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

nounced by Grand Matron Lena Ste
phenson are:
Monday, reception 10 grand officers
at Willard Hotel; Tuesday. official visit
to Electa Chapter; Wednesday, birth
day celebrations of Cathedral and
Naomi Chapters; Thursday, official
visit to w. f. Hunt Chapter, and Fri
day, official visit and birthday cele-
bration at Unity Chapter.
Unity Chapter was visited January
% by Grand Matron Lena Stephen
son. Past Most Worthy Grand Matron
Alice Miller of Oklahoma, Past Most
Worthy Grand Matron Emma Deco
book of Wisconsin, Past Grand Ma
iron Maud Curtis of West Virginia,
Past Grand Patron Theodore Z. Dex-
ter of Rhode Island, Right Worthy
Grand Secretary Minnie E. Keyes,
Right Worthy Grand Treasurer AL
cena Lamond and Past Grand Patron
George w. Mobray. After a short
business session, the following pro-
gram was rendered by members of
the DeMolay: who Is g. Coward?"
Edgar Howes, Charles Riddle and
Milton Marseglia; banjo solo, Joseph
Reichgut; mo News" Vernon Hall
and Harry Fowler. The next meeting,
February II. the chapter will cele-
brate its tenth birthday anniversary.
The dormitory committee. with Mrs.
Elizabeth Titus as chairman, an
nounces a benefit theater party Feb
ruary Is, at Keith's Theater.
The matron OF Congress Lodge,
Chapter No. IS, announces February
Z will be a short meeting on account
of the grand reception at the New
Willard Hotel. There will be initia-
tory work February 81.
On account of the grand reception
of the grand officers to be held at the
New Willard tomorrow evening, Ruth
Chapter, No. ], will hold a short bust
ness meeting Plans are progressing
for the annual entertainment, dance
and bazaar 10 be given at Arcadia,
14th street and Park road, February
% at S o'clock.
Bethlehem Chapter No. Z. and
Warren G. Harding Chapter, No. 81,
will be hosts at reception in honor
of Worthy Grand Matron Lena Ste
phenson and Worthy Grand Patron
j. Ernest Dulin of the Grand Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star, Monday
evening. February Z, at o'clock, in
the ballroom of the New Willard
Hotel. All members Of the Eastern
Star are cordially invited. There will
be dancing after the reception.
Matron Mrs. Ida Y. Jones of Joppa
Lodge Chapter, No. 81, announces the
annual dance will be held at Ward
man Park February 10 at s pm.
There will be bridge and five hun
bred tables. February Is at Joppa
Lodge Hall, 1909 Ninth street, a din
ner will be served from to 1870 pm.
This is the date OF the next regular
meeting There win be an entertain
ment
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton of 1923 held a dinner, dance and
card party at the Congressional Coun-
try Club January 20. Elmer Johnson,
president, acted as POSTMASTER. Those
present we're Past Grand Matron Tillie
G. Chauncey, Paul Chauncey, Mrs.
Elmer Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin w Hysong, Mrs. Edward y. Riley,
Alfred w. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Carnahan, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Babcock, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Buehm,
Mr. and Mrs. }. Harry Phillips. Mir.
and Mrs. Milton j. Hire, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Patrick, Omar j. Veley, Miss
Edna Veley, Miss Harriet Colne, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard w. Barker, Reed
Cheseldine, Mr. and Mrs. George
Lohrer. Mrs. Anna s. PrintZ, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Casey, Miss Caroline
Casey, Mr.. and Mrs William T. Jen-
nings, DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Linville,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Scott.
The welcoming address was made
by Elmer Johnson. Those taking part
in the program were Grand Matron
Chauncey. Edward II. Riley, George
Lohrer. Martin Hysong. A. W. Foster
and DR.. Thomas Linville.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa
ton of 1922 held it's annual banquet
January % at the Lee House. The
president Of the association, Ruth +.
Mills, was toastmistress. Addresses
We're made by Grand Master OF Ma
sons Gratz r. Dunkum, Mrs. Lena
Stephenson. j. Ernest Dulin, Mrs.
Emma Occobock of Michigan, Minnie
y. Keyes, formerly of Michigan; Mrs.
! Flora f. Campbell, Mrs. NJ. Ellis
| Miller of Oklahoma and Theodore E.
Dexter of Rhode Island. Solos We're
rendered by Mrs. Ruth Ayler Morgan
accompanied on the piano by Lois
| Shively. Solos were also given by
| Corrinne Frazier, who, as her own &C
companist, performed on the ukulele.
| Several tableauX and dialogues, under
the direction Of Ruth Morgan, were
given by other members, which in
cluded Jason Waterman, w. Spencer
Armstrong, Robert Milans. J. Frank
Campbell. Gratz E. Dunkum, Mrs
! Campbell, Mrs, Lillian Vincent, Mrs
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