Evening star., 1925-01-04
FRATERNITIES

Monday evening. After a business
meeting, progressive five hundred was
played. The following members were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lin
| thicum. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shreve,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Waterman, DIR.
and Mrs. Victor Rench, Mrs Julia
Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vincent,
Mr.. McCardell, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Seller, Mrs. Eva Court, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Morgan, jr.; Mrs. Ruth K.
Mills, Dr. and Mrs. Conrad Praetorius,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Newsom. Ernest
Dulin, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Campbell.
Mrs. Minnie Keyes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Sener. son and niece.
At the meeting of Temple Chapter,
No. 13, December %, the following Of
ficers were installed: Harriet A. Cor
win. matron: Margaret Smiler. asso-
ciate matron; Herman Norwood, pa
tron; Clara Wiseman, secretary: Nora
V. Henry, treasurer; Miriam Augen-
stein, conductress; Lille Eibel, asso-
ciate conductress; Jennie Bean, chap
lain, Louise Hoskinson, marshal; /;
Alice Larrimore, organist; Ethel Ro-
senthal, Ada: Thelma Pedan, Ruth;
Eva Brisker, Esther; Louise Easton,
Martha; Jeanette Morris, EIecta;
dale, sentinel. Nellie Fletcher, asso-
ciate grand matron. installed the Of
ficers, assisted by Mamie l.. Contella,
grand marshal, and Emma Demaray,
acting as chaplain. Many gifts and
flowers were presented to the past
and present officers.
January II the cha pter is celebrat-
ing it's fifteenth birthday, and it ex-
tends to all its members and friends
an invitation to attend
The installation of officers of
Bethlehem Chapter, No. I, was held
last Tuesday evening at Northeast
Masonic Temple. Retiring Matron
Mrs. Irene Darnell installed the Off
GERS, assisted by the retiring marshal
Mrs. Ida NJ. Roberds. Those installed
We're Mrs. Beulah Capper, matron;
James T. Blalock. patron; Miss Adele
Marseglia, associate matron; Mrs.
Jennie A. Meyer. secretary Gre
elected); Mrs. Mary E. Hussey, treas
irer (re-elected); Mrs. Mabel r.
Bradburn, oonductress; Mrs. Ethel D.
Nelson, associate conductress; Mrs.
Lille e. Hall, chaplain: Mrs. Annie
Blalock, marshal; Mrs. Elsie NJ.
Weaver, pianist; Mrs. Ruth n. Bau-
mann, Adah; Miss Vincenza Marseg-
liza. Ruth; Mrs. Grace c. Ingels,
Esther; Mrs. Hilda Moore. Martha !;
Miss Margaret Mcmahon, Electa: Mrs
Lulu NJ. johnson, warder and A. w.
Bowen, sentinel. Vocal selections
were rendered by Miss Grace H Rob-
erds, accompanied at the piano by
Miss Frances E. Roberds, and read
ings by Mrs. Myrtle L. Davis. The
new matron was presented with a
gavel by the associate grand con-
ductress of the Grand Chapter of the
District, Mrs. Lena Stephenson, on be-
half of herself and husband, DR..
Stephenson, and another gavel was
presented to the new matron by Mrs
Caroline NJ. Curry on behalf of the
family of the matron. She was also
the recipient of several other gifts
from friends and relatives. The past
matron's Jewel was presented to the
retiring matron, Mrs. Irene Darnall,
by Past Patron Robert W. Mathany
and Ithe retiring patron. Van W. Ro-
herds. was presented with a button
by Past Matron Mrs. Luella Barrows.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Roberds presented the
junior past matron with hand
painted dish on behalf of herself and
the Junior past matron. and the latter
was presented with handsome brief
case by his matron on behalf of her
husband and herself The retiring
officers presented their matron and
patron with gifts, and the installing
marshal was given a boquet of roses
by the chapter. Associate Matron
Miss Adele Marseglia presented flow
ers to the new chaplain, Mrs. Lille
Hall, and to the new Electa, Mrs.
Margaret Mcmahon.
Martha Chapter No. 4, recently in
stalled officers, with Past Matron
Grace Kreiger in charge, assisted by
Past Matron Jessie Hover as marshal
The following program was presented
by Junior Past Patron Frank Hursh:
Past matron's jewel was presented to
Junior Past Matron Mary P. Allen by
Past Grand ,Matron Flora CampbelI:
solo, Miss Jackson; Past Matron
Louise Linthicum presented silver
knives and forks and salad forks to
Junior Past Matron Mary p. Allen as
gift from the chapter: Mrs. Richard
son presented a Masonic ring to
Junior Past Patron Frank Hursh
from the chapter: Conductress Lille
Barker presented a gavel to Matron
Ellen Reynolds as personal gift
from Past Patron Richard Barker and
Cawson to Patron William A. Kim
mel from his children; Junior Past
Matron Allen presented Junior Past
Patron Hursh with a leather-bound
book, and he in turn presented her
with a silver vase; Past Patron Rich
ard Barker presented to the junior
past matron a lace scarf from her
sister and niece; Past Patron Sharah
presented a silver lavaliere to- Re-
cordng Secretary Annetta Evans as
a gift from the chapter; Past Patron
Barker presented an emblematic ring
to Mabel Kellogg, who is Martha,
from her mother; Past Patron Otto
Roepke presented an electric silver
percolator and tray to Treasurer Char
lotte Payne from the chapteri solo,
Mrs. Otto Roepke, accompanied by
Prof Storm; presentation of bracelet
to the junior past matron by Mar
garet Sanford from her officers:
presentation of stick pin to the Junior
past patron by Daisy Bark er from
the officers. The retiring matrnn pre-
sented each of her officers with hand
painted china. Past Patron Richard
Titlow sang. ..
The officers of Electa Chapter. No.
2. were installed by Mrs. Marjorie
Campbell. matron; Past Matron Mrs.
Ethel Scantlebury, as marshal, and
Mrs. Lillian Butler, as chaplain. as
follows: Mrs. Marion Pollock, ma
tron; F. Tracy Campbell. patron; Mrs.
Marietta Thompson, associate ma
tron; Mrs. Elsie Robinson, secretary:
Mrs. Helen Roberts, treasurer: Mrs.
Florence Fowler, conductress; Mrs.
Elizabeth Harmon, associate conduc-
tress; Miss Marion King, chaplain
Mrs. Bessie Darling, marshal; Mrs.
Maud Fry. organist; Miss Marion
Dony Adah; Miss Alberta. Rodgers.
Ruth; Miss Margaret Mills, Esther;
Miss Florence Womersley, Electa
Mrs. Orrie Hanes, warder, and Arthur
Emo, sentinel. Baskets of flowers
were presented to the matron, Mrs.
Marion Pollock. The retiring natron,
Mrs. Marjorie Campbell, received the