Evening star., 1914-10-25
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At Pythian Temple tomorrow evening
Mount Vernon Hive, No. 2, will have its
regular review, with the state COM
mander present. At Maccabee Hall.
Brightwood. Brightwood Hive. No. S.
will entertain the husbands Of its mem
bers, the K. o. 7. NJ. and their wives.
Georgetown Hive. No. 10, at Potomac
Bank Hall, Georgetown. will have Hal
loween games. Miss Mary Smith. chair
man, Tuesday evening, and Columbia
Hive, No. 2, at Pythian Temple, with
Miss Baines in charge, will have Hal
loween frolics.
Mrs. Mabel T. LaRue, state COM
mander for the Ladies Of the Macca-
bees. has recently been promoted to the
office of deputy supreme commander
and will also have the orders work In
New Jersey within her jurisdiction.
Members of the officers Club were
guests of independence Hive at Pyth-
ian Temple, Monday evening. twenty
five members responded to roll call and
several members of independence Hive
were visitors. Organization and the ap-
pointment of medical examiners were
Officers will be the study at the
meeting Friday, November 13, when
the club will be entertained by Bright
wood Hive at the home of Mrs. Phoebe
A. Perry. 5311 Illinois avenue.
Tuesday evening. after the regular
hive review, the members of Victory
Hive were amused with Halloween
gaines and refreshments, prepared by
Mesdames Darling, Pollock and Hardy.
Black and yellow and jack-o'-lanterns
were everywhere in evidence. Miss
Catherine Doyle entertained with sew
raj musical selections.
Il harfx- ho1 Infa fHun
plications for membership at its meet
ing Wednesday. Contributions were
made to the hospital fund and discus
sions of many plans for hospital and
fraternal needs were presented. The
hive begins a series of five hundred
parties Tuesday evening. The series
will consist of six parties, held the
last Tuesday of each month. In addi-
tion to the regular prizes, the highest
scores for the series are to be re-
Warded.
Pythian Temple was crowded with
Lady Maccabees Friday evening, when
National Hive was hostess and enter
tanned the various hives of the city. 1t
was a Homecoming for the members
ond birthday anniversary of the order
With the exception of three, all the
charter members of the hive were pres
ent. The hall was decorated with Hal
loWeeH ColoFS ana mowers and autumn
leaves were festooned about the walls
and interspersed with electric lights.
Just above the platform were suspend
ed four large letters, L. o. T. NJ. After
musical program Mrs. Mabel T. La
Rue, state commander of the District
OF Columbia, gave an address. Four
banquet tables were arranged with
lighted birthday cakes and beehives
with swarms of bees. Each guest had
at her place Halloween favor. Toasts
were given by Ladies La Rue, Palmer,
Walters. Chapman. Draley, Snyder,
Dunn and Hammond. The committee in
charge of the affair included Ladies
Palmer. Ireland. Walters, Dunn, Reich
ert. Allen, Knight, Draley, Pierce, Del
la and Nettie Edmunds, Graham, Castle
and Hammond
The Surprise Club of National Hive
spent last Saturday evening with Mrs.
Cast!e, S07 L street northwest, it be-
ing the anniversary of her birth.
Sons of Veterans.
William B. Cushing Camp, No. 80,
Thursday evening, in Grand Army
Hall, with Arthur B. Barranger, COM
mander. presiding. held open night. and
a number of the ladies Of the William
B. Cushing Camp Auxiliary, Ellen
Spencer Mussey Tent. No. 1. Daughters
of Veterans, and the Burnside Post,
No. s, Women's Relief Corps, were