Evening star., 1928-04-08
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
Following an initiation of a class OF
10 new candidates into the oreaniIa-
tion today. a reception will be held IN
honor of Right Rev. John McNamara,
newly consecrated Bishop of Baltimore
and pastor of ST. Gabriel's Church, TINS
CITY A reception will also be held III
honor of Miss Mary c. Duffy, supreme
regent of the Catholic Daughters OF
America. Following this reception the
banquet will take place at $50 p.m..
Miss Mary c. Boland, grand regent OF
Court No. 2l2. presiding, Court Forest
Glenn and Court No. 2l2 In charge OF
above degree work Miss Neil Calnan,
master of degree work.
During the banquet the following
will make addresses: Right rev.
Bishop John NJ Mcnamara, Miss Mary
C. Duffy, supreme regent. DR.. Anna
Dengel, Charles Hart and Rev. c, r.
LYONS of the Catholic University.
A musical program VIII continue
through the banquet by the following;
Miss NJ Erck. pianist; Miss Mary klcn'
violinist; solos by George Beuchler.
Mathew Lepley. Mrs. Edward Ianiey
and William Calnan. accompanied by
D
berlain and Miss Nellie Rowan.
The welfare committee has planned
an Easter observance by their charitable
work at the following institutions: Blue
Plains. tuberculosis Hospital and other
institutions.
Reservations are being made for a
pilgrimage to the Shrine OF st. Ann de
Beaupre, also a trip to North Carolina
for the institution of a new court OF
the Catholic Daughters of America is
being planned for the near future.
The Dramatic Club has completed its
program for the social night meeting,
April II, at which the Easter class will
be welcomed at the Catholic Daughters
3f America Home.
A card party will be held at the
Catholic Daughters Club house, COL z
street, April IL. at pm.
ZOE.
installation night was held last
Wednesday night, when the exercises
were conducted by Howard r. Mccall oi
Wilmington, Del. The new officers are
Nathan Veil. exalted ruler: John Dill
lon Fitzgerald. David j. Barry, George
e. Strong, William $. Shelby. Michael
| G. Mccormick. Thomas j. King and
0OSepA T. HhBEEt9. AuS cAdl1Su Iu1ci
| appointed Lemuel Robey esquire;
H. MarviIle, organist: Joseph MoriatS
and David Laporte, color guards. Ths
active committee chairmen will be DR.
John T. Ready. membership; Maj. G
Eugene Edwards, Flag day: Henry /
Quinn, social and community welfare
Past Exalted Ruler John Z. Lynch
Memorial day; George E Strong. To-
rum; John w. McDermott, glad hand
Herman Richards, Joseph Bittoni and
Joseph Wood, finance; John c. Wood
Philip Little. Joseph p. Hagerty, VII
liam S. Shelby. william Hettinger and
william Douden. sinking fund; Edward
ODonnell. orphans outing: Judge Rob-
srt E. Mattingly. charity ball; Charles l.
Rouse, dances: John J. O'Connell, en-.
tertainment, and Arthur A. Riemer
publicity. The board OF stewards vii
consist OF Gus Brahler. Tony Auth
Frank v. A. Brown and James A. Fer.
reII.
An initiation will take place mex
Wednesday. The trustees have arranged
| a buffet supper and an entertainment
will be included. The lodge will meet
at 1880 pm.
The retiring exalted ruler, John z
Lynch was presented by the lodge ar
honorary life membership in the order
| and former Trustee James b. Clement
gold watch for services In the cause
OF Elkdom.
Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
Edward j. Ross Council met March %
/ In Junior Order Temple with Councillor
| Stanley Travis presiding The carnival
committee reported. Recording Sec
rectary George f. Swift. State Coun-
| cilor Thomas r. Jones, Past Councillor
| John r.. Currier and Past State Coun.
cilor Harry A. Beck made addresses.
The Deputy State Councillors Asso-
citation met with John l.. Burnett Coun'
ell at Wisconsin avenue and N street
| Wednesday evening. President John r
Currier presided. Addresses we're made
! by State Councillor Oscar T. Harlow
| State Vice Councillor A. G. Columbus
State Secretary John Prender. State
| Conductor Charles z. Sudwarth and
John r. Currier.
State Councillor Oscar r. Harlow, witt
the staff Of Gtate officers, accompanied
| the degree and drill team Of Edward j
Ross Council 10 Alexandria, Va, Marcf
/ 20, where the degrees were conferred
upon a class OF 20 candidates from II
different councils in the Fairfax iuris'
dlction. Representative John j. Nc.