Evening star., 1927-11-13
Rebelxah Lodges.

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Thursday evening.
AT the last meeting of Friendship
Lodge a Halloween oarty and box
supper was held Mrs. Edith Chill
cothe was awarded a prize for the
most original costume, and Mrs. Zelda
Robinson for the most comical. The
lodge will have business meeting at
the Masonic Temple, Anacostia, next
Tuesday evening.
Assembly Home Circle will have a
donation party for the Odd Fellows
Home, which will be held at the Odd
! Fellows Home, 3233 n street, No
vember IS.
The Home Circle will give a turkey
dinner and bazaar in Northeast Ma
sonic Temple next Wednesday eve
ming. The dinner will start at 5
o'clock.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The card party held under the aus
| pices Of Spalding Council November
was reported a success. A similar
card party will be held January 10. a
| meeting is being arranged for Novem-
| Der II. turkey night"
At the meeting of Washington
| Chapter, Knights of Columbus, October
| 27, it was decided to hold the annual
Christmas party for the orphans of the
| District of Columbia on December 26,
at o'clock in the knights of Columbus
Hall, 918 Tenth street. The following
officers were elected: Chairman, Will
liam H. Murry, Washington Council;
vice chairman, Herman G. Lauten,
Spalding Council; secretary, Frank
j. Haske. ST., keane Council; treas
urer. DIR. j. F. O'Donnell, Keane
Council; warden, F. A. Heffernan,
Potomac Council; chaplain, Rev. j.
j. Callaghan, Carroll Council.
Potomac Council will meet tomor.
row evening at o'clock. The second
| regular meeting Of the council will
be held November II instead of No.
vember %. The meeting was ad.
vanced in order that the members
could participate in their annual
turkey nite' party.
Washington Council at it's meeting
of last Tuesday was addressed by
Zube Sullivan, the knights of Colum-
bus director of athletics. Gymnasium
nights are Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, pm. Boxing, basket ball and
other sport activities are being or
ganized by Director Sullivan.
| AT a meeting of the lecture com.
mittee Friday night, plans were com
pleted for the Thanksgiving meeting
| November %. Turkeys will be dis
tributed. For the ladies' night, No
vember 29, Lecturer James D. Bligh
| and his committee have arranged for
a card party. A card club will be
organized in conjunction with the
women of the council members and it
is planned to hold similar monthly
affairs during the season.
Washington General Assembly of
| the E'O1lrfh Deprnp will visit fl,o ;%t1o
Sisters of the Poor at their convent
Third and H streets northeast, this
afternoon and give them their annual
pound party. The members of the
assembly will bring TO the sisters
articles for the inmates, sugar
coffee. tea, potatoes, cereals, apples.
Jeilies and preserves, candies and
cakes. Many of the members unable
10 attend have directed the shipment
OF articles. The committee in charge
Is: NJ. Vasey, A. j. Sardo, P. A. Simp.
son, T. Trodden.
b. p. O. ELKS.
Washington Lodge will hold its
| eighth annual charity ball at the
New Willard Hotel next Thursday
night, November II. The entire pro.
ceeds are devoted to charity in the
District of Columbia.
A committee, consisting Of the past
exalted rulers OF the lodge, headed
by Past Exalted Ruler James f. Col.
iif1oWer. has been appointed to ar.
range for a testimonial banquet to
Grand Exalted Ruler John f. Malley.
Announcement of the date will be
given the membership in the near
future.
The initiation Of 12 members last
Wednesday was presided over by
Exalted Ruler John E. Lynch and
the officers Of the lodge. Those who
became members were F. L. Ferrone,
Oscar c. Fuller, J. II. Hampshire,
| Ralph L. johnson, Louis Krupsaw,
Harry F. Lanahan, Robert L. Rodier.
Edward w. Sheehy, F. T. Shyne,
F. X. Stonestreet, Jacob Wolf and
| Walter j. Connolly.
Members Of the dance committee
We're entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Macdonald at their lodge, the
Marymac, at Sunnyside, Md, last
Sunday. Bridge, 500 and dancing
were on the program. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Brady, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Hollander, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Umpherson, Mr.. and
Mrs. MacGillvary, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Catlin, Misses Alma Griffin, Marian
| Dohney, Virginia Hunter and GRAY
Monroe and Miss Fitzgerald of PhiIa-
delphia. and Messrs. John D. Fihelly,
Elmo Weber. Hughie Thompson, Rich.
ard Hart. Charles Hoffman. j. Man.
gold, Scranton. Pa; Rudolph Heautze,
Goluieth. Mass; c. v. Waterfall. Bos,
ton, Mass: T. J. Clary, Senica Falls.
n. y; i. D. Kasdorf. Santa Barbara.
Calf; Wallace H. Gibson. Ridgewood,
n. j.; F. G. Becker, New Brunswick.
n. j.; A. w. Fort. Rochester, N. Y:
Charles e. Erlard, Pasadena, Calf,
Charles L. Fegarole. Vineland, n. j.:
Peter Tupley. Vineland, n. j.: r. A.
Mccarthy, Milford, Mass, and J. H.
Flanagan. An outdoor oyster roast
was held
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Virginia Dare Council met October
% at I'll d street, with Mary NJ.
Sunday presiding. A masquerade
and dance was held. Mrs. Jiron.
chairman Of the good Of the order.
| presented several numbers, consist.
ing Of songs and dances r. l.. Sew.
| mour has outlined a serious of drills
for the drill team and expects to
purchase uniforms within the next
month.
Star Spangled Banner Council met
November 3 and conferred the de.
grees on Mrs. Mabel Weisbecker.
Past State Councillor Mrs Mamie G..
Howell Of Fidelity Council and part
Of the degree team assisted in the
initiation. The Social Club held a
Halloween party at the home Of Mrs.
Rosa Gray Of Seat Pleasant, Md.
Anacostia Council met Wednesday
evening, with the councillor. Mrs.
Margaret Lainhart, presiding. How.
ard Beall made report of the
trustees. Mrs. Ethel f. Burroughs
reported progress for all Of her com.
. mittees. An invitation for the de.
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