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This will be the last meeting until
September.
Areme Chapter, No. 10. held Il short
business meeting Wednesday, and the
chapter called off its regular meetings
until September.
Grand Conductress Bogley. Junior
Past Grand Matron Fletcher, Junior
Past Grand Patron Shreve and Grand
High Priest Davis were guests of
the evening.
The program consisted of orchestra
selections under the leadership OF
Prof. Oates, a reading by Mrs. Clara
Bruce, a soprano solo by Dell Sale,
accompanied by Grand Conductress
Bogley, and addresses by John L.
Skinner, master of the New Jerusalem
Lodge. No. 9; Raymond Schreiner,
master of Brightwood Lodge. No. 40.
and r. Webber Wilson, Representa-.
tive in Congress from Mississippi. A
dance was held in the banquet hail
and refreshments were served.
Esther Chapter conferred the de
grees at its meeting on Thursday.
Soprano solos were sung by Miss
Linda Berg, with Mrs. Gertrude
Brooks Trumbly of Fidelity Chapter
as accompanist. Miss Alpha NJ.
Chaffee of Bethlehem Chapter gave
readings. The Chapter choir held its
regular bi-monthly rehearsal Tuesday.
Past Matron Emma Riley and Past
Matron Cecilia Atchison were the
hoSteSSeS.
The auxiliary home board met Fri
day at the home of Past Matron Eta
Wilson Davis. The silent Card
Party for the benefit of the children's
dormitory of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home is in progress and win con-
tinue for some time. This unusual
event is being given support by a
large number of patrons and patron
esseS among whom are included Grand
Master of Masons Sidney II. Jacobs,
Grand Matron Gertrude r. Milans,
Grand Patron George Pitt. Past
Grand Masters J. Harry Cunningham
and Cnarles f. Roberts, Past Grand
Matrons Nellie f. Fletcher and Julia
N. Streater, Past Grand Patron
Charles b. Shreve. Past Potentate l..
Whiting Estes. Simon Kann. John S.
Shreve, D. Sager. e. e. Swan, I.
Behrend, Mr.. Durham, Mrs. Edgar r.
Merritt, Mrs. j. Harry Cunningham,
George p. Sacks, Roland Robins, Cliff
ford Bergman and Fred Bucholz.
The chapter has called off its meet
-ings for July and August and the
first meeting in September. The next
meeting will be September 16. when
the degrees will again be conferred.
Mizpah Chapter, No. s. held a short
business meeting on Tuesdax The
matron and patron urge that Mizpah
be well represented at the religious
service on Temple Heights this after
noon.
A Riddles" night program was pre-
sented after the regular meeting by
the children Of members. 1t included
a piano solo by Miss Bamforth, two
songs by Elizabeth Lee Lanham, a
violin solo by Samuel Bell, recitations
by Helen Louise Kent. group OF
ukulele selections by Aubrey and Cal
vert Kelly, piano solo by Emma
Bell and a song and dance by Erna
Mae and Carolyn Behrend. Due to
remodeling operations refreshments
were restricted to dixies. The zero
hour" awards were appropriate to the
Eummer recess of the chapter. Miz-
pah Chapter will hold it's next regular
meeting on Tuesday. September z.
At its regular meeting Tuesday eve.
ming Lebanon Chapter viii initiate
several candidates. The chapter then
will recess until the second Tuesday
in September.
Following the business meeting of
Miriam Chapter. No. %, last Monday
evening, a program arranged by
Junior Past Matron Anna b. Seller
was given. consisting of piano solos
by Murray w. Gould, solos by A.
Naomi Cooper recitations by Misses
Van Doren and Johnson. The chapter
will celebrate its ninth birthday ami
versary June 2s. Meetings of the
vhapter have been called Off during
the months of July and August.
The Matrons and Patrons OF 1925
will give its first outing at Sherman's
Bluff -on-the- Potomac Tuesday. June
20. Bathing and other athletic
events are scheduled and prizes will
be awarded to winners. Sister StulI
and her committee have arranged the
program.
The supper committee has Sister
Hazen as chairman. A short business
meeting will be held followed by
dancing and cards.
Warren G.. Harding Chapter will
have a program and refreshments
after a short business meeting Thurs
day. Charter members will be the
guests of honor. Members may in
vite their friends.
Unity Chapter at it's last meeting,
June Il, after a short business ses-
sion, celebrated the anual Kiddies'
night. The following program was
rendered with Mrs. Frances Dobson
as chairman: Piano solo, by Elinor
Embry; dances, Lawrence and Mar
garet Rapee; recitation, Mildred
Steele; buck dance, Lawrence Rapee;
recitation, Mary E. Garrison; song,
Margaret Welden; piano solo, Miss
Grace Cornish; exercise. Growing
Summer Queen" by Donald Wooster,
Warren Steiner, Helen Waters, Eleanor
Embry, Marion Waters, Carolyn
Center, Virginia Scott, Mildred Steele
and Margaret Wolfe.
The children then were served re.
freshments in the banquet hall, with
Mrs. Ethel Steele as chairman. The
ways and means committee will meet
June 81 at the residence of Thomas
r. Dobson, 626 North Carolina ave-
nue. southeast. The next meeting
will be short business session, fol.
lowed by social evening and pro-
gram.
Tuesday evening Electa Chapter,
No. 2, will celebrate it's thirty-second
anniversary and the endowment eve-
ming to the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
The endowment committee, Past
Matron Marion B. Linden, chairman,
has charge of the program and Mrs.
Carina Sudduth of refreshments.
The worthy grand matron and worthy
grand patron will be present.