Evening star., 1927-09-04

guests Miss Helen Davis and Miss
Susa Stuart, graduates of the Or.
phans' Home at Tiffin, Ohio. The
Junior Band furnished music. John
Thomas announced that the Junior
Band will furnish music for the big
Junior rally at Cross Roads, Md, La
Dor Day. Addresses were made by
State Councillor Simpson. Deputy State
Counciler Muller, w. l.. Sudworth of
Star Spangled Banner Council. F. Z.
Prather of Anacostia: Frank Seiffert,
j. A. Smithson, Past Councillor Kicker
of Anacostia Council and Past State
Councillor Boblitz Of Maryland.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The Alpha Beta Chi girls will hold
their first Fall meeting next Wednes-
day at 8 pm, at 1916 sixteenth
street. A program for the year Will
be voted upon, reports of the Summer
camp by Miss Dorothy Grace and
Miss Muriel Evans will be presented
and Gamma Nu, the w. B. A. national
sorority, will be discussed.
National Review, No. i, Mrs. Della
Edmunds president, will give its first
card party of the season Wednesday
afternoon at Hecht's Auditorium at
1870 pm. Mrs. Lula Hammond is
chairman of the committee of arrange
ments. Members are requested to
bring their friends. The review will
meet as usual Thursday evening at
Typographical Union Temple.
A "pay-to-play" five-hundred and
bridge party will be given under aus
pices of Liberty-Union Review, No. 8,
Mrs. Helen Luckett president, Wednes-
day evening at o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Clarice Reavis. 721 Second
street northeast. Every member is
asked to fill one table.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Columbia Lodge, No. 1876, now is
preparing for a strenuous campaign
to maintain the prestige it gained at
the convention which has just closed
in Philadelphia. Many honors were
conferred upon it's members and more
are to be received at the next con-
vention, which opens for three days
at Mooseheart, ILL.,, adjourning to
Cardiff, Wales; from there to head
quarters of the Grand Lodge of Great
Britain. London, England; travelling
from there to Paris, France. where
the convention will close. Dictator
TcucIlCh ~ AiIiIildIl, IiSIIlUtA VI
Congress from Maryland, is a member
of the Supreme Council, and it is his
desire that goodly escort accompany
him upon that tour. The degree team
of the lodge entered into the contest
for the No. class and brought home
to Washington the first prize Of $400
with percentage of 92.5. By special
request of Philadelphia Lodge, No.
54, the degree team conferred the first
degree upon a class of l 900 candidates
last Sunday evening. Among the
many visitors to Columbia Lodge were
the distinguished delegation from
Great Britain. consisting of Sir John
Daniel, Grand Council of Wales and
Grand Lodge Of Great Britain; Arthur
Edmunds, Tredegar, Wales, Lodge No.
/; G. Morgan Williamson. Lodge No.
3, Cardiff, Wales: w. Watson Pair
man, Lodge No. 3, Cardiff, Wales, and
Dictator John Morgan, Lodge No. g.,
Wales. All were pleased with their
reception and left with the wish to
see as many members as possible next
year in Wales. The next meeting Of
Columbia Lodge will be the second
Tuesday in September, when the
boosters roll will be opened and prep
arations made for the expansion of
the lodge.
The ladies of Chapter 36S will meet
on the second Friday in September,
and it is expected that definite ar
rangements will be made for institut-
ing the Junior Order of Moose. Elsie