Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
Court No. 2l2 listened to a lecture
Tuesday evening on Sacrifice Of the
Mass by Rev. j. c. Broderick of St.
PaulS Church. The lecture was illus
tTated with colored Slides An address
was delivered by Very Rev. Francis p
Lyons. president of st. Paul's College,
who is the director OF the league.
Miss Mary c. Boland, grand regent,
also spoke.
George Cowles, accompanied by Miss
Marjorie CowleS. sang.
Miss Florence Nj Winter. chairman
Of Converts League, presided The
committee under the direction Of Very
Rev. Francis P. Lyons is composed of
the following members: Rev. Francis
Y, Cavanagh and Miss Mary Boland,
honorary chairman; Miss Florence M
Winter. chairman: Miss Nell Calnan,
vice chairman: Miss Anne Doyle, Miss
May Barrett, Miss Margaret Fitzgerald
Miss Margaret Shannon, Miss Theresa
Mangan, Miss Katherine Kelly, Miss
Rita Dolphin, Miss Grace Sprucebank,
Miss Marie Creahen, Miss Florence
Elchen. Miss DAFT DAILY. Mrs. Margaret
Ray, Miss Claire Ercke. Miss Marie
Smith, Miss Margaret Breen. Miss
Mary Cullen. Miss Elizabeth McCor-
mick. Mrs Anna Casey. Miss Jennie
Simms, Miss Alma Maceron, Miss
Cecilia Gallagher, Mrs. Alberta Jones,
Miss Aieathea J, Hurley. Mrs. Ellen
Smith. Mrs Lottie Reynolds and Miss
Edna Dawson.
The court is preparing for initiation
Of large group Of candidates which
viii take place at the Willard Hotel
Easter Sunday, TO be followed by a
banquet beginning at $50 pm A
delegation Of Catholic Daughters from
various courts Of the organization In
New York State have made reServa-
tons 10 attend the banquet, as well as
indicating their desire to be present az
the initiation. Prominent members Of
the clergy and laity and national off,
GERS Of the organization viii attend
Miss Margaret Kane, chairman. and
Miss Nell Calnan, secretary. and COM
nlittee in charge Of membership re-
ported progress. Mrs James Ryan
assisted by Mrs. Alice Ashe, has been
placed in charge OF reception com.
mittee
A dance and card party win be held
ct willard Hotel May 4.
A business meeting viii be held
April 3. at which all members are
requested to be present.
Jr. o. U. A. M.
J. Morgan Read Council met March
l6. in Star Hall Mount Rainier, Nd,
with Councillor r. w Spurlin presid-
ing. T Martin Storey, Russell r.
Storey and Theodore r. Dorsey were
admitted by reinstatement Past Coun-
ciior Charles F. Mueller spoke OF the
entertainment 70 be held in the North
east Masonic Temple April l6 and II
for the benefit Of the reunion COM
mittee. Recording Secretary p. r
Storey reported on the carnival and
fun fest 10 be held In the Junior
Order Temple in May. Deputy State
Councillor A. L. Dahler spoke OF the
cilors' Association. State Councillor
Oscar T Harlow also spoke
The next fratcrnal visit Of Etats
! Councillor Harlow and staff Of officeri
/ VIII be Friday evening TO Star Spangiee
| Banner Council, at a0s street.
| Anacostia Council met Monday eve
/ ming, with Councillor NJ. z. White pre-.
/ siding. Degree Master Clark Teat
and the drill team, under the com,
nand of Capt. T. r. Thomas. con.
| feTTed the degrees upon a class Of eigh
/ candidates. Chairman Edward A
Dlehl Of the reunion committee spoks
! Of the benefit vaudeville entertainment
/ 10 be- held April i6 and II in North.
/ east Masonic Temple. Prank Kicker
J. X. PTatber. Frey, Bell and other
/ made addresses.
John l.. Burnett Council met, with
] Past Councillor J. r. LiInsden in tn,
T chair. Deputy State Councillor O. w
/ Alderman and the members later at
/ tended the visitation Of the State Coun.
/ eli officers " the Potomac Vale!
! Forge Council
Andrew Jackson Council met Tues
/ day evening. Ira Junior order Temple
/ with Councillor q o. Sunday pTesid
/ ing, &. r Lacey, president Of th'
/ Temple Association. National Com.
! nltteeu1an 4. r. Skinner, Past coun'
/ c.ioFs w. II. Elliot, o. w Hall. M
/ Perry and Messrg. johnson and Scot
/ MADE addresses. T8e Daughters d
/ America Will De guests next Tuesda