Evening star., 1926-10-31

Grand Chapter. paid Miriam Chapter.
No. %, its annual grand visitation
last Monday evening. Other distin-
guished guests present were Past
Grand Matrons Bertha G. Hudson,
Minerva r.. Crawford. Flora E. Camp
bell. Tillie Chauncey and Nellie E.
Fletcher and Past Grand Patrons
George Mobray, William G. Belts and
Charles Shreve. several Of whom made
addresses. The grand matron was
presented with ice tea spoons by Past
Patron John r. Rappoldt. and the
grand patron. orange spoons. by Past
Matron Sadie A. Boyce. The follow
ing program, arranged by Past Ma.
tron Mrs. Boyce, was rendered: Piano
solo. Pearl Cohen; vocal solos, Mrs.
Deal of Bethlehem Chapter, and vio-
lin solos. Mr.. Wasson. Last Friday
evening a special meeting was called
for the purpose of comforting the de-
grees, at which time the line was
advanced, with Associate Matron Celia
M. Hines as matron.
Mizpah Chapter. No. 8, held a spe-
cial meeting for the comforting of the
degrees Wednesday. The meeting was
followed by an entertainment by mem
bers Of William f. Hunt Chapter. No.
16. and the evening was concluded
by refreshments.
Brookland Chapter. No. IL. met
Wednesday, at which time degrees
were conferred upon six candidates.
Past Matron SaltZman assisted during
the initiatory work. initiating her
daughter. A covered dish party. in
honor of the chairmen of the various
was held.
Unity Chapter. No. %. will hold a
business meeting November II and
the entertainment will be by the past
patrons. Degrees will be conferred
26. with the line advanced
and Mrs. Mary f. Steiner as matron.
The Secretaries Association will
meet November s. in the Office Of the
grand secretary at 7:30 pm.
Federal Chapter. No. 81, was enter
tanned after it's business meeting by
an orchestra. The next meeting will
be held November 6. when the line
officers will be advanced. Past Ma
tron Hannah II. Monroe Of Washing
ton Centennial Chapter will act as
conductress; Federal Chap
ter's associate matron, Virginia
Vaughan, In the east: Jennie Hichew.
in the west. and Lillian
Elliot, associate conductress, acting as
st. Johns Lodge Chapter. No. IS.
will meet tomorrow evening at 80
o'clock
Grand Matron Milans and Grand
Patron Pitt paid Loyalty Chapter, No.
80. their official visit Wednesday eve
ming. The arrangements and program
were In charge Of Mrs. Irving NJ.
Tullar. The proRra m was: Vocal Sc
lections. Mrs. Thelma Reed Rector,
by Mrs. NJ. p. Bullough;
dance. reading and instrumental solo.
Miss Frances Gregary. Gifts were
presented to the grand matron and
grand patron by Mrs. Elizabeth Rhine
during IN original solo by the patron,
Irving NJ. Tullar. Among the dis
guests were Past Grand
Matrons Campbell, Fletcher, Hutchin-
son and Barnhart: Past Grand Patron
Shreve and the matrons and patrons
of 1925. A special meeting was held
last night for the purpose Of con-
ferring the degrees. At the next
meeting. November 3, the program
will be in charge Of Past Matron Mrs.
Mary Snavely. The star points will
have charge of the refreshments, Mrs.
Edna Sands, chairman.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter. No. 81.
held it's first honorary members
night at the last meeting. The fol-
lowing distinguished guests. who are
honorary members. were present:
Grand Matron Gertrude 3. Milans,
Grand Patron George Pitt. Associate
Grand Patron James F.. Dulin. Past
Ora nd Matrons Fletcher. Campbell
and Crawford; Past Grand Patrons
Belts, Dunkum, Shreve. Mowbray.
The entertainment consisted Of
humorous address by Homer J. Coun-
Adams: harp solo. Mrs. Helen B.
Eckman; songs, Miss Peggie Ring
rose, accompanied by Miss Emma
Byers. Next Saturday night there
will be an initiation presented by the
advanced line. There also will be
special musical program by Mrs. Mar
garet Joyce and Mrs. Margaret Nc
Garrity.
Gavel Chapter. No. 90. will have
it's annual grand visitation Tuesday
at S:15 pm.
The home hoard of Bethany Chapter.
No. "a, met last Monday at the Bur
lington for luncheon, hostesses being
Mrs. Amy Alf. Mrs. Yeba Hall and
Mrs. Augusta Johnson. Junior Past
Grand Matron Mrs. Nellie Fletcher was
guest of honor. The next meeting of
the chapter, November 5, will be do
nation night for the home. The an
nual visit to the home will be made
November g. Members not attending
in machines will he met at Third and
streets, or at Georgia
avenue and Rittenhouse street. The
next meeting of the endowment COM
mittee will be held at the residence
Of Mrs. Johnston, at the Eagle gate,
Soldiers Home, with Mrs. Amy Alf as
a assisting hostess.
ODD FELLOWS.
Ora nd Master Henry W. Tippett, in
company with the grand officers of
he Grand Lodge. paid his annual Off