Evening star., 1926-10-17
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are assisting hostesses.
Matron Florence NJ. Lppard of
Gavel Chapter, No. 80, announces an
entertainment Tuesday evening, in
charge of b. F. Shaffer, following a
short business meeting. The auxili-
airy home board will meet Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Emily Pollock,
1914 Valley place southeast.
Naomi Chapter was entertained by
the following Wednesday evening:
Miss Rachel Niedoma nski, piano solos;
Miss Dorothy Sawyer. contraltO solos,
Miss Writ accompanist; Robert Mil
ler, Miss Elinor Mumford and Miss
Elaine McDaniels, in humorous
sketches. At the next meeting. Octo-
ber p, the auxiliary home board, will
repeat the playlet, "Grandfather's
Clock" Distinguished visitors were
Past Grand Matrons Helen B. Strait
and Fanny Taylor and Past Grand
Patron James W. Mowbray.
Brookland Chapter was visited
evening by Grand Matron
Mrs. Gertrude Milans and Grand Pa
tron George Pitt, accompa MED by the
other grand officers. The distin-
guished guests present were Past
Grand Matrons Mrs. Flora Campbell
and Minerva Crawford and Past
Grand Patron William G. Belts, and
the matrons and patrons of 1926. The
matron, Mrs. Virginia Carlton, ex-
tended a welcome to the grand Off
GERS. An allegory. entitled The
Land Of Hearts Desire the lines
written by the organist. Mrs. Gwyn-
cite Willis, and read by Mrs. Agnes
Stallings, the chara cters portrayed by
the candidates of 1926, headed by John
Williams, jr., who also presented the
gifts from the chapter to the grand
matron and grand patron. was pre-
sented. The incidental music was
sung by Mrs. Needs. with Past Pa
tron Troy A. Nubson on the violin
and Mrs. Willis at the piano.
Acacia Chapter will meet Tuesday
evening. At the last meeting the de-
grees were conferred on two candi-
dates. The auxiliary home board met
Tuesday at the home of the chair
man, Elizabeth Davis. The members
will have their annual luncheon and
theater party November 9. The chap
ter will have it's annual grand vista
ton November 2.
Cathedral Chapter, No. "A. is pre-
pairing for one of the biggest events
of the year. This will be staged at
it's next meeting, and will be known
as mems night" The men are re-
tire evening will be turned over to
the men.
At the last meeting of Loyalty
Chapter, No. 81, the members enter
tanned with play, The Spinsters'
Club" The matron, Mrs. Bertha NJ.
Davis, announces that next .Wednes-
day will be the grand visitation, to
which all members of the fraternity,
irons Of 1926 are invited. Mrs. Irving
Tellar is in charge of this event.
Federal Chapter, No. 38, will have
charge of the religious service at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home to-
day at 3 pm. Rev. Charles M. Kreid-
Ter, minister of the Mount Rainier
Christian Church. will deliver the SER
mon. Automobiles will be at Four
teenth and Rittenhouse streets at 2:30
0 clock. A chicken dinner will be
given next Wednesday at Northeast
Masonic Temple from 5 to Z pm. A
the proceeds of which will go toward
the chapter.
The dormitory committee of Beth
any Chapter. No. "a. o. f. s.. will
meet at Mrs. Marshall's, I w street
Thursday, 1890. A card
party will be held October % at the
residence of Mrs. Anna White, 3l45
Mount Pleasant street northwest.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter. No 81,
held its annual grand visitation Octo-
Der 9. Among the distinguished
guests were Grand Matron Gertrude
r. Milans, Grand Patron George Pitt
and the other officers of the Grand
Chapter. The past grands present
were Matrons Strait, Chauncy and
Patrons Belts and Dunkum.
The grand matron made an address.
The program was as follows: Piano
solo, by Mrs. Flora Weber of Bethle-
hem Chapter: readings, Miss Blanche
Entertine of La Fayette Chap re-
marks and presentation of gifts to the
grand matron and grand patron,
Misses Ruth Bates and Brenda Cleare:
vocal selections by quartet of Bethle-
hem Chapter, composed of Mrs
Weber, Miller, Benhani and Seltzer
The next meeting, Saturday night.
will be honorary members night"
Mrs. Mary Ella Hambly is in charge
of special program. Helen B. Hall,
of the home board commit
tee, will hold card party at the
home of Patron Koch POP Frazier
avenue, Aurora Hills, Va, tomorrow
evening.
Grand Matron Mrs. Gertrude B.. Mi
la ms, Grand Patron George Pitt and
the other officers of the Grand Chap
ter paid Bethlehem Chapter it's annual
grand visitation Tuesday. Among the
guests of honor were Past Matrons
Mrs. kimmell and Mrs. Strait and
Past Patron William Belts A large
number of matrons and 'patrons of
1925 also We're present. DR.. Stephen
son, past patron. served in the east
A program was arranged by Mrs
Lille Hall. as follows: Vocal solos bv
Mrs. Marie Deal, piano solos by Mrs.
Elsie Weaver: sketch. entitled Miss
Deborah's Pocketbook," by Mrs Mar
garet Gorsuch. and the 1925 star
points-Miss Edna Ford. Miss Eliza.
beth Van Fossen. Miss V. Marseglia,
Mrs. Eugenia Corning and Mrs
Maude GinSell. Mrs. Hall and those
taking part in the sketch greeted the
grand matron, grand patron and as
socfate grand matron in song, pre-
senting gifts to the grand matron and
grand patron, and also flowers to the
grand matron. The verses were writ
ten by Mrs. Lille Hall. Matron Miss
Adele Marseglia announced a chicken
dinner, October 21. and bazaar. Octo-
ber II and %. Mrs Carrie Batson.
chairman of the dormitory committee
will hold card party at the home of
Mrs. Martha Stoops. $40 Eighth street
October 25. at s pm.
Br1ghtwood Chapter will entertain
the home family at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home next Friday. The
members of Brightwood Lodge are in.
vited guests. There will he card
ma Hh1Iradas. h.