Evening star., 1926-05-23
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Ing entertained the officers and men,
bers of Mount Pleasant Chapter, No.
"a. The program consisted of vocal
solos by Mrs. Ellen Shreve and read
I ings by Miss Margaret Cook. after
Which there was dancing and refresh
ments. After the business meeting
tomorrow night the degrees will be
conferred. The home board will meet
May % at pm. at the residence OF
Past Matron Ida r. WALES. 1914 Ali
son street with Mrs. J. l.. Evans and
Mrs. Thomas H. Mullenberg as assist
Ing hostesses.
The Matrons' and Patrons Associa-
ton of Martha Chapter. No. 4, will
hold their regular meeting at the
Women's City Club next Saturday.
Temple Chapter, No. 3. will meet
tomorrow night with a short business
session. after which there will be
"coo-coo" party and refreshments.
The auxiliary home board will give a
theater party Wednesday at keith's
Theater and the chapter will entertain
at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
June ii with party.
The Women's Eastern Star Club.
United States Treasury Department.
held its fourth annual banquet at the
Cairo May Is The members and
guests We're welcomed by the presi-
dent. Miss Grace Williams. The dis
tinguiShed guests We're Grand Matron
Mrs. Gertrude b. Milans. Grand Pa
tron George Pitt, Mrs. Elizabeth Pitt.
Elmer l.. Corbn. president OF the
Ionic Club OF Master Masons, United
States Treasury Department. and Mrs.
F. L. Corbn. The program consisted
Of original verses appropriate TO the
Grand Matron, Grand Patron and Mr..
Corbin. which were sung during the
serving Of the courses. and reCitationS
by Mrs. Ruth d. Fees. matron OF
Warren G. Harding Chapter. No. 81.
Short addresses were made by the
Grand Matron. Grand Patron. Mr.
Corbin and Rev. Hugh Kerr Fulton
Souvenirs were presented.
Mizpah Chapter No. g. held busi.
Hess meeting Tuesday. II was endow-
ment night, and a program was pre-
sented as follows: Readings by Miss
Virginia Dye, violin solos by Mr.
Barnes. and a speciality dance. Stars
and Stripes Forever" by Misses Flora
Helms and Gladys Bamforth. A
luncheon will be held in the hall by
the auxiliary home board next Thurs
day The hostesses will he Mrs. Row
zee. Mrs. Darcy and Mrs. McNeal
Naomi Chaper. No 3. will have a
program Of entertainment by the
children OF the chapter next Wednes.
day.
Miriam Chapter, No. %. will meet
tomorrow night and after its business
meeting a program will follow in
charge Of Junior Past Matron Anna B.
Seller. Associate Conductress Stella
A> I'd <Nr
committee, plans to have A rummage
sale June y. Is and 10.
The meeting OF Cathedral Chapter
next Wednesday evening will he given
over to the choir. The entertain.
ment will be under the direction OF
Past Grand Matron Jesse Cowles. An
additional feature will be talk on the
temple fund by Past Patron William
Dow. Refreshments will be served.
The twelfth anniversary or the IN
stitution of Herndon. Va, Chapter.
No. So, will be celebrated next Wednes-
day. Miss Marjorie Bell Reed, ma
tron, accompanied by Mrs. Lucille
the twenty.second annual session OF
the Grand Chapter Of Virginia. held
in Roanoke May II. IL and 10.
Good Will Chapter. No. SO, Will
have work at its meeting June IL. at
which time the grand matron ana
grand patron viii pay the chapter
their oficial visit. The chapter Will
also have work AT the meeting June
25. A program will he presented at
both of these meetings and the
matron. Eunice B. Mars. and Patron
Jesse Z. Porter. invite members of
the fraternity to he present
Chevy Chase Chapter, No. 80, met
Tuesday evening A program Of
musical selections and readings was
given by the Misses Dolly and Peggy
Schneider and Mrs. Edith Wallack,
after which refreshments were served.
The recent dance ard card party held
at Chevy Chase Theater Han was
declared a success.
Takoma Chapter. No. lc held a
card party Friday in the banquet hall:
The next meeting of the chapter will
be May %. at which time two candi-
dates will be initiated.
Gavel Chapter, No. 20. met last
Tuesday evening. Al the close OF
short business session the dormitory
committee under the direction of Mrs.
Jeanett Praetorius, presented a play
entitled 1.-The Old Maids Convention
Mrs. Ruth Ivers Of Ruth Chapter gave
q talk on the children's dormitory at
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
Distinguished guests were Past Grand
Patrons Mobrey and Duncan. Re
freshmentS were served.
Matron Mires announces that the
grand matron and grand patron will
pay an official visit to Friendship
Chapter, No. X. next Tuesday. The
1926 matrons and patrons will accom-.
pany them. Degrees will be conferred.
All members Of the fraternity are in.
vited.
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master Tippett has appoint
ed Past Grand Frank l.. Earnshaw
Of Salem Lodge. No. %. as chairman
of the committee on appeals in place
of Past Grand Anthony Krauth Of the
same lodge, who resigned owing to
the fact that he will leave this juris.
diction for Tennessee. In place Of
Past Grand krauth Of Salem Lodge.
No. %. who was also the installing
officer for the year, the grand master
has appointed Past Grand Harry G.
Myers Of the same lodge to be the in
stalling officer for the year.
The grand master held a conference
relative TO the proposed home coming
, reception which will he rendered to
the incoming grand sire. Ernest w.
Bradford. September 2b in this city.
A Tristate welcome is being arranged
for this occasion, including the juris-
dictions of Maryland, Virginia and the
District Of Columbia. The conference
was attended by the following grand
officers: Grand Master Charles B.
Schone and Deputy Grand Master DR..
Henry A. Tiemeyer Of the jurisdiction