Evening star., 1925-03-15

sang, accompanied by Jean Cornish
Duvall; Helen Eckman entertained
with a reading. and Stanley Bell, ac-
| companIed by Ethel Hegner. sang a
solo. Refreshments were served. At
the next meeting, March 10, the de-
grees Of the order will be conferred.
At the last meeting of Bethany
Chapter, No. "a, degrees were con-
ferred on three sisters-Miss Ruth
Jones, Miss Anna Jones and Miss Jes-
sic Jones. The degrees were also
| conferred on Miss Alice Henderson
| and Miss Lynne WetZel. Several vo-
cal selections were rendered by Mrs.
Montgomery, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Wilbur of St. Johns
Chapter. Past Patron Mobley gave
| a short talk. The next initia atory
| work will take place April 8. The
chapter is arranging for the visit Of
the grand natron and grand patron
| at its meeting March 20. After a
short business meeting an entertain
| ment will be presented which viii be
Sponsored by Miss Yeba Johnson.
This will be followed by the serving
of refreshments In the banquet hall
| at the Masonic Temple. card par
ty will be given by the Sunshine Club
at $40 Eleventh street northwest
! March 81, at s o'clock, under the su-
pervision Of Mrs. A. T. Connor; a
card party at the home of Past Pa
tron Jesse Il. Adams and Mrs. Adams,
1906 Emerson street northwest,
March %, at o'clock.
Clifton Chapter, No. 81, at Clifton
Station, Va. elected officers Tuesday
evening. Associate Matron Mrs.
Maude l.. West was elected ma
tron: Robert W. Ford. patron: Mrs.
Hattie kidwell. associate matron; !;
Mrs. Stina Curtis, conductress; Mrs.
Julia Riordan, associate conductress; !;
Mrs. Grace l. Mathers. the retiring
matron. secretary; Mrs. Lottie l..
Calhoun. e-elected treasurer.
The appointive offices were as fol-
lows: Mrs. Lulu F. Mantiply, marshal: !:
James b. Cross, chaplain; Mrs. Fam
| ME kidwell. warder. and II. w. CAL
houn, retiring patron. sentinel; Mrs.
Emma kidwell. organist. and the
star points are Mrs Addie Weaver.
Mrs. Ruth Mock. Miss Nancy Mer-
chant, Miss Helen ElSin and Mrs.
| Maude Taylor. The retiring matron
| Installed the officers and was assist
ed by Mrs. Lulu Mantiply as mar
| shall.
The matron-elect delivered a talk
and presented Mrs. Grace Mathers
with a past matrons jewel. Past Pa
tron II. w. Calhoun made a short
talk and congratulated the officers
elect. The members were the guests
of Past Worthy Matron Grace Ma
theirs and Past Worthy Patron H. W.
Calhoun. Refreshments were served
Loyalty Chapter, No. 80. at its next
meeting. March lS. Will be visited
| officially by Grand Matron Nellie f..
Fletcher and Grand Patron Charles
;. Shreve. The matrons and patrons
OF 1925 Will also be special guests.
This VIII be an open meeting and
all members of the chapter and
their friends are invited to attend
Mizpah Chapter. No. 8, will confer
degrees Tuesday. A luncheon, dinner
and bazaar will be held Thursday, and
April an exhibition drill will be
given by the patrol of Robert lie
Bruce Chapter, order OF DE Moiay:
April IS is the Mu Delta Sigma card
party and April u Masonic night.
Matron Henri l. MackIe of Brook
land Chapter. No. II. announces
card party for the benefit OF the
temple fund at the home of Mrs
Ruth B. Speake tomorrow evening
and cooked-food sale March 81 at
the home of Mrs. Lucy y. Mayo. 1901
Newton street northeast. The Dra-
matte Club Of the Star Point Society
VIII entertain the Home family with
a play at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home March % at pm. At
the last meeting program under
the direction of Past Patron Troy A
Nubson was given as follows: Reel
tations by Mrs. Eugenia Corning Of
Cathedral Chapter, vocal solos by
Mrs. j. Lester Brooks. accompanied
by Miss Florence Reynolds on the
olano and Past Patron Troy A Nub-
a in1i
Thomas l.. Miller, master of Easr
L,te Lodge