Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-28
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Nltation to all members of the order
Ia attend. The degrees were con-
ferred February is, after which the
following entertainment under the
direction of Past Patron John l.. Nc
Grew was given: Vocal solo, by Rose
Hyer Hartung of Areme Chapter,
with Mrs. Wolf of Mount Pleasant
Chapter at the piano: reading by
Past Grand Matron Julia n. Streater;
piano solo by Miss Ruby Arnold of
Takoma Chapter and vocal solo by
Stanley Foltz, past patron of Gavel
Chapter. with Mrs. Lewis of st.
Johns Lodge Chapter as accompan-
list. The auxiliary home board met
at the home of Mrs. Mary Baldwin
February %; the annual card party
of the chapter will be held at the
hotel Willard April T.
AT the meeting of Martha Chapter,
No. 4. February the appointive Off
GERS had charge of the program, under
the craftsmanship of Ethel Paine Dix
on. The following program was rem
dered. Piano solos. Jerome Williams;
vocal solos. Margaret Sanford, ac-
companed at the piano by Miss Ber-
tie Pote and on the violin by Lee
Sanford: vocal solos, Susie y. Burns,
accompa MED by Ida Mae Burns. The
officers had arranged to give a play
let. which was postponed owing to the
illness of Ethel Paine. The dormitory
committee announced a theater party
to he given al keith's March II.
The ways and means committee, John
D. kurtz chairman, met at the home
uf the secretary. Past Matron Evelyn
Hursh, February %, and discussed
plans for the year. The next meet
ing, March >. viii be devoted to the
comforting of the degrees.
The next meeting Of Gavel Chapter,
No. %. will be held March b, at
which time the degrees will be con-
ferred The auxiliary home board VIII
give card party at the home of Mrs.
Florence Norris. 101l b street north
east, March IA, at s pm. The re
ligious services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home today at o clock
win be preached by Rev. Clyde Brown,
pastor of Woodside Episcopal Church.
After a short business meeting W ed
nesday Loyalty Chapter, No. -, VIII
have an open meeting, the men Oh
the chapter having charge of the en-
tertainment. The principal feature Will
be an illustrated lecture by DIR. +. {.
Tullar of New York Seeing the
World Through the Eye Of Camera.
The matron Mrs Bertha NJ. Davis,
extends to the members of the ira
ternity and their friends an invita-
ton to attend At the last meeting
degrees were conferred. Among the
distinguished guests were Worthy
,;rand Matron Mrs. Gertrude &.
Ailans. Worthy Grand Patron George
Pitt. Past Worthy Grand Matron
Mrs Flora Campbell, Past W orth"
Grand Patron Joseph H. Milars,
Grand ConductreSS Mrs. Sally BoSlcy
and the matrons and patrons of 1926.
WASHINGTON Centennial Chapter
No. %. will meet next Friday eve
ming. Several candidates will be
initiated. and an entertainment pro
gram has been provided. About 40
members of the Nays and means com
ulittee met at the home of Mrs. Ernest
\. HuXrtt Wednesday evening. where
after Il short business meeting. CARDS
we're payed and refreshments served.
\ meeting of st. Johns Lodge
CHAPTER. 80. is, will be held tomor-
row After a short business meeting
he chapter will have short program
iolloWed by social.
VI ire Senl.tlpllHlN iitfIills- "
.raokiand chapter. 40. l. last Wed
nes,lay evening memorial services
were held for Mrs. Myrtle Mcintyre,
and a talk on tho work Of the dormi-
tory committee was given by Mrs.
Helen Roberts. general chairman OF
hat Compittee
The initiation of seven candidates
into the order included the rendition
Of selections by Brookland chapter
choir. During the ceremonies a solo
was sung by Mrs Kathleen DetZ and
a duet was sung by Miss Jean holster
and Miss Mildred Archer,
announcement was made by MIS-.
Louise Nuhson chairman Of the aux
llialV home board committee. that
meeting of that committee would he
held at the home of Bernice Carleton,
13a4 Lawrence street northeast. at !
nm March s. Past Matron Pearl
Watt Glib acted as assistant hostess
Al the close of the meeting a mu-
steal program was presented. during
which Everette iIardell sang solos
Miriam Chapter. No. %, will give a
dance and card party at the Lee
House. Fifteenth and l. streets, March
IS for the benefit Of the dormltor%
rund Conductress Stella Downs is
chairman.
Temple Chapter No. IS. will meet
March 8 at 100 pm, after which an
entertainment has been arranged by
Mrs. Fannie Abel and Miss Llillan
Freedman Last night, under the
workmanship OF Miss Lille Elbel ana
Mrs. Harriet A. Corwin, a dance was
given at the City Club.
Congress Lodge Chapter. No. 80,
was visited by Grand Matron Ger
trude b. Milans. Grand Patron
George Pitt and the matrons and
natrons of 1926 4 short entertain
meut was presented. Refreshments
were served followed by dancing.
The auxiliary home board met at the
home of Associate Conductress Eliza
beth Brewer with Ina McConchle as,
.isting hostess. 4 dance ana caro-
marty will he given at the Burlington
Hotel March Il. the proceeds of which
will he for the endowment and ways
and means.
Rethanv chapter. No. "A. at the
last regular meeting were entertained
with a minuet by the Bethany Boost
nrs also the "CharleSton. by Miss
Dorothy Marrineli. Past Grand Ma
IRON Tillie Chauncey was present. also
Past Grand Patron MobraN and the
Grand Lecturer Mollie Teachum
Washington Centennial chapter en-
tertained Bethany in the banquet nan.
The auxiliary home board were enter
tanned by Past Matron Eva ID. Court
Monday, assisted by Lucia DoWan ana
Celia Cooke Mrs. Emily Rotch was
the guest of honor. Weekly card
nartips are held each Wednesday at
3l45 Mount Pleasant street, 10 which
all members Of the order are invited.
The next meeting will be March >.
NATIONAL UNION.
state. War and Navy Council met
n pvthian Temple Hall Tuesday eve.