chapter. No. 23, will meet
June IL at o'clock pm, in the Ma
sonic Temple. Mrs. Margaret Kenner
| ly, matron, requests a full attendance
n on 1hnts
| the bylaws are to be voted upon. The
chapter will give an entertainment al
| the Eastern Star Home next Friday, al
o'clock. Automobiles will meet Wis
ltors and members at the car stop, or
the corner of Georgia avenue and Rit
tenhouse streets, at 7:45 pm.
Tuesday was amateur evening in
Electa Chapter. No. . The standing
committees presented numbers. as fol,
lows: Furnishing room in temple com
| mittee, The Old Family Album: dor.
mitory committee, The Brides Trous
seau'; auxiliary board, THE Clans
women; endowment committee, Mrs
Jarley's Waxworks, and Anacostia
Lodge. The Mock Wedding" Rev
c. Howard Hambdin awarded the
prizes. Past Patron Charles Etzler
was in charge of the program. The
auxiliary board meets at the home OF
mrs. Eva Williams tomorrow, with
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Mary r
O'Brien hostesses. The dormitory
committee meets at the home of Mrs.
Gertrude Riedel Thursday. This com.
mlttee is also giving a dance at Suit.
land Community Hall Friday evening.
Congress Lodge Chapter. No. s5, will
entertain Grand Matron Nellie F.
/ Flpfphpr M nd Do
ShreVe and the matrons and patrons
of 1925 at their meeting tomorrow. The
chapter will give a 500 card party AT
the Dolly Warden, SIC Twelfth street
northwest, Tuesday.
Warren G. Harding Chapter, No. 81
entertained the guests at the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home Friday
OF last week. The entertainment was
IN charge OF the Auxiliary Home
Board, with Associate Matron Fess as
chairman. The program consisted OF
tableauX entitled The Seven Ages of
Love- paraphrase of The Seven
Ages of Man" Delicious homemade
/ cakes and candies were served with
| cream. Past Patron Davis. A Bov
| Scout master, had several of his bows
entertain the guests.
iiC ENu|AlldIN rome Board Of
Bethany Chapter met at the Portland
Hotel Monday. Luncheon was served
for the members, with Mrs. Augusta
o. Johnson, Mrs. Adele Leibert and
Mrs. Grace NJ. Roberts as hostesses
After luncheon the members of the
board proceeded to the Masonic Tenn
pie IN a body and took part in the
regular Home Board meeting. A
benefit theater party for the chapter
Will be given at Keith's Theater June
8. The chapter is making preliminary
arrangements for dance and bazaar
to be held in the Fall.
The regular meeting of st. Johns
Lodge Chapter, No. IS. will be held
tomorrow, at which time the degrees
will be conferred There will also be
card party Tuesday at pm. at the
home of the matron, 1900 New Hamp.
shire avenue northwest, for the hos
pital fund.
| The Women's Eastern Star Club
United States Treasury Department
held its third annual banquet at The
Cairo May %. The 40 members and
guests were welcomed by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Bessie w. Franzoni. The
distinguished guests We're Grand
Matron Nellie E. Fletcher; Grand
| Patron Charles S. Shreve: the chief
clerk of the Treasury Department
Frank A. Birgfeld, past patron OF
Esther Chapter; Adrian Shreve, past
matron of Temple Chapter, and Mrs
Birgfeld past matron of Esther Chan.
ter. The program, arranged by Ruth
| ID. Fees (chairman), Grace Pearce, A
l.. Curtis and Marion King, consisted
of topical verses on the members SUNG
during the serving of the courses
Each guest was presented with 6