Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-07
Raleigh Hotel January 2s. A program,
including the initia ton of Past Matron
Ruth Little and Past Patron William
DoWdeu was held.

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the initiation of Past Matron
Rath Little and Past Patron William
Dowden was held.
Naomi Chapter, No. 3. entertained
in the banquet hall January 81, with
q program given by the physical train
ing class Of Eastern High School,
under the direction of Miss Imogene
G. Stockett. Tho thirty-second birth
day anniversary of the chapter will be
held February 10. The program Is In
charge of Edith w. Clark. There viii
be dancing and refreshments.
Gavel Chapter, No. %. met Tuesday
evening, at which time the degrees
were conferred. and vocal selections
rendered by Past Patron Stanley r
Foltz. The dormitory committee will
hold its next meeting Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Il. Miller
FOL Thirteenth street northeast. The
ways and means committee has made
plans for dance and card party to be
given at Wardman Park Hotel Febru
airy l6.
William F. Hunt Chapter, No. 16
celebrated It's fourteenth birthday an
niversary at its meeting January %
Among the distinguished guests were
Grand Matron Gertrude f. Milans
Grand Patron George T. Pitt. Junior
Past Grand Matron Fletcher. Junior
Past Grand Patron Shreve and Past
Grand Matrons Streater, Chauncey
and Campbell and Past Grand Patrons
Streater, West. Belts and Dunkum
Associate Grand Matron Stephenson
Associate Grand Patron Duiin and AS
sociate Grand Conductress Watt
Also many of the matrons and patrons
of 1928 and 1925. After the installa
ton Of four of the officers who were
unable to be present at the last meet
ing. a program In charge OF Junior
Past Patron William G. Carter was
given. Original verses written by
Past Patron John c. Proctor for each
matron and patron of the chapter
since Its institution in 1912 were read
Piano solos were rendered by kath
leen Ross and an original sketch b..
Junior Past Patron William c. Carter
was given. Past Patron William 7
Jennings presented Matron Helen r.
jennings with a gavel. Refreshments
were served and there was dancing
The next meeting will be held Feb
ruary II.
The next meeting Of the Women I
Eastern Star Club. United States
Treasury Department. will be helc
February Il, at l34l Ingraham street
Mrs Mary Armstrong acting al
hostess.
Matron Mabel r. Cook, of Washing
ton Centennial Chapter. No. Is. ha:
been appointed grand marshal of the
Grand Chapter. The dornitory com
mittee, Of which Mrs. Anna s. Porter
field Is chairman. will hold a meeting
at the American Association OF Uni
versity Women, 1884 Eye street, Feb
ruary 10.
The annual reception and dance OF
Bethlehem Chapter, No. Z, was held al
Wardman Park Hotel last Tuesday
evening. The reception OF grand Off
GERS and officers took place during 9
short intermission. Among those pres
ent were the associate grand matron
Mrs. Lena Stephenson: associate
grand patron. J. f. Dulin, and associ
ate grand conductress. Mrs. j. T
Gibbs. Several vocal selections were
rendered by Mrs. Marie Deal, accom-
panied by Miss Gertrude Smallwood
at the piano. Next Tuesday the chap
ter will hold a meeting followed by @
program of entertainment and refresh
ments. One of the groups of the
Home Board. of which Mrs. Van
FoSsen is chairman, will have some
thing of particular interest to every
member of the fraternity that eve
ming.
Mizpah Chapter. No. 8. held short
business meeting Tuesday, which was
followed by q program as follows: A
Colonial Minuet by the Mu Delta
Sigma and the Charleston by Misses
Lowrey and Evelyn Alder. they
were accompanied by Miss Eleanor
Huiburt A valentine dance for the
benefit of the Auxiliary Home Board
will be given Friday. A theater party
at keith's Is scheduled for February
Is. The annual luncheon and dinner
viii be he'd in the banquet hal
March 10.
Areme Chapter, No. 10. o. E. s.. viii
give a valentine dance at the May
flower Hotel Saturday night. Febru
airy 10. This is the big social affair
which Areme gives annually so tina,
all the members and their friends may
be present. 1t Is informal and dane
ing will be from 8 to IL o'clock. Mrs
Claribel Gay. 5000 Thirteenth street
northwest. is chairman of the commit
tee which has charge of the dance.
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Grand Master Henry w. Tippet'
has called an initial conference with
all noble and vice grands of the vari
GUS subordinate lodges Of this juris
diction for tomorrow at the I. o. o. r
Temple at pm.
The grand master has released tn.
dates of the visitations for tho yea
when he will officially visit each sub
ordinate lodge during his administra
ton, as follows: Washington Lodge
No. 6, February IL; Langdon Lodge
No. 26. February 10; Golden Rule
Lodge. No. 81, February %; Metrop
oils Lodge. No. Is, February rs
Union Lodge. No. II, March /; Colum
bia Lodge. No. 10, March 4; Beacon
Lodge. No. Is, March 8; Phoeni1
Lodge, No. %, March IL; Harmony
Lodge, No. 9, March IT: Central Lodge
No. /. March 10; Brightwood Lodge
No. 80. March rs; Friendship Lodge
No. IL. October s; Excelsior Lodge
No II, October II; Mount Please nj
Lodge, No. 90. October 10; Fedora
City Lodge, No. 20, October 70; East
ern Lodge. No. z. October 81; Cove
nant Lodge. No. Is, November
Amity Lodge, No. 81, November 8, ant
Salem Lodge. No. %. November Is.
The grand master has approved thu
appointments Of the subordinate lodge
instructors as recommended by Crane
Instructor and Grand Representativ.
John H. Wood. following the confirma
ton of same by the various lodges
They are as follows: Central Lodge
No l. Past Grand Thomas o. Var
Horn; Washington Lodge. No. 6. Pas,
Grand Amos M. Barnett; Eastern
Lodge, No. z. Past Grand Ingemant
Q. Lund; Harmony Lodge, No. 8, Pas
Grand George A. Murrison; Columbis
Lodge, No. 10. Past Grand Samuel G.
Taylor: Union Lodge, No. II, Pas,
Grand Justin M. Green; Friendship
Lodge, No. IL, Past Grand Thoma.
c. Baisden: Covenant Lodge, No. 10
Past Grand Sidney Enrich; Beacon
Lodge No LIZ pa ct n-nnA A Vatos