Evening star., 1923-01-28

Isabella Circle It's were entertained at
a card party Monday night at the Cath
olic Community House. COL Z street
northwest, Mrs. Hilda Weinerth, chair
man.
Under the auspices of the sick COM
mfttee a card party will be given at 1913
Grard street northwest tomorrow at
o clock, Mrs. kistler, chairman
Installation OF officers will take place
some time next month.
B. P. O. ELKS.
reception and dinner, in honor of
Grand Exalted Ruler J. Edgar Mas
ters is to be given at the Willard
February 6. Among those who have
accepted invitations are Past Grand
Exalted Rulers William J. O'Brien of
Baltimore, Fred Harper OF Virginia,
former Gov. John X. Tener. Pennsyl
vania: Rush L. Holland. assistant at
torney general; former Senator George
L. Wellington, Maryland, always
stalwart supporter of Lodge No. Il;
of the House; Gen. John ]. Pershing,
Rev. DR.. Freeman of the Church of
the Epiphany, the three District Com
missioners. and others of like promi
nence. Exalted Ruler Daniel r. Nj
hion is chairman of the reception
committe, the personnel of which Is
composed Of the chair officers and
past exalted rulers of Washington
Lodge, No. is. No reservations will
be made after Saturday, February 3.
A program Of vocal and instrumental
music has been prepared, which in
cludes selections by the ElkS Band,
and q number of selected acts from
the local vaudeville theaters. The
Eiks' drill team will give an exhibit
ton of It's skill. A suitable souvenir,
commemorative of the occasion. will
also be presented to each dinner
guest.
An invitation from the Alexandria.
Va, lodge for Washington Lodge Off
GERS to conduct initia{ory services
there February 10 has been accepted.
Washington Lodge, No. Is, will be
escorted by Its band,
An Atlanta, Ga. club for the con-
veniepce of Elks who propose at
tending the convention next July has
been organized.
At Wednesday nights session Pat
rick j. Donnelly of Brooklyn Lodge,
N. Y, and r. p. Ham OF Bath. Me,
delivered addresses. The latter, who
declared that Washington Lodge had
furnished him with a real touch of
monotonous tenor of ones existence
when away from home and friends,
died suddenly Thursday morning.
HIS relatives In Maine were tmme-
diately notified.
Orphans of the various schools and
asylums throughout the District are.
in turn. to be invited to theater
parties by a committee in charge of
Arthur A Riemer. The first will be
those at the Bruen Home and st.
Johns Asylum, who will be enter
tained at the Belasco the first week
in February. Others will follow in
rapid succession.
The following members of Elk
Lodges visited and registered at the
Home of Washington Lodge during
the past week: Frank E. Smith,
Derby, Conn; Lawrence B. Brochett,
Norwich, Conn; c. Daniels, Chicago;
Abramson, John r Crews. Nat and
III. A Schnier, 8. s. Diamond, Albert
J Fuller, Ben Schwartz, P. ]. DON
nelly. Brooklyn. y; z; J; n Slater.
Patterson, N. j.; E. w. Hart, Jersey
City, N. j.; H. w. Snyder. Freder-
icksburg. Va; Z. o. Herdt, Rich
mond, Va; Fred r. Dix, Newport
News, Va; 3. Michaelson, Davey. W.
Va: F.. G. Moritz, Norfolk. Va;
Thomas w. Lyons, Springfield, Mass;
]. w. Rivers, Brockton, Mass; F. ].
Rivers, Natick, Mass; A. NJ. Houser.
New York; r. P. Ham, Bath. Me-;
c. Morris Jones, Knoxville, Tenn;
J. w. Weaver, Quanah, Tex; c. r.
Cribbins. Parkersburg. w. Va; Rob
ert E. st. Gilley, La Junta. Col; ]. J.
Mcmahon, Charleston. S. c., and c..
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