Evening star., 1928-10-28
FRATERNITIES

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candidates Tuesday evening. Past Pa
| tron Arthur Simpson sang solos. Oc-
tober 80 at a special meeting the grand
officers will pay their annual grand
visitation.
There will be card party November
at Chestnut Farms Auditorium. by La
Fayette Lodge Chapter The next
meeting of the chapter will be Novem-
ber 10.
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master j. Burton Kincer. ac-
ocmpanied by his Grand Lodge officers,
officially visited Excelsior Lodge. Grand
Representatives w. W. MILAN and John
H. Wood examined the noble grand
vice grand, secretary. warden and con-
ductor OF the lodge in the ritualistic
work Of the order, and complimented
them upon their ef1iciecny Following
the visitation. refreshments we're served.
Grand Chaplain Henry w. Tippett,
past grand master as chairman of the
divine services, announces the order
will have divine services at st. Pauls
English Lutheran Church Sunday eve
ming, November IL. Rev. John T. Hud-
ole, pastor of the church. will deliver a
special sermon. Subordinate and Re-
bekah lodges are requested to attend.
Eastern Lodge will receive the grand
master and his corps of officers Wednes-
day evening, November Z. A special
committee is in charge of the entertain
ment.
Rcbekah Lodges.
The Rebekah Home Circle will give
turkey dinner at Northeast Masonic
Temple November 81.
A masquerade dance will be given by
the Rebekah Assembly next Tuesday
evening at oysters Auditorium.
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge celebrated its
thirtieth anniversary October 18. The
president of the Rebekah Assembly ac-
companied by her officers, and the grand
master and some his officers were guests.
Two charter members, Grand Repre-
sentative John Wood and Mrs Josie
Weber, were present. A program was
rendered after which refreshments were
served. Noble Grand Mrs. Emily Hayes
was toastmistress
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge will cele-
orate homecoming night at the next
meeting. Noble Grand Mrs. Mary Ian
dis appointed the following entertain
ment committee: Mrs. Belle Thomson
Mrs. Elsie L. Wilson and Miss Rachel
Morris,
Dorcas and Mount Pleasant Rebekah
Lodges will meet Thursday and Miriam
Lodge Friday evening.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Washington Council, No. 224. will
IYo1I
DAY evening in the knights of Colun1-
bus Hall. 920 Tenth street northwest
An excellent program is promised with
distribution of favors as well as prizes
Tor costumes. The following are sery-
Ing on the lecturers committee: ].
Allen, G. BaccinaS, j. Bleigh, j. Colli-
mower. j. Coyle, j. E. DIVERS. "
ElSman, E. Handiboe (c1airman). ].
johnson, T. Lane, T. McKeon. G. e.
O'Connor E. O'Sullivan, w. A, Page,
L. Payne, j. Sullivan, G.. Viehman and
A. Williamson.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
During the past week the clubhouse
at sol E street northwest has been the
scene OF several interesting events. Last
Sunday an initiation and banquet took
place in honor of the fifteenth birthday
anniversary of the organization. Ad-
dresses were given by Mgr. George l..
Leecn, secretary to the papal delegate
rev. Fatner Hurney, Very Rev. Paschel
for the Knights of the Holv Sepulchre
ana the franciscan Monastery: Rev.
Father Francis x. Cavanaugh Mrs
Hannah Schwartz, for the Catholic
daughters Of America of MARYLAND:
MRS: Jennie B. Greene, national direc-
Tor Tor the national office; Charles Darr.
State deputy, Knights of Columbus: p.
j. Haltlgan, for the Hibernians: Haiti
gan also read messages sent to Court
2l2 by Most Rev. Michael j. Curley.
Archbishop of Baltimore: Right Rev.
William ]. Hafey, national chaplain of
the Catholic Daughters of America;
MISS Mary C. Duffy, supreme regent;
Miss Mary Cronin of Atlanta, Ga, and
Mrs. Alfred E. Smith. There were
cnoruSes With other musical items and
recitatlons. Emblem pins and other
gl1ts were presented to some members
In token OF appreciation Of their work
in the organization.
In celebration of the senior courts
birthday anniversary the members of
the junior court were entertained Tues
day. Right Rev. John D. McNamara
made an address. Miss Katherine
klndsfather, president of the juniors.
presided. Miss Mary G. Boland grand
regent OF the senior court: Rev. r. x.
Cavanaugh, chaplain, and Rev. John
Nelligan were present. Refreshments
were served. There was program of
music and recitations.
A program was given Thursday under
auspices Of the Converts League in
honor OF converts. Very Rev. Louis j.
OHern, Very Rev. Francis P. Lyons.
Admiral Benson, u. S. NJ; Rev. Father
Francis x. Cavanaugh and Miss Mary
c. Boland made addresses. Miss Florence
Winter, president of the league, pre-
SIDED. Refreshments were served and
solos were rendered by George Cowles.
accompanied by Miss Margerv Cowles
and Miss Nellie Roman, accompanied by
Miss Margaret Breen.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Hernlione Lodge will confer the rank
OF esquire at it's convention Friday
evening. Grand Chancellor A. Lacy
Embrey and associate officers of the
Grand Lodge will visit this lodge No
Vember at its hail. Wisconsin ave-
hue and M street.
Syracusians Lodge will confer the
ranks at its convention, Friday evening.
The ways and means committee will
nave reception and welcome to the
new members, these recently appointed,
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
Amaranth Lodge will meet Novem-
Der 5. The officers will meet one hour
before the lodge opens to rehearse.
Webster Lodge will confer the knight
rank at its convention Tuesday evening.
The grand visitation of the grand
chancellor was made to Calanthe Lodge
Monday evening. The presentation was
made bv George w. Barkham. The vice
chancellor was advanced to the posi-