Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15
FRATERNITIES

After the meeting OF Hope Cnapter
last Wednesday the members were en-
tertained with a program consisting
OF vocal numbers. readings and a. short
sketch. This was followed by recep-
ton to the new officers. with dancing |
and refreshments. The ways and
means committee will meet January II |
at the home OF Mrs. Bertha Lynn, 30l |
First street southeast, and the chair
man Of the home board committee,
Mrs. Esther Towers. has called a meet |
ing OF her committee for January 20
at her home, les Webster street.
Grand Matron Mrs. Sallye G. Bog
ley observed her twenty.fifth wedding |
anniversary January and was the
recipient of silver gifts from the ma |
irons and patrons OF 1928. Mizpah |
Chapter has designated next Tuesday |
night as homecoming night for the !
grand matron. The degrees will he
conferred. followed by a program and |
refreshments. Mrs. Mildred King, the |
matron, invites members OF the fra
ternity to attend
Brookland Chapter Wednesday |
night celebrated charter member /,
night, with about 20 charter members
present. The entertainment was in
charge Of Past Matron Lena Chees.
man and Mrs. Gioynette Willis. The
organist, Mrs. Helen f. Meads. was
installed into Office by the matron.
The matron also read an impressive
memorial to Mrs. Harriet Holmes.
and the star points placed flowers on
the altar. Remarks were made by
Past Patron Mark Fl. Barnum. who
was the first patron of the chapter;
then followed solo by Mrs. Anna
Simpson. reading by Past Matron
Helen r. Molster. reading Of the last
will and testament by Mrs. Agnes
Stallings, group OF songs by Mrs.
Swanson, accompaniment by Mrs.
Middlebauff reading of letter oy
Associate Matron Gertrude Litschert
from Past Grand Matron jeanette X
Smith Congratulating Past Matroh
Cheesman and the chapter on its sue
cess. and remarks by Past Matron
Lena Cheesman, the first matron,
giving a history of the chapter and
presenting Past Patron NJ. n. Barnum
with flowers for Mrs. Barnunl.
charter member. unable to attend on
account of illness Past Patron WI
liam Gutshall was in charge OF the
refreshments.
The wavs and means committee,
Elmer Try. chairman, will meet TO-
morrow night at the home OF Pas'
Matron Virginia Carlton. The Past
Natron Society. Past Matron Edith
Parsons. president, will have Its an
pual banquet at the Grace Dodge
Hotel. Wednesday. with Worthy
Matron Stiles as the guest OF honor
The Star Point Society. Mrs. Lor'
raine Martin. president, viii hold us
annual banquet at the Grace Dodge
Hotel Saturday. The 1873 star points
will he the guests OF honor, ana me
newly elected officers VIII De MISTAKEN
The auxiliary home board Of Mar
tina Chapter will meet at the nome OF
Mrs. Charlotte Paine. Oil Sixth street
northeast. Tuesday.
Lebanon Chapter Tuesday held a
business meeting followed by an en-
tertainment. with humorous readings
by Mrs. Eva Rothrock. past matron oil
Cathedral Chapter: vocal selections oy
Miss Dorothy Reddish. accompanied
on the piano by her sister, MIS-. ber'
Duncan. and musical numbe"s ny the
Ajax Orchestra. 4 reception VAS ten
dered the officers for 1928 and the past
matrons and past patrons. The ma
iron. Mrs. Mary T.. French. announced
the appointment of Charles II.
Shackelford as chairman Of the com.
mittee 10 conduct Lebanons aniuai
dance.
ODD FELLOWS.
The Grand Lodge will meet IN annus,
session Wednesday evening IN odo
Fellow g. Temple. Grand Master Lem
,.ei II. Windsor will preside ana rem
dar his repor, to the grand body. Re
norris will also be submitted by Grano
Secretary Harry l. Andersen Grano
treasurer William II. Mcdonnell
Grand Representatives W. W. Mliian
and John II. Wood and Joseph |. La
Sale. president Of the odd Fellows
Home. All standing and special com
mittees will render their reports tn
the Grand Lodge. Nominations and
election of officers for the year Will
be held and the session viii continue
on Thursday evening and FRIDAY eve
ming.
Eastern Lodge. No. :. conferred the
first degree on Candidate " ilfneI
Young. under The direction of Past
Grand Master Wiifred r.. Lawson.
Eastern Lodge on February will hon
or sam f. Boyce. 81, who has passed
the fif,y.fifth year in odd Fellowship.
The oficers Of Canton Washington,
Pa,rlarchs Militant, were Installed b,
Mai Alfred h. Noakes. assisted hy
Nal William n. Earnest and Past
Capt. I.emuel H. Windsor. The on
Gers installed were as followed. cap
tain, Epps {. Royston: lientenan Mt. WI
bur Joslln. ensign. Ef nest l.. Loving
clerk. Cha ries q. Barton. accountant,
Fred Waterhclter, guard. Geofg" b
Johnson. banner bearer. John Schaef'
e., sentinel. William NJ toweii, picket.
Alfred J. HjortSberg. The ladies' o'
the auxiliary were installed by Pas
Capt. Willard r. Zepp. Maj. Alfred n
Noal~s and Canton Washington. The
officers ~ the auxiliary installed were
President, Amy Glosshrenner. vice
president. Bessie r. Zepr: secretary
Laura p. McChcsney; treasurer. Abblo
If Gates.
The officers 1T Central Lodge we're
installed by Past Grand Eppa T.. Roys
ton and stan from Friendship Lodge
The officers installed were; Noble
grand. ]. Van Allen: knight supportel
To the noble grand. William i. Pumph
rey. left supporter 10 the noble grand
Henry a. HInIey. Vice grand. George
r. Ernest. right supporter 10 the vice
grand. James r.. Gfiffith: left support
er ~ the vice grand. Ray 4. Web
meyer. recording secretary. Edward II
Hoitamp. financial secretary. Thomas
. Van Horn. treasurer. William II
Ernest warden. J. Louis Van Allen