Evening star., 1928-03-18

| boys CluD Will pe ofgaiLSe0 w uie Ia ~
hall. The club will be under the direc-
ton of Brother Zube Sullivan. phySicai
instructor for the Knights OF Columbus
He urged that members send their boys
between the ages of 10 and ID years to
this meeting: April 9. the order will
give their annual charity ball for the
benefit of the Archbishop Curley
Scholarship Fund at the New Willard
Hotel This fund Is used to send de-
serving children through the Catholic
high schools. Mr. Darr also favored the
construction OF the proposed swimming
pool. The following state officers. Leo
Kolb Thomas Fitzgerald. William
Feeley, John Downey and Eugene Gal-
lery, past grand knight OF washington
Council. also spoke. -, 80 ~.
tenth annual outing to Atlantic City
during the week of July IS to August l.:
Headouarters will be at the Continental
Hotel Reservations are being made by
George b, Saur and Al JOY.
THE MACCABEES.
A review of Mount Vernon Tent
was held last Tuesday evening at North
east Masonic Temple. Visitors from
National Tent were present. Sir knight
| William B. Severe. commander, pre-
sided. Announcement was MADE OF the
dance to be held at Gavel Clup Apr1i
II by Mount Vernon Tent and Eureka
Hive for the benefit of Court NO. s.
Jewels of the Maccabees
Eureka Hive at its last review served
refreshments and Mrs Annie E. Nalley,
past commander, was presented with a
| Maccabee emblem. Mrs. Alice b. Graul,
commander. extends an invitation to all
members OF the hive to be present next
| Tuesday evening at Northeast Masonic
| Temple.
The Court of Industry. Jewels of the
Maccabees, met at Northeast Masonic
Temple March 10 under the direction
| of the queen mother, Mrs. Sarah II.
| Severe. The officers rendered the
ritualiStic work.
Woman's Benefit Association.
Miss Nettie Terry of Buffalo, N. Y,
special auditor for the Woman's Bene-
| fit Association, is in the city and will
| be at the Office each day to meet the
treasurers OF the various reviews.
| Victory Review, Mrs. Minnie Dunn,
president will hold a card party to.
morrow evening at 8:15 o'clock at 1926
| Massachusetts, avenue. Five hundreo
and bridge will be played.
Plans for taking over the proposed
new clubhouse on Massachusetts
avenue are being completed All MEM
bers who by their personal efforts
raise or who donate ten dollars or more
| to the clubhouse fund will be known as
| founders and will be so listed.
National Review will hold an anti
tuberculosis meeting Thursday evening
and invites all the reviews to partici-
pate. The meeting Is q joint affair. as
each review was requested by the Ma
tional Health Department OF the Asso-
ciation to devote one evening during
March TO q program on the causes.
prevention and cure or tuberculosis.
The speakers will be DR.. r. F. Guynn
and DR. Priscilla Streeter.
The Alpha Beta Chi Girls VIII meet
Wednesday evening at O'Clock, 2ls
McGin Building.
benefit card party Thursday evening to
help raise It's pledge to the clubhouse
! fund, at 1925 Massachusetts, avenue.
| Mrs. E. r. Richardson OF the Monday
Lunch Review. will be unable to enter
| tain the review at luncheon on Monoay
as planned, as she has been called from
the city by the serious illness OF her
| mother. The review will meet at the
Woman's City Club, 20 Jackson place.
at noon. Luncheon will follow q nusi-
ness session.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Mineola Council. Degree OF Pocahon-
tas, at their last meeting had as
visitor the great sachem, A. II. Dyer,
who gave an outline OF the program
OF work for the coming year. Great
Sannap w. N. Swindells gave taiK
on the progress of the council. A COM
mittee was appointed to prepare lot
celebration st. Patrick's day.
White Eagle Council at their meet
ing March Z had the great instruc-
tress Of the degree, as well az seVerai
visitors from the various other coun-
cIls. Ralph Pines. leader OF the Kazoo
Band. announced that that organization
would entertain the council In the near
future. and Mrs. Powell, chairman OF
| the good Of the order committee Tor
| the month Of March. announced st:
| Patricks day party the evening OF
| March 81 In the hall at 7i3 d street.
MineoIa Tribe met last Friday eve
ming with the sachem, John w. Wat
son. presiding. The great sachem and
four past great saehems, w. B. Garner.
| w. c. White. George Z. Baxter ana
r II. Dennis, made addresses. A COM
mittee was appointed 10 have charge OF
and make arrangements for recep-
! ton To the membership OF the tribe.
| Announcement will be made later as 70
when this will occur.
| Powhatan Tribe met last Thursday
| evening. Sachem A. l.. EnoS presiding
! A. L. Goodall was appointed TO serve
on the publicity committee and Great
| Senior Sycamore j. K. Baker. j. w.
Tidier and Harry r. Sheedy were ap-
pointed a committee from Sioux Tribe
! TO make arrangements for co-tribal
degree team. The adoption degree will
| be conferred at the next meeting.
Short talks were made by w. A. Con-
nor and J. j. Gilhooiey. After the
| meeting smoker was held
| At the last meeting OF Seneca Tribe
delegation from Mineola Tribe, led
| by the great sachem, A. II. Dyer, was
| present, as was also Great Junior Saga
more Hally Great Chief Of Records
! Alexander. Past Great Sachem Seiffert
Great Keeper OF Wampum w, u. Gar
ner, Great Instructor II. II. Dennis
and Mr.. b. Camietta OF Portsmouth,
| Va.
Logan Tribe met last Thursday eve
ming at Red Mems Hall. Nineteenth
street ad Pennsylvania avenue. Sachem
| William Moriarty presiding. Three
| applications for the adoption degree
were presented by G. p. Watts. Harry
| Thompson, who is In charge Of the
| oyster roast 10 be held At Nick Auth'a.
| Seyenth and u streets southwest, the
evening OF March 20, reported all ar
rangements had been completed. The
degree team Of Logan Tribe, under the
| direction OF Degree Master r. II. Den
mis- Is practicing every Sunday at the
| hall.
| Usage Tribe met last night and held
a st. Patrick's party. Refreshments
| were served.
SONS or JONADAB.
| Sovereign Council will hold It's regii~
lar annual meeting In Jonadab Hall,