Evening star., 1926-10-03
FRATERNITIES

ate Matron Rose Hyer Hartung is
chairman.
Washington Centennial Chapter. No.
26. was entertained at its meeting last
Friday evening by the drill team or
Jobs Daughters, after which refresh
ments, in charge of Carleton Schenk-
en-, assisted by the other men OF the
chapter, were served and there was
dancing.
A meeting Of the dormitory com.
mittee will be held October at 1858
Sixteenth street.
The Women's Eastern Star Club.
United States Treasury Department,
resumed it's activities for the season.
holding it's September meeting at the
home of Mrs. Rose e. Flood, in Whit
tier place, with Mrs. Emma Demaray
assisting hostess. The election Of Off
GERS resulted as follows: President.
Mrs. Ethel NJ. Gregory; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Willis j. Fowler: secretary.
Mrs. Mary Armstrong, and treasurer,
Mrs. Rose E. Flood. Officers appoint
ed by the president are: Chaplain,
Mrs. Phoebe Haight; organist. Mrs.
Edna A. Smith: warder. Mrs. Emma
J. Smith, and marshal, Mrs. Ruth D.
Fees. Mrs. Bessie w. FranZoni was
appointed as committee on publicity,
and Mrs. Grace Pearce and Mrs.
Nettie Skinner as committee to visit
the sick. The next meeting will be
held October at the home of Miss
Grace Hess
The dormitory committee Of Martha
Chapter, No. 4, will give a theater
party at Keith's October IL. The aux
tito hDy,,a hoo rd will moot npfphor q
at the home of Mrs. Van Horn. No. ii
Ninth street southeast. The next
meeting Of the girls club, Mu Chi.
will be held October 13 at the home
of Miss Amelia Payne, 129 Kentucky
avenue southeast.
Matron May P. Gibbon has an
nounced that the meeting of Esther
Chapter next Thursday will be de-
voted to entertainment. The program
will be in charge of Past Patron J.
Harry Cunningham. 1t is expected
that the silent card party" for the
benefit of the children's dormitory at
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home,
which has been in progress for some
time, will be concluded at the next
meeting. Past Patron ]. Harry Phil
lips Is chairman of the committee in
charge, with Mrs. Charles H. Cecil as
vice chairman. The auxiliary home
board, of which Past Matron Kath-
crime S. Merritt is chairman, will hold
it's next meeting on October Is at the
residence Of Associate Matron Ada E.
Phillips. 4412 New Hampshire avenue.
at 1890 am.
At the last meeting of Miriam
Chapter degrees were conferred by
tho ,{%l
Past Matron Sadie A. Boyce as ma
tron. Past Patron Thomas Gates as
patron, Past MatrOn Kate r. Stock
man as associate matron, Past Matron
Edith f. Ford as conductress, Past
MatrOn Anna B. Seller as associate
Past Matron Daisy NJ.
Sfmms as chaplain, Past Patron Clay
ton A. Seller as secretary, Past Pa
tron John p. Rappolt as treasurer
and Past Patron Joseph r. Cottrell
as sentinel. Addresses were made
by the past matrons and patrons and
were served. On October
% and 23 d bazaar and dinner will
be held at the Scottish Rite Cathedral,
Third and E streets.
Ruth Chapter, No. l, at its last
meeting celebrated it's thirty-fourth
birthday anniversary. The distin-
were the grand matron and
the grand patron, right worthy
grand secretary, right worthy grand
treasurer, grand secretary and sew
eral past grand matrons and patrons.
After short entertainment refresh
mentS were served. Tomorrow eve
ming the line will be advanced and
the degrees conferred by Associate
Matron Charlton. The associate
grand matron and associate grand
patron will be present. An invitation
is extended to all associate matrons
to attend. After the meeting refresh.
ments will be served and dancing,
will follow.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will hold its
annual bazaar next Wednesday and
Thursday in Joppa Hall, 4209 Ninth
street northwest. Supper will be
served each evening, beginning at
80 o'clock. At the meeting next
Wednesday there will be a short bus.
mess session on account Of the bazaar.
The annual Fall rummage sale will
be held October II. IL and 13.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The grand chancellor, Lee r. EN-.
ory. and associate officers have con-
cluded their unofficial visits TO the
lodges
The grand chancellor and Grand
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