Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-17

Mrs: Patrick. Mrs. Topping. Mrs. Hattie
Ness by the review.
After the exercises Mrs. WEIGH. depu-
ty state commander of the District OF
Columbia. and Mr.. Hammond. a mem
made short addresses recitation
was given by Miss Hattie Dyer, a piano
solo by Miss Margaret Green and sew
eral musical selections by Miss Mary
McCallum and Masters Dan and Charles
McCallum. Miss Charles played the
piano for the dancing. The refresh
ment committee consisted of Miss v.
Peck. Miss Childs. Miss r. McFall and
Miss Freda Herman
Tomorrow evening at Pythian Tenn.
pie Independence Review will install
officers and celebrate the twenty-third
Tuesday at Pythian Temple Victory
Review will have a birthday and card
party to celebrate the beginning of this
order twenty-three years ago Mrs. +
V. Huntington is chairman of the en-
tertainment committee.
Pythian Temple has been the scene
Of several installations during the
week. Monday night Mount Vernon in
stalled all the guards, dressed in white,
with sashes in the colors of the order.
The room was adorned with flags, the
drilled under the command of Capt.
Taylor. The standard bearers. Misses
Geraldine Clark and Roxie McFall, were
re-installed. Miss Edith Van Ness acted
La Rue installing officer. Those in
stalled were Mrs Lillian NJ Patrick.
commander: Mrs. Mary E. Hagan, lieu
tenant commander: Mrs. Margaret Peck.
past commander: Mrs. Ann E. Reed.
chaplain: Mrs. Mary A. Van Ness, rec
ord keeper: Mrs. Pearl Carlvoe. finance
auditor; Mrs Florence Howe. lady-at-
arms; Mrs. Ethel R. Lovelace. sergeant:
Mrs. Fannie McFall, sentinel; Miss
Betty Brown. picket; Mrs. Matte Tay-
lor. captain of the guard The members
presented Mrs Patrick with a pendant
set with three diamonds. Presentations
of appreciation were made to the in
stalling officer, the lady of ceremonies.
and the retiring pianist, Miss Betty
Brown. A great birthday cake, with
white icing and red candles. with the
dates 1892 and 1915 in red. was cut BY
Mrs La Rue. deputy supreme command
err, while the candles were brightly
burning.
Columbia Review. No. 8, and Liberty
Review. No. Z, installed officers jointly
Tuesday evening in Pythian Temple,
Mrs. Mabel T. La Rue. deputy supreme
commander, acting as installing officer.
The room was bower OF greenery
with American flags and the colors of
the order intertwined. Diamond pins
were presented to each of the COM
manders, Mrs. Jennie Rudlof and Mrs.
Kate Shannon. Mrs. Rudloff has serv-
ed four years as commander OF Column
bia Review and is now taking the
station of past commander. Mrs. Coch-
ran succeeding her as commander. Mrs.
Towner was reinstalled as record keep
err for Columbia Review, her member
ship presented her with a large bouquet
Of chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Kate Shannon and Miss Dorothy
Jost commander and record keeper OF
Liberty Review. were re-installed In
office. Mrs. Katherine Cartner acted az
lady of ceremonies and Mrs. Crutck-
shanks as chaplain for installation. Mrs.
Erb. the captain of the guard. assisted
by the color bearers of Victory Review.
officiated, with the assistance OF the
Misses Eaton, Columbia Review color
bearers. The four great silk hags car
ried by these standard bearers and the
military appearance Of the captain. II
is said, added much to the service. The
large birthday cake was lighted with
twenty-three candles and bore the IN.
anniversary" Gifts and addresses ex-
pressed the gratitude of the members
to those who had served them. The In
stalling officer received large cut
glass vase from Liberty Review and Q
pair Of white kid gloves from Columbia
Review. Yellow chrysanthemums were
presented to the lady of ceremonies
Mrs. Dobrowolski and Miss Dorothy
Jost each received a silver Maccabee
spoon for regular attendance through
out the year Neither had missed q
meeting.
Brightwood Review celebrated the or
ders anniversary with masquerade
party, Mrs. Ertar receiving the prize
for the best costume. She appeared as
Aunt Jemima. The guards had pre-
pared a little college play. which was
presented. The prettily decorated hall
pleasure The birthday cake presented
by Mrs. Lewis was an attractive center
piece. =
Georgetown Review, No. 10. held its
election of officers and installation In
September Mrs. Killeen and Mrs. De-
genhardt, were unanimously reelected
as commander and record keeper. re-
spectively. Mrs. Tom Smith was elect
ed lieutenant commander and MIS-. byo-
Ter, finance auditor.
The first social event of this review
will be the entertainment OF the ON
GERS club al Halloween costume par
ty and the celebration of the orders
birthday. October %.
Victory Review, No. IL expressed con.
fidence in old officers by re-electing and
installing Mrs. Catharine Cartner, COM
mander: Mrs. Rebecca Sissemore. rec
ord keeper; Mrs. Mattingly. past COM
mander: Mrs. Berhardt. chaplain. and
Mrs. E, " Huntington becomes the new
finance auditor. Mrs. Mabel T. La Rue.
deputy supreme commander. acted as
installing officer. Palms and flags form
ed the decorations. The appreciation
for Mrs. Cartner's loyalty and work was
evidenced by a gift of half dozen
silver forks. Mrs. La Rue was pre-
sented with a bottle of smelling salts.
with gold and cloissonne top. This
review, 1t is said. has had successfu!
wear, both in increased membership and
general interest
Mrs. Cartner entertained her STAN OF
officers at her home, on Irving street
Laws pertaining to the duties OF eacn
officer were read and plans laid Tor the
fall campaign.
Shield Of Honor.
Iris Lodge. No. SO. met as thu Type-
graphical Temple Tuesday evening,
worthy Master R. P. sowerbutts pre-
siding.
Tickets have been Distributed fe~
theater party at Polls Theaeer Tues
day evening. November Q. "a. be siven
Jointly by Iris Lodge and Columbia
Lodge. Frank NJ Skinner, district
danutv grand master was present and