Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-04

accompanist. This was followed by
refreshments.
The July and August meetings OF
the Drill Corps and Ladies' Auxiliary
have been called off, but the drill
team will continue it's semi-monthly
drills throughout the Summer.
EASTERN STAR.
At the last meeting Of Loyalty
Chapter, No. 80, before the Summer
vacation, Past Grand Matron Flora
Campbell and Past Grand Patron
George Mobray were distinguished
guests. The meetings have been called
on for July. August and the first
meeting in September. The degrees
were conferred on William /. Tignor
Mrs. Campbell presided in the east
with past matrons of Loyalty Chapter
filling the other stations, as follows
Junior Past Matron Eva F. Lynch
conductress: Past Matron Blanche
Carnahan. Adah; Past Matron Sadie
Haskell. Ruth; Past Matron Annie G.
Munson, Martha; Past Matron Mary
Is. Snavely, Electa. Mrs. Joyce OF
Ruth Chapter sang during the confer
ring of degrees, followed by a solo BY
the patron, Irving NJ. Tullar. Mrs
Elizabeth Rhine presented a bououe,
to the matron, Mrs. Bertha NJ. Davis
In behalf of the star points, and also
one to Mrs. Campbell. An outing was
held at Chesapeake Beach June &c
The chapter will attend the services
at Temple Heights September 10.
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The June meeting Of the Women's
Eastern Star Club, United States
Treasury Department, was held at the
home of Mrs. Ethel NJ. Gregory
Woodstock street, Clarendon, Va. A
picnic supper was served at O'Clock
to the members and their guests. fol
lowed by short business meeting
Later Miss Margerie Elsie Of Claren
don entertained with group of songs
accompanied by her mother. after
which cards were played for the bene
fit of the fund which the club has sci
aside to furnish a. room in the chill
drens dormitory at the Masonic anc
Eastern Star Home. The next meet
ng will be in September, at which time
the annual election Of officers will take
place.
The twelfth annual picnic of the
Matrons' and Patrons Association OF
1914, was held at CoWles' Shack. the
Summer home OF DR.. and Mrs. a. f.
Cowles. at South River Park, June 81
The party left in automobiles from the
Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge under
the leadership Of William Scantlebury
On arrival they were entertained by
DR.. and Mrs. Cowles and later went
to Shady Oak Inn, where chicken
and soft'shell crab dinner was served
The 3S present then took a water trip
on the South River to Chesapeake Bay
and return, after which a picnic sup
per was served on the grounds,
The lawn party given by the tenn
pie committee of Bethany Chapter
No. "a, at the residence Of Past Pa
tron William B. ALI. was reported a
success. A 40-mile ride down the
Potomac will be given by the chap
ter the evening of July II.
Although Esther Chapter has called
off its meetings for July and August
and the first meeting in September
the silent card party" of the chap
ter is still in progress. 1t is planned
to continue this party for some time
for the benefit of the children's dor
mitory of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. The Auxiliary Home
board met Thursday. with Past Ma
irons Mary Birgfeld and Cecilia Achi.
son. The board has for it's objec,
this year the procurement Of funds for
the hospital at the home. The chap
ter is an especially invited guest al
the religious services at Temple
Heights this afternoon.
Matron Emily A. Smith Of Areme
Chapter, No. 10. has requested al
her officers, members and friends to
attend the services at Temple Heights
this afternoon at pm.
Mrs. Grace Williams will repre-
sent Areme Chapter in the pageant
to be held on the Capitol steps to
morrow.
The lawn fete of Bethlehem Chapter
No. Z, will be held July II, at Sixth
street and North Carolina avenue
southeast. Associate Matron Mrs
Mable r. Bradburn is chairman. as
sisted by the following chairmen OF
subcommittee: Cake, Mrs. Van Ro
herds; candy. Mrs. Irene Darnell; ice
cream, James Darnall; soft drinks
George Cruit; lollypops, Mrs. Mae
Smith; fortune telling, Miss v. Mar.
seglin; decorations, Thomas r. Brust
The ladies' drill team will give an
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