Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06

was dancing. The guests OF nOIiot
were Most Worshipful Grand Master
Gratz +. Dunkum. Worthy Grand Pa
tIon J. Ernest Dulin and Mrs. Dulin
Worthy Grand Matron Lena stephen
son and DR. Stephenson. Most Worthy
Grand Secretary of the General Grand
Chapter Minnie Evans Reyes, Past
Most Worthy Grand Matron Emma
Occobock of Hartford. Mich. Past
Most Worthy Grand Matron VI. Ellis
Miller of FL Reno, Okla, and Past
Grand Patron Theodore f.. Dexter OIL
Central Falls. X. |. Others present
were Past Grand Matron Flora r
Campbell and J. Frank Campbell, Past
Grand Matron Nellie +. Fletcher. Past
Grand Patron Jason Waterman and
Mrs. Waterman, Ruth +. Mills, Mr.
and Mrs. c. A. Linthicum, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Spencer Armstrong, Miss Ella
McCord Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ID.
Frazier. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel X.
Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McP.
MilanS, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Vincent,
DR.. and Mrs, Victor r. Rench, Dr- ana
Mrs. Conrad W. Practorious, DR.. and
Mrs. Benjamin X. coles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f.. Trogner. Mrs. Ruth Ayler
Morgan. Miss Lois Shively, Mrs. Eva
ID. Court. Mrs E,stelle Thompkins. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles f. Sener, Mrs. Ruth
II. Eskridge, Mrs. Anna b. Seller, Mrs.
Henrietta Becker. Mr.. and Mrs john
r. Bradburn Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Nichols. Mrs. Julia Riley and Mrs.
Sadie A. Royce.
Harmony chapter. No. 40, will have
a Valentine party at the close or the
meeting February 10. The matron eX-
tends an invitation to all members of
the order to be present. card party
By the home board will he held at
Gavel club February %.
William +. Hunt Chapter will have
degree work February 10, at Whlcn
time Grand Matron Stephenson and
Grand Patron Dulin will pay their ON
cial visit The chapter celebrated It's
fifteenth anniversary at it's last meet
ing. Among the distinguished Wis
itors were Associate Grand Matron
SaIlye Boelev, Associate Grand Patron
Dow. Past Grand Matrons Streator.
Campbell, Barnard and Past Grand
Patron Streater The program was as
follows: Mr.. Proctor gave resume OF
the chapter. Mr.. Carter recitation.
and Prof Archie Engel, assisted by
Mr.. I1Iad. gave a magic performance.
Refreshments were served, followed
by dancing. A play will be given by
the chapter at the Rhode Island Ave
nue. Church February IL at pm.
Takoma Chapter No. IL, cele-
brated its nineteenth birthday Jan.
uary %. The chapter was presented
with a floor lamp by Associate
Matron Mary Kiefer; personal glft
from the home board committee. AS
sociate Grand Patron William }. DOW
and his wife and q number or matrons
and patrons were guests. Entertain
ment, with Past Matron Clinton III
charge, was given. Refreshments Were
served. The Floral Circle gave a card
party Friday evening. A 500 ano
bridge party will be given next
Thursday evening" at the Masonic
Temple, Maple and Carroll avenues
st. Johns Lodge Chapter. No. IS
will have a short business meeting
tomorrow evening, after which the
chapter will close to attend the re
ception to the grand matrop and
grand patron at the New Willard
Hotel The chapter will celebrate its
thirteenth birthday February Il
There will be a card party February
8 at pm. at the home of the nAatron
nual dance and card party will be
held at the L'Aiglon Salon. Eighteenth
and Columbia road, March 3.
The grand matron and grand patror
will pay Electra Chapter an off1cia
visit next Tuesday evening. The de
grees, will be conferred. Mrs. Jewe
Eichner has charge of the program
and Mrs. Elizabeth Scott of refresh
ments. The auxiliary board will meet
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Miss Florence Womersley, with Mrs
Estelle Frisbie as joint hostess. The
Temple committee will hold a care
party in Masonic Hall, Anacostia
D. c.. next Saturday evening.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa
ton of Areme Chapter held its last
regular meeting at the home of Lille
B. Dowrick and elected officers, as fol
lows: Selma Foster, president: Albert
Louis Hartung, vice president; Lille
reelected, fourth term, treasurer
Mrs. Emily A. Smith, Junior past ma
tron, and William Clarkson, junior
past patron, were initiated into the as
ISOLATION. Cards We're played. The
winners were Matthew r. O'Brien
Marie Pierce, Clarabel Gay and Mrs
Helen Brashears. The guests included
Past Grand Matron Bena Barnhart
Past Matrons Marie III. Pierce, Mabellt
w. Hagen, Maude Fellheimer Heller
l.. Brashears, Ada Murray, Grace /
Barr, e. Nancy Clarkson. Selma Eos
ter, Emily A. Smith, and Past Patrons
Walter l.. Hagen, Grant S. Barnhart
Edward S. Brashears, William Fl
Murray, Mark Stearman. Matthew E
O'Brien, Louis A. Smith, julius r. Gay
and Albert Louis Hartung. Camille
Fellheimer, Clarabel Gay, Rose HyeI
Hartung, Clarence Hill, Minnie Boehs
Rudolph Boehs, Mrs. Elizabeth O'Brier
and Violet j. Dowrick.
cliff Dwellers," an illustrated lee
ture by Neil Judd of the National Geo
graphic Society, will be presented IL
Lebanon Chapter No. Is next Tuesday
evening. Announcements of plans fol
the annual dance to be given at the
New Willard Hotel February 16, will
be made by the chairman. Herbert l.
Brooks. Past Matron Ida Johnson
chairman of the endowment commit
tee, gave a card party at the Burlng
ton Hotel last Wednesday evening.
Trinity Chapter. No. 80, held q care
party at the home of Mrs. Helene
Steafns, JAIL Hamilton street.
Cathedral Chapter, No. Ia, will cele
brate its eighteenth birthday anniver
sary, with Past MatTon Bradley in
charge, next Wednesday might.
Good Will Chapter, No. SO. cele
brated its second birthday January
28. The chapter presented a bouquet
OF pink sweet peas to the matron
Annie NJ Bohrer After the regula,
business, a which time four petition,
were received, the following program
was given: Reading. Miss jeanette
Seller; vocal solos, Mrs, Florence Nor
ris: cornet solos, CarlosiP. Furrninger
Right Worthy Grand Secretary Min
ME f. Keys, Past Most Worthy Granf
Alatron Emma G. Cookbook, Pass Mos