Evening star., 1925-02-08

| OF the MatrOnS ana fdtTOHs AsSo-
ciaticn of 1925. Rose Yost has been
rs years. She was the recipient OF
many gifts, including mesh bag
from the grand matron and grand
| patron; a lamp from the past grand
officers; a comb from Junior Past
| Grand Patron Belts, and silver from
| the matrons and patrons of 1925. So
los were rendered by Fred East and
Mr.. Raymond. accompanied by Mr.
| Wilson. and a sketch by members o.
Friendship Chapter. Refreshments
were served, followed by dancing.
Gavel Chapter, No. 20. will have q
rummage sale Monday, Tuesday ant
! Wednesday at Twentythird and G
streets northwest. The dormitory COM
mittee will meet Friday night at
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Thompson
| Al u street northwest. Horored
guests at the last meeting were
Grand Matron Nellie E. Fletcher and
Grand Patron Charles Shreve, Junior
Past Grand Patron William Belts and
Past Grand Patron Mobrey, all OF
whom made addresses.
A reception was given by Friend
ship Chapter. No. IT, and Temple
Chapter, No. 13, Saturday evening
January 81, to Grand Matron Nellie
E. Fletcher and Grand Patron Charles
S. Shreve at the Willard Hotel. II
addition to the grand matron and
grand patron, who headed the re-
ceiving line, were Henry Lansburgh
potentate of Almas Temple, A A. Q
N. NJ. s.; w. E. Miller, grand COM
mander, knights Templar: Simon
Bube, grand high priest, Royal Arci
Masons: the officers of the officia
line of the Grand Chapter, many past
grand matrons and grand patrons
and matrons and patrons of 1925 also
participated in the ceremonies. Will
liam Belts, Junior past grand patron
acted as master of ceremonies.
Martha Chapter. No. 4, Will hold a
500 card party February "a at the
Colonial Hotel. Mrs. Lille Barker
conductress, is chairman.
The associate grand conductress,
Mrs. Bogley: Past Grand Matron Mrs.
Bornheim, and Past Grand Patron
Murch were present at a short busi-
ness meeting of Mizpah Chapter, No.
8, last Tuesday. which was followed
by Valentine program, in charge of
Mrs. Helen Brewton, and consisted OF
a heart drill and n crossword puzzle.
A masquerade dance will be held in
the Georgetown Masonic Hall Saturday
of this week. The chapter, with the
assistance Of the Mu Delta Sigma. will
be host to the 1925 Matrons and Pa
irons Association at its meeting Feb
ruary II.
At it's last meeting Takona Chapter,
No. IL, celebrated its seventeenth birth
day anniversary. The guests of honor
were Grand Matron Fletcher. Grand Pa
tron Shreve and a number OF 1925 ma
irons and patrons. The chapter will hold
a Valentine meeting February 13, at
which time three candidates will be
initiated, followed by a program. The
auxiliary home board committee will
meet Tuesday at the home of Lillian
Wallace, 1917 Varnum street north
west.
Matron Mrs. Margaret G.. Kennerly
of Unity Chapter, No. %, announce
the observance of the eighth birthday
anniversary of the chapter next Friday.
After a short business session the meet
ing will be open for the admission of
the friends of the members and later
adjourn to the banquet hall. The line
officers constitute the committee In
charge of arrangements. The ways
and means committee will give a
dance February 10 at Masonic Hall.
Fourteenth and Kenyon streets north
west. and "a card party wiilHber held
February IT at the Wistaria Cafe, +
near Fifteenth street, under the aus
pices of the endowment committee.
At its meeting February 4. Areme
Chapter, No. 1G, was entertained by a
program in charge of the star points.
Claribel Gay. chairman. Selections
were furnished by the Kinnear Or
chestra; solos, Mary Downs Langley,
accompanied by Marvel Jester at the
piano; violin selections, Julius Ochs
and a skit by John Murphy and Ivan
Bailey. The grand matron and grand
patron. accompanied by the matrons
and patrons of 1925, Past Grand Ma
tron Barnhardt and Past Grand Pa
tron Belts, and Past Patron Alexan-
der of Ruth Chapter, No. 1, the first
patron of the Eastern Star, were pres
ent. A gold thimble was given to the
matron and a gold pencil to the pa
tron by the star points, being pre-
sented by little June Gay. Heart
boxes of candy were distributed by
the star points. The chairman Of the
home board announced an oyster sup
per February 25. The chairman of the
ways and means committee announced
dance will be held February 19 at
Wardman Park Hotel.
The annual banquet of the 1910 Ma.
irons and Patrons Association was
held Friday evening at the Cont.
mental Hotel. AT the business session
conducted by the president, Mrs. Ella
Fillius, officers were elected as fol.
lows: President, Mrs. Nellie G. Plum.
| ley; vice president. Mrs. Ella Fillius
ecretary-treasurer, Walter P. Plum.
ley, and executive committee, Mrs
Mary G. Hamill, DR.. w. H. Hampton
and DR.. c. L. Henry. Past Grand Ma.
tron Flora Campbell and Mrs. Hamil
presented program, the chief fea.
| lures of which were an impromptu
skit called Tossing the Cap" while
DR.. Henry and Mr.. Plumley also
gave a sketch. Readings by Miss
Corinne Hay and soprano solos BY
Mrs. Plumley concluded the program
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. E
| Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Abran
Frey, Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Mayberry
Mrs. Ella Fillius, Mr.. and Mrs. j
Frank Campbell, Miss Corinne Hay
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Hampton, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. G. Cheesman. DR.. and Mrs. c
L. Henry, Mrs. Mary G. Hamill AND
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Plumley.
Fidelity Chapter, No. 10, will NEE,
| next Tuesday.
The meeting of Columbia Chapter
will be held tomorrow night. After
short business session there will be
entertainment and dancing.
The matron of William F. Hunt
Chapter, No. 16, announces there will
be degree work Thursday evening
A valentine party will also be held
The dormitory committee will meet
at the home of Lillye and Rose Levy
in the Portner apartments tomorrow
Final rehearsal for officers will be
held at pm. tomorrow at the temple