Evening star., 1928-04-29

An entertainment was given by
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters.
Wednesday evening under the auspices
OF the home board Vocal solos we're
rendered by Miss Grace Palmer. accom-
panied by Mrs. Palmer; Mrs. Carrie
Batson. accompanied by Mrs. Buckley,
Master Robert Wellen and Mrs. Waller
duet was sung by Misses Dorothy
Avery and Kathryn Wilson, accom-
panied by Miss r. Deenihan. A piano
duet was rendered by Miss d. Deenihan
and E, Middleton. Piano selections were
given by W. A.. Campbell and a recita-
ton was given by Miss Doris Lavne
Mrs. Audrey Gibson gave child imper-
sonations and vocal solos. accompanying
herself on the mandolin. Frank Goebel
rendered several popular songs, accom-
panied on the piano by Arthur Duffiyn.
feature OF the evening was fortune
telling by Mrs, o. Wellen. Lunch and
waters were served The drill staff will
meet Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. E. M. Brooke, 1343 E street SOUTH
east. There will be Initiation at the
meeting OF Friendship Temple Wednes-
day evening.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The Alpha Beta Chi Girls Club will
meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
2l9 McGill Building. Arrangements
for the proposed theater party will be
completed and other important business
transacted
At recent meeting of the Oficers'
Club 1t was announced the clubhouse
has been definitely decided upon and
deposit paid on the rent, pending
completion of incorporation. The new
nome, which will be occupied after
June !, Is at 1850 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. house-warming and rally viii
DC heio June 10 In the clubhouse.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
At the April business meeting OF Cir
Gle l7S, at the Washington Club. Re-
gent Mrs. James O. Haskell appointed
the following committees to serve for
the ensuing quarter:
Sick-MrS. r. c. Carpenter, chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Francis Swiqgard.
Mrs. William Buchanan, Mrs. Elizabeth
Roddy ana Mrs. Nora Tappan.
Entertatnment-MrS. Alice Bickslcr,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. N. Ward,
Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Katherine REM,
MISS Katherine Ratclide, Mrs. Mar
guerite Howdushell, Miss Rose French,
Hartnett.
The circle will hold rlimmaRe sale
May 3. and S. The members are re-
quested to notify the chairman of the
committee. Mrs. Katherine Downey OF
any rummage on hand The chairman
Will be assisted by Mrs Frank We'll,
Mrs. d. ]. Donovan. Mrs. Mary Killeen,
Mrs. William Stewart, Mrs G. A. Fisher.
Mrs. Annie Graves Miss Elizabeth Do
Ian. Mrs. Nora Tappan, Mrs. Katherine
REM, Miss Mary Wolfe and Miss Jennie
Coleman. The next business meeting of
the circle win be held May II.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Powhatan Tribe met Thursday eve
ming, with Sachem A. L. Enos presiding.
Past Sachem G. r. Sheedy has been ap-
pointed by the Great Council as in
Structor OF the unwritten work for the
present term. j. w. Tidler made re.
port on the financial session Of the cam
paign committee Addresses we're made
by Past Great Sachems r. d. Seiffert
and J. J. McCracken, Vincent cammi-
eta Of Portsmouth. Va; Great Senior
Sycamore J. z. Baker j. w. Baker, w.
H. jenkins, Fred Becker and others Of
the tribe
Degree rehearsal will be held at the
next meeting
Idaho Tribe met Tuesday night. The
Milton Kessler by the degree team
headed by Mr.. Leatherman surprise
for the tribe has been planned for the
meeting Of May /.
SONS OF JONADAB.
The smoker held Wednesday night by
the Boosters Club Of the order, at .Jona-
dab Hall, 623 Louisiana avenue, was
well attended Sovereign Chief John C..
Foster presided Songs were rendered
by Robinson w. Pierce. Patrick J..
inland. John Elder: tricks OF magic by
Prof, Joseph Rickham; monalogue. J..
Caeser: songs. Jonadab Giee Club. COM
| posed OF Horace Ages Albert Whiting
| ton, Joseph Thornbury and Charles
Kuldenback: comic dance. Horace Ager.
remarks were made by Past Sovereign
Chiefs William y. Kelly and Joseph d.
Buckley. The Jonadab Orchestra fur
| Tlished music. Refreshments was served.
Hope Council met, with George New
man. worthy chief. presiding. The
council was entertained by George New
man and Johnnie Nau In comedy num-
bers. Songs were sung by Robinson w.
Pierce and Charles Eheehan George
Edwards was elected guide and VIII
liam A. hidgley inside watch 10 NIL
vacancies.
Pioneer Council, with Worthy Chief
Chown. presiding, held an entertaining
meeting, with music by the J0nadAb
Orchestra and Jonadab 0iee Club Re
marks we're made by Sovereign Secfe~
tary and Treasurer William j. Arm
strong and Past Sovereign Chief ID. j.
Buckley. Refreshments we're served.
John G. Daley Council, with Joseph
T. Thornburg worthy chief, presiding
held their regular weekly meeting. Two
candidates we're initiated. Songs were
sung by John Elder. Horace Ager and
Leslie Mclaughlin; comic recitation
given by Percy Ciementa0n and Piano
solo by William J. Armstrong. jr Tie"
marks were made by Past Sovereign
Chief William H. Kelly, Thomas w
Scott and ID. j. Pr0udf0ot,
Arrangements have been completed
for the opening meeting 10 be held NJ
JonAdab Hall, May D, when = cup viii
be presented 10 the most popular woman
u. y. u. ELKE,
Michael q. Mccormick, treasurer oil
Lhe lodge for 81 years and one OF ths
two living charter members, the othei
being George w. Harrison was pre-.
SenLed with a gold and diamond ElkA
membership card case at the session
last Wednesday,
Past Exalted Ruler John n. Lynch
delegate 20 the Grand Lodge reunion
which Will be held at Miami. Fla. vii
have deleEatlou OF 30 members Of thu
lodge ak an escort
~ J. J. o'Conneli. chairman of the en-
ta4A i..As (.