Evening star., 1928-05-20
FRATERNITIES
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lar social Monday evening in the Junior
Temple with the councillor, Mrs. MIN
ME Thompson, presiding, Nominations
of officers were made, Miss Allce
Courtney announced sock social Tor
the benefit of the council in the near
future. Past state Councillor Cavour
O, Bohrer. a member of the board or
directors on the late carnival, sub
mitted his report. Past National Coun-
cilor Mrs. Hattie NJ. Miller resigned as
chairman Of the good OF the oroer
committee, and Mrs. Nellie Deane was
appointed to the vacancy. Addresses
were delivered by Mrs. Mary McWalter
of Alexandria, Mrs. Cora Mandy, dep
uty: Mrs. Mona Jones and Miss Lottie
George. Following the business seS-
sion the good Of the order committee.
through Mrs. Deane. presented a n1u-
Sical program and served refreshments
woMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Brentwood Review met Monday eve
ming Mrs Lola f. Coles. supreme
sergeant and Maryland State field di-
rector, was the honor guest, Miss
.Jennis E Waddey, district deputy. pre-
Sented Mrs Coles with a fine class OF
new members. Mrs. Ethel Hetterly.
junior supervisor. led in claS of jun
iors each carrying an American flag.
Mrs Coles told of the State rally
which will be held in Baltimore, May
81. Other visitors were Miss HeTSht
Baltimore and Mrs Van Ness organizer,
of Brentwood Review. Refreshments
were served.
Victory Review announces bridge
and 500 party for the benefit of the
club fund. tomorrow evening, at 1926
Massachusetts, avenue.
A rummage sale will be held at
Twenty-ninth and n streets. June 4,
lasting for three days. All men,
bers are requested TO notify Mrs Ada
Byrne, North 6904, If they have rum
mage to contribute.
Liberty Union Review will meet to-
morrow evening at 1926 Massachusetts
avenue.
The Monday Lunch Review win meet
at noon tomorrow at the Woman'S City
Club. After a business session, lunch
con viii be served.
Columbia Review viii hold pay-to-
play card party Tuesday evening at
1926 Massachusetts, avenue
The Officers' Club will be entertained
by Washington Review Tuesday eve
ming at 1925 Massachusetts, avenue, at
7.S0 O'Clock.
National Review viii meet Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Lena Leech and Mrs. Joseph
Verdi, both of Liberty Union Review,
will be hostesSes to a benefit card party
Thursday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Leach, AIS Sixth street.
During the past week three new
founders were added to the club list
They are Mrs. Nellie Graham, Mrs
Mollie Durham, and Mrs. Margaret
knighting. At meeting Of the board
of directors Monday 1t was decided TO
hold the founders list open until June
is.
b. p. o. ELKS.
A session of the lodge was held Wed
nesday with Exalted Ruler Nathan
Weill presiding Representative Charles
Z. Winter Of Wyoming addressed the
lodge. Fred Whiteheads subject was
the annual banquet of the lodge. Judge
Robert E. Mattingly spoke on charity.
Maj. G. Eugene Edwards announced
plans completed for the Flag day eele-
brstion, which viii be held June 10
at the Sylvan Theater in the Monu-
ment grounds, at pm.
T. T. O'Donnel, chairman OF the
VI IkldA1S DNkAAlE GD1tA11AkAEEs A12Anh14NG1
that the following members Of the
lodge have rendered their services as
clowns for the outing: j. j. O'Connen,
Bud Noxon, George Wathens. Johnnie
Reh. Chris Sprosser. Bob Hoy, ISsv
Cohen, Julius Lozerow, Frank Pignone.
Frank Ostroth. Roland Perry, Al
Thomas. Nose Herzog. Sam Gibson and
Mascot Charles Macintosh.
w0ODMEN or THE WORLD.
Fraser Camp celebrated its twelfth
anniversary at the temple last Monday
night. Consul Ccmdr. MCGEE made an
address Of welcome. and Capt. William
Gelgesen was master Of ceremonies.
There was an olio Of vaudeville acts.
after which refreshments were served,
followed by dancing.
Elm Camps minstrel show at the
Eastern High School Auditorium was
well attended. The proceeds went into
the uniform bank fund Of Company c,
and is to be used for fitting out this
unit for the encampment
Alpha Camp received applications for
membership at the last convention and
there has been an accession TO the
camps roll by transfers Of new resi-
dents from out Of town.
Mount VernCn Camp viii hold card
party Thursday for Woodmen only. No
admission fee viii be charged.
MODERN wOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Georgetown Camp win meet May IS.
The camp went on record as fayortng
the Talbot silver anniversary campaign.
A lawn party will be held some time
in the near future at the residence Of
John Greene, 1850 Conduit road.
The boosters are now working on this
proposition and viii announce the date
as soon as IL Is set The minstrel held
by the camp recently was reported
success The boosters are meeting
every Wednesday at the neighbors' res
1dences.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
A meeting Of Washington aerle was
held Monday evening Arrangements
are being made for the installation Of
officers at the first meeting In June. A
movement has been started 70 reinEtste
many Of the former members. An auto
trip 10 the Maryland State Aerie Con-
vention at HageFstown in June Is being
arranged.
PATRIOTIC ORDER OF AMERICANS
Patriotic Order Of Americans, Camp
80. 10 viii hold their annual Memorial
services At their hall. Wisconsin avenue
and n street, May ~, al pm. Rev.
Austin will deliver an address and a
bugier from Fort MyeT, Va, will sound
taps. The members viii go in a body
and place wreath on the Tomb 0f the
Unknown Soldier, May Is, at 1890 I'm.
NATIONAL UNION.
National Union field day for the
benefit Of the Hospital Service Asso-
eiation VIII BE- held al Glen Echo Park,
August 2 Crawford Bennie. Jack Mar
shall and M J. Kindsfather have been
appointed as committee 10 make
n1ai arrangements.
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