Evening star., 1919-11-30
AMONG THE FRATERNITIES

and Ernest w Shoots. Mount Pleas
ant. No. 20. January s.
Services at the North Carolina Ave-
nue. NJ. p Church this evening at s
O'Clock will be attended by officers of
| the grand bodies of the odd Fellows
and the Rebekah Assembly, as we'll s
members of the subordinate lodges.
! The Thanksgiving ball recently held
for the benefit of st. Joseph's Orphan
Asylum. it is said. netted goodly
sum. Miss May c. Boland. chairma n,
and large committee of the Daugh-
teEs of Isabella had charge of the
refreshments.
At the annual Thanksgiving serv-
ices of the Daughters of America. at
Metropolitan Baptist Church. last
Sunday, the pulpit was decorated with
! farm products, fruits. canned goods.
etc. donated Harvest day offer
ing to the Baptist Home for the Aged,
fGeorgetoWn.
At the visitation of the State Coun-
Gil. Daughters of America to 1nde-
pendent Council, No. 2. Monday night,
a program of entertainment was pre-
sented and gifts We're made to State
Councillor NJ. Rosella Cole, Associate
State Councillor Sadie Levy, Deputy
Charles H. Miller, Past National
Councillor Mrs. Hattie NJ. Miller and
state Judiciary c. o. Bohrer.
DIR. Pairo of Keane Council Knights
OF Columbus. has been elected chair
man of the new home committees: NJ
T. Simmons of Washington Council
secretary and J. Chavis of Potomac
Council treasurer
The fifth of series of dances is an
nounced for SATURDAY. night bv Po-
tomac Council, Knights of Columbus
All the camps of the Modern Wood
men OF the World will hold elections
next month. Elm Camp will have ini-
tiatory work December is
Washington Aerie. Fraternal Order
OF EaSleS' is arranging for a dance
at the Penn Gardens December 10
The dance committee was entertained
recently by Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhardt.
at GIG Quincy street. and will have
a luncheon at 1906 E street Friday
evening.
The Past Councillors Association of
the Junior o. U. A. NJ, has organic
ed with John A. H. Hargett as presi-
dent. Maurice Peabody as vice presi
secretary. Julius Owens as financial
secretary and H. S. Crawford as
treasurer.
CapItOl council, NO. 20. Jr. y. L. A.
NJ, will have an entertainment and
banquet the evening of December IL.
In Webster Lodge. No. :. K. p.
Tuesday evening. Supreme Lodge hon.
or. certificates were presented to
George 6. Cressey. William c. Clark,
Henry w. Hartwig. Rudolph Green
and Charles ]. Stansbury.
A Pythian fair is announced for April
10. instead of February %. as first
proposed. Past Grand Chief Mary
Mitchell of the Pythian Sisters. has
been unanimously elected a member
of the fair committee.
The initiation of the knights Of
Pythias service class was conducted
by Supreme Representative Kahlert,
with j. L. Armstrong of Redf1eld. Iowa,
as prelate. The ceremonial was held
by Franklin and Rathbone Lodges and
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters,
served a banquet at the close.
Deputy Schaefer Wednesday re-
ported to- Carroll Council. X. c.. that
the evening schools of the Knights
of Columbus at st. Johns College are
being wonderfully successful. Rev. La
Fargo of St. Marys, Md. announced
he is about to institute new coun
Gil in his parish The councils twenty
first anniversary will be- celebrated
December 16.