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lions not later tndn Monody, DeCcIH'
ber 20. The Almas welfare committee.
headed by Andrew D. Loefner, IN
cludes George A. Anthony. George j.
Efferan, Clyde H. Freed. w. j. Gar.
ner, Sidney L. Hechinger. William II.
c. Hoist. William c. James, Hal 9.
Nelson, o. A. c. Oehmler. E. w. Pat
terson, James NJ. Priest, NJ. e. Slindee.
Harry W. Strieter and Jacob WOLF
man. The tentative outline adopted
by the committee includes participa.
ton in the Fourteen Opportunities"
sponsored by the Associated Charities.
donations to 10 institutions and the
distribution of $50 baskets to indi.
vidual families.
Brightwood Chapter. No. AZ, will
hold card party at the home Of
Mrs. Rose De Veres, TOT Jefferson
street, December s, at s pm. The
chapter will have election of officers
Thursday evening.
EASTERN STAR.
Ruth Chapter. No. 1, will meet to-
morrow evening. There will be an
election Of officers.
The auxiliary board will meet to-
morrow evening at the home Of Mrs.
Eva Williams. with Mrs. Mary T.
O'Brien Joint hostess. Tuesday eve
ming the matron and patron entertain
the officers at dinner at the home OF
the matron. Thursday evening the
dormitory committee will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Gladys Hollister, with
Mrs Marie Purnell joint hostess.
At the last meeting OF United
Cha pter. No. %. the degrees were con-
ferred with the line advanced and
Mrs. Mary E. Steiner as matron and
Past Matron Susie E. Hc.,fnagle in the
lower chair. At that tinte the degrees
were also conferred on a candidate
from Hope Chapter as courtesy to
that chapter and the grand matron.
Gertrude B. Milans. The ways and
means committee announces a chicken
dinner at Epiphany Church. Thir-
teenth near G street, December
from to pm. The next meeting,
December TO- will be election OF Of
ficers.
Takoma Chapter. No. 2. will hold its
annual turkey dinner and bazaar next
Maple and Carroll avenue. Friday
nual election of officers.
Mizpah Chapter, No. s, will meet
Tuesday and elect officers.
Acacia Chapter, No q, will hold
its annual election Of officers Tues
day evening. Installation of officers
will be December 81.
Congress Lodge Chapter. No. IS,
will elect officers tomorrow evening.
The officers of Bethany Chapter.
No. "a, o. r. s.. were entertained at
dinner and cards Wednesday evening
at Capitol Park Hotel by the matron,
Mrs. Lavinia Durham, and the pa.
tron. William Hall. The matron pre-
sented the women with brooches and
the men silver pencils. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Durham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard. Mr..
and Mrs Fosse. Mr.. and Mrs. Leibert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris. Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrigus. Mr.. and Mrs. Whyte,
Mesdames Catlin. Cooper, Douan,
Cook. Grant. the Misses Sanford,
Meyers and Jones and Mr.. Rice.
Maron Jean d. Brown and Patron
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large delegation Of Martha Chapter,
No. 4, visited the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home November 26. The aux
iliary home board was in charge or
the entertainment of the evening. Mrs.
Lille F. Barker, chairman, which con-
sisted of the following: A japanese
sketch, "Mu Chi" given by the Girls
Club. Mrs. Louise kurtz, director, as
sisted by Past Patron r. E. Titlow
and Carleton r. Fry. The specialties
of the sketch included solo by Mrs.
Susie n Burns, solo by Past Patron
Richard e. Titlow, reading by Past
Matron Evelyn Hursh, dancing by
Miss Janet Rock. and Santa Claus,
John D. Kurtz, who. assisted by two
of his Brownies, Roland Brown and
Jack Kurtz. presented the home with
groceries and provisions, each adult
with a basket of fruit and each child
with a box Of candy. Another feature
Of the entertainment was music by an
orchestra, Paul Burkett. director. Re
freshments followed the entertain
ment.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter. No. 81,
at its last meeting held short busl-
ness session and then entertained Its
friends in open chapter to program
Of music and readings. 1t was Mems
night, and an orchestra, under the
direction of Chester c. Hutchinson,
rendered selections. Carlos P. Fur
minger, cornetist. gave several solo
numbers, and George Provost, charac-
ter readings. Matron Miss Effie T:
Broadnax announces the election of
oficers at the December II meeting.
The chapter will serve dinner to La
Fayette Lodge of Masons at the In
stallation Of its new officers, Decem-
Der Is.
st. Johns Lodge. Chapter No. Is.
will meet tomorrow evening and hold
its annual election of officers.
The grand matron and grand patron
accompanied by the other officers of
the grand chapter. paid Naomi Chap
ter, No. 3, its annual grand visitation
November "a. The following program
was given: Piano solos. Marguerite NJ.
Fisher: drill by star points, directed by
Gladys Wright, terminating in the
presentation of gifts of china to the
grand matron and grand patron by
Words for this number by Callie c.
Ison: readings. Callie Curtis Ison.
Song to grand matron sung by Bes-
sic Doolan: words by Edith W. Clark.
The complimentary dinner to mem
bers Of the chapter will be given De-
cember from $50 to $40 in the ban
ouet hall. Masonic Temple. Grace M.
Talbot. worthy matron, entertained
the officers Of the chapter at the City
Club December 2.
Warren c. Harding Chapter will
hold its annual election Thursday
evening The usual annual banquet
will be held at J. Ernest Dulin's after
the close Of chapter.
Areme Chapter, No. 10, last Wednes.
day evening elected the following ON
GERS: Mrs. Rose Hyer Hartung. ma.
tron: Mr.. Clarence Hill. patron; Mrs.
Grace E Preston associate natron: