Evening star., 1927-03-13
FRATERNITIES

The executive committee of Capitol
Forest, No. 104, Tall Cedars of Leb-
anon. will meet Monday evening in
the board of governors room of the
University Club to make preparations
for another ceremonial March 90. This
committee is composed of p. r.
Boesch, c. r. Brill II. L. Gladman
NJ. l.. Hart, John Harvey. c. A. Jaqu-
cite, J. r. Jenkins. George f. john
son, Alvah w. Patterson, j. T. Prem
dergast, j. Q. Slye. F. r. Steffens,
III. ID. Tryon and II. NJ. Vandervort.
AT the last session of Capitol Forest,
Charles X. Brill was honored with a
life membership in recognition of out
standing services.
Washington Ladies' Council, No. %,
Universal Craftsman Council of En-.
gineers (Masonic), met Saturday night.
A report was made on the joint dance
at the City Club, February Z. Mrs.
Mary Hohenstein, chairman of the
rummage sale, reported she had Sc
cured the store 1107 Four-and "A half
street southwest for April 4, and 6.
Mrs. Maude Neill, chairman on the
card party, announced a card party at
Pythian Temple. April %. The coun.
Gil accepted the invitation to visit the
Baltimore Council Thursday. Edward
NELL has chartered an electric car for
the trip.
The sewing circle will meet at the
home of Mrs. Edward Stoops, No. 61O
Eighth street northeast, Wednesday.
The High Priests Association for
1877 at its organization meeting at
Masonic Temple recently elected and
ence j. West, king of La Fayette
Chapter, president; George B. Turner,
nigh priest of Mount Pleasant Chap
ter. vice president; p. RAYMOND
Boesch, king Of Mount Horeb Chap.
ter, secretary-treasurer executive
committee. in addition to above, J.
lie Roy Mack of Eureka and Carl
t. Crawford of Washington Naval
Chapter. The retiring president of
the 1925 Association, Frank l.. Fisher,
was elected an honorary member for
this year Grand High Priest Charles
X. Bartlett addressed the meeting
EASTERN STAR.
Matron Celia NJ. Hines of Miriam
Chapter announces at it's meeting to-
morrow Miriam's Minstrels will be
presented. The dormitory committee
held its first meeting February "a at
the home of Past Matron Anna B.
Seller, where plans were made to raise
funds for the dormitory. The home
board met February % at the home
of Stella Downs and planned several
activities
Bethany Chapter will give a st.
Patricks bridge and 500 card party
Thursday at pm. at the Hamilton
Hotel, Fourteenth and X streets. for
the benefit of the chapter. The regu-
lar meeting of the chapter will be
held March IS.
The next meeting of Acacia Chap.
ter will be held Tuesday evening. The
chapter will be entertained by the
DE Molay drill team. The ways and
means committee will hold a card
party March "a at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Hamacher, 1908 Eighth
street northeast.
Gavel Chapter will meet Tuesday
and degrees will be conferred, The
home board will meet tomorrow at the
nome OF Past Matron Lippard, 1915
East Capitol street, and also will give
theater party March % at Keith's.
Worthy Grand Matron Lena Steph-
enson and Worthy Grand Patron ].
Ernest Dulin paid an official visit to
Warren q. Harding Chapter Thurs
day evening. The distinguished guests
present We're: Junior Past Grand Ma
tron Gertrude Milans, Junior Past
Grand Patron George Pitt, Past
Grand Matrons Grace Z. Kimmel and
Ilille {. Chauncey and Past Grand
Patron Joseph Fl. Milans. Mrs. Duiin.
nnfhnr hn ynrfL Lx,S y
was welcomed. After Initiation the
grand officers were called on for re-
marks. All responded with wonderful
talks. Mrs. Dulin spoke of the pleas
ure 1t gave her to have her son
worthy grand patron of the Grand
Chapter. Sister Quackenbush. a cousin
of the late President Warren G. Hard
ms, presented the chapter with a
beautiful steel engraving of our late
PRESIDENT. The worthy matron, Flora
T. Waldman, responded with an ap-
propriate speech. After chapter was
closed all were entertained with the
ioilo"lng program: Red and gold
dance, Virginia Trullinger and Mary
Quimby; cinderella dance, Virginia
Hunter; the minuet, Virginia Hunter
and virginia Trulinger. Refreshments
were served In the banquet room. The
auxiliary home board will ueef
Thursday, March II. with Sister Hat.
tie Colmer, 40 Randolph street. The
ways and means committee are hay-
ing theater party at Keith's April 6.
The March 81 meeting of Conpress
Lodge Chapter will be charter and
honorary members night. The chan
Ter VIII be entertained by De Molay
boys in a play. March I6 at the Colo.
maj Hotel there will be a card partv
and dance. ~'
The auxiliary home board of Unity
chapter met at the home of Mrs.
Grace L. Cornish, 10 Randolph place
March 3. Miss Mary L. Hoffman.
chairman of the ways and means
committee, announces a rummaee
sale April 3, 4. and S. At the meeting
March 20 the degrees will be con-
ferred and program rendered.
On the evening of March 4 Wash
lngton Centennial Chapter was enter
tained by program after the regular
business meeting. The program was
as follows: Baritone solo, Howard
Moore; contralto solo, Jeane Ramsay;
violin solo, Carl Romer; bass solo,
Charles Moore, and a soprano solo,
Mary Elizabeth Parker Miss M. Lois
snlVely was accompanist. The Past
Matrons and Patrons Association
was entertained March 10 by Mabel r.
Cook at her home in Northbrook
Courts. There will be comforting of
degrees March Is and the grand ma.
tron and grand patron will paw their
Official visit. The ways and means
committee will meet on Tuesday even.
ing at the home of Mrs. Florence
fiynson, 1928 18th street, northwest.
Takoma Chapter met Friday for a
business meeting, followed by an en-.
tertainment The Floral Circle will
hold 500 and bridge party March
10 In the Masonic Temple, Maple and
Carroll avenues, at pm. Prizes and