Evening star., 1927-10-23

ter. october 26, will be dormitory
night. The line of officers will be ad'
vanced for. the comforting OF the de-
grees. Rev. Daugher will give
talk on Martha"
Mizpah Chapter met Tuesday eve
ming for a short business meeting:
Past Patron Dowden as chairman OF
the bazaar which was I'D October II
and Is presented his report. Refresh
ments were served. A theater party
will be held at keith's Theater Octo'
Der 25.
La Favette Lodge Chapter will hold
Keith's Theater party next Wednes'
day evening.
The monthly meeting of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home Auxiliary VIII
be held tomorrow afternoon at I:5o
ocloc,: at the Masonic Temple. All
members of the board are requested to
be present.
William F. Hunt Chapter will have
charge Of the religious services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home to-
day at pm. Automobiles will meet
the street cars at Georgia avenue ana
Rittenhouse street. Rev. Arlington
| McCullam, pastor of st. Pauis Epis-
copal Church. will be the speaker.
The grand matron, grand patron ana
other officers of the Grand Chapter
will nav this chapter it's annual visl'
tation October 81. Sarah Benson is
| chairman of a card party to be given
| October 26, at Chestnut Farms audi
torium.
The officers of the Grand Chapter
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Blumfield II. Howard, past patron and
past matron of Bethany Chapter, on
October Z at dinner at the City Club,
| followed by theater party at keith.s s
and supper at the Occidental. Those
present were: Mrs. Lena Stephenson.
J. Ernest Dulin, William J. Dow, Mrs.
Rose A. Yost. Mrs. Lille Mckenzie,
Mrs. Pearl Watt Glib, Mrs. Katherine
S Merritt, Mrs. Blanche X. Larner.
Mrs. Augusta G.. Thompson, Mrs. Ida
V. Jones, Mrs. Flora E. Waldman,
Mrs Ada f. Phillips. Mrs. Mabel X.
Bradburn. Mrs. Roberta S. Fosse. Mrs.
Marguerite Behrend, Mrs. Dorothea
+. Harding and Audley Savage.
AS a benefit for the o. K. s. Temple
committee. of which he Is chairman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard repeated this
hospitality on October II, with the
grand matron, grand patron and the
following past grand officers as their
guests: Past Grand Matrons Mrs.
Alcena Lamond, Mrs. Carolyn A.
Handy. Mrs. Carrie B. Allen, Mrs.
Julia n. Streater, Mrs. Grace E. kim
| mel. Mrs Ida V. Faber, Mrs. Bertha
G.. Hudson, Mrs. Cora p. Mayberry,
Mrs. Flora f. Campbell, Mrs. Tillie
| c.. Chauncey. Mrs. Helen B. Strait.
Mrs. Nellie E. Fletcher and Mrs. Ger.
| trude B. Milans; Past Grand Patrons
Wallace Streater. William G. Belts,
Charles s. Shreve and George Pitt.
The grand matron, grand patron
and ether officers of the Grand Chap
ter will pay fidelity Chapter its an
nual grand visitation October rs.
Congress Lodge Chapter met Octo-
ber II, after which the hope chest
was disposed Of. The grand matron
ard grand patron, accompanied by
other grand officers, will pay this
chapter its annual grand visitation
November Z, at 9:15 pm.
At the last meeting of Areme Chap
ter the matron, Rose Hyer Hartung,
conferred the degrees. The chapter
will have charge of the religious
services at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home october 80.
Bethlehem Chapter will have spe.
cial entertainment Tuesday evening,
| when the grand matro1. Lena Ste.
phenson, and the grand patron, j.
Ernest Dulin, together with the other
officers of the Grand Chapter, will pay
the annual visitation. The home
board will meet at the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple next Wednesday. The
women's bowling team will meet the
mems team in several games at Con-
vention Hall tomorrow evening.
Harmony Chapter at its last meet.
ing received the grand matron and the
grand patron on the occasion OF their
annual grand visitation. Past grand
officers present included Past Grand
Matrons Nellie M. Fletcher. Gertrude
Milans and Grace Wilkins Kimmel and
Past Grand Patron Charles s. Shreve.
The program consisted CT readings
by Mrs. Mccarthy of Ruth Chapter:
Mrs. Norretta Dahn, composer and
pianist, also of Ruth Chapter, gave
several piano solos, and Mrs. Gertrude
Russell, lyric soprano, of Harmony
Chapter, in group of songs, accom-
panied by Past Matron Champion Of
Mount Pleasant Chapter. Gifts were
the grand patron by George w.
Toombs and Isa belle r. Ricketts,. The
next meeting will be held October q,
when a short business session will be
followed by party appropriate to
Halloween.
Hope Chapter will have its annual
grand visitation Wednesday at 8:15
PM, after which class Of candidates
will receive the degrees.
ODD FELLOWS.
Fred D. Stuart Encampment re.
ceived an official visit from Grand
Patriarch James w. Lyons and asso.
ciate grand officers Monday evening.
Grand Representative w. r. Galliher
examined the officers in the secret
work of the patriarchal order. The
Grand Patriarch complimented Chief
Patriarch NJ. +. Murray and his Off
GERS on the progress this encampment
is making. Grand Representative
Galliher, Grand Master Lemuel II.
Windsor. Grand Marshal Elmer Cum.
mings and others made addresses.
A program by professional entertain.
ers was given and the members of
the Rebekah degree were admitted.
Magenenu Encampment met Tues.
day evening, concluding with an en-.
tertainment and a social session, dur
ing which time refreshments were
served. This encampment will be
officially visited by the Grand En-.
campment officers November Is.
Mount Nebo Encampment will meet
tomorrow evening and will have de-
gree work.
Columbian Encampment will con.
fer the Patriachal degree Wednesday
evening under the direction of Grand
High Priest Glossbrenner and Past
Grand Patriarch Seiffert. The Grand
Patriarch has announced that he and
his corps of grand officers will pay
an official visitation to this encamp.
ment November 80.