Evening star., 1928-04-01

Victory REVIEW. MrS. Minnie Duln,
president, will meet tomorrow at 8 pm.
at 1896 Massachusetts, avenue.
The Monday Lunch Review, Mrs.
Leon Arnold president will be enter
tanned at luncheon tomorrow at 1890
pm. by Mrs Wilhemina Hill. 1914 Irv-
ing street. Any member who cannot
attend is requested to notify Mrs. Hill.
Adams 1911. The proceeds Of the
luncheon will be applied to the club
house fund
The Alpha Beta Chi Girls will meet
Wednesday evening at 2l9 McGil
Building. Business in reference to the
program for the coming season will be
discussed. Miss Loretta LowenStein,
president, will preside.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
The degrees were conferred on eight
candidates Tuesday night at Joint
meeting of Fellowship Council of Clar-
endon, Va. and Hope Council. Under
the leadership of Capt. John Baker, the
drill team performed. State Councillor
Cola Duval made an address. Re-
freShmentS were served Next Tuesday
Hope Council will celebrate its thirty
fifth anniversary Members of associate
councils and their friends are invited.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
RECHABITES.
The seventy-Sixth annual session of
the High Tent of North America VIII
be held in Washington August %. 20
and 30. A joint committee of repre-
sentatives from the tents in the District
of Columbia Is arranging for the con-
vention. Special committees will re-
port at the next meeting Of the joint
committee, April "a.
Eagle Tent admitted five new men,
bers at its last meeting and decided TO
change its place of meeting to WASH
iEgton Hall. Pennsylvania avenue and
Third street southeast
Loyal Tent at the last meeting dis
cuSsed phases Of Rechabite work. Re-
marks were made by John G. Moore,
John Elder, Russell E. Gurganus, Will
liam B. Kelly, John r. Mahoney and
others
The juveniles OF Eagle and Onward
Tents have planned a social evening
April II at Loyal Tent.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
banquet OF Court No. 2i2, which will be
held at the New willard Hotel April Q
at $50 pm, are practically completed.
according TO Miss Mary G. Boland.
grand regent of the local court. The
banquet win follow the initiation OF
large class Of candidates and viii be
attended by members Of the clergy. Miss
Mary G. Duffy, supreme regent. and
officers Of the national organization, as
well as by members and friends of this
court. Miss Boland will preside
A large delegation Of Catholic Daugh-
ters from various courts of the organ
ization In New York State have made
reservations to attend both banquet and
initiation. and delegation Of knights
OF Columbus, also from New York
State, win attend the banquet DR..
Charles Grifith, master of the fourth
degree Of the Knights Of Columbus,
has arranged TO give the visiting Cath
olic Daughters and Knights Of Colum-
bus special sightseeing tour through
the Franciscan Monastery and through
the Shrine Of the Immaculate Concep.
ton on Easter Monday. The following
visiting courts will participate at initia-
ton and banquet: Court Baltimore,
Court Santa Maria, No. $40, Court Car
roll OF Baltimore. Nd: Court Cava-
naugh OF Alexandria. Va, and Court
Forest Glenn Of Forest Glenn, Md.
The committee in charge of men,
Oership drive consists Of Miss Margaret
keane. chairman: Miss Nell Cainan,
secretary; Miss Mary Walter, Mrs,
Jones. Miss Agnes Breen, Miss Mildred
jenkins, Miss Mary Simpson, Miss
Marie M. Beaumont, Miss Deborah
0ainey, Miss May Keefe, Miss Isabella
Bontz. Mrs. Agnes Falbush, Mrs. Louise
Auth and Miss Deioras Hanley. Mrs.
James Ryan, chairman, and Mrs. Alice
Asne. wee chairman, have completed
arrangements for the banquet.
Plans are also being made for the
annual card party and dance Ia he
given May 4 at the New Willard Hotel.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA,
Georgetown Camp held a class
adoption at the last meeting In honor
OF the District deputy. II. ii. MiIlard.
Talbot Camp was represented by q del
egation OF about 20, headed by Escort
Patterson. Seventeen members were
Initiated by Escort Heft and the de-
gree team. headed by Chief Forester
Eckstr0m and Neighbor Il. J. Carroll
The Boosters are making plans for
the camps annual minstrel, 10 be held
At the Immaculate Conception Han
April 10.
MACcABEEs.
Mount Vernon Tent, at its meeting
last Tuesday evening, at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple, decided To make It's reau-
Lar review Monday evening, April 23.
joint meeting with Eureka Hive. Ladies
OF the Maccabees, In honor of the first
anniversary Of the hive.
The tent Is sponsoring q dance for
the benefit OF the Junior Department Of
the Maccabees, TO be held &C the 0ayel
Club, ne Thirteenth street, April IL,
Eureka Hive, Mira. Alice b, draui
commander. at its last meeting elected
five applicants 10 membership, and Ia
preparing 10 celebrate Its first anniver-
sary April ~. The hive meets st
Northeast Masonic Temple April 4,
The court Of service is rehearsing a
play, which will be presented In the
near future for the entertainment Of
Mount Vernon Tent and Eureka Hive.
IMPROVED ORDER or RED MEN.
Logan Tribe met Thursday evening ia
Red Mems Hall, Nineteenth and Penn
syiysDia avenue, with Eachsm william
MOriarty presiding. w. M. Burrows,
member Of the entertainment com
mltlee, announced card party will b.
held at Chestnut Farms Auditorium,
Twenty y~Eixth street and PennsyIyania
avenue. May 70. Calvin Hill and Harry
O'heiil were appointed q special com.
Hlittee " complete arrangements for
the prizes and entertainment for this
affair.
Idaho Council At It's meeting March
23 had a social. Az the next meeting
the degree viii he conferred, Ths
fourth Friday evening In April being
the NEXT monthly social evening, the
entertainment Will be fufniEhed by the
young men Of the council.
~ the last nesting 0f MinsOlA Coun-
ell the instfactTesA Of the degree, Mrs,
Beuiah P0Weii, nasde an address and
announced the appointment VI Miss
Margaret Fastnsiight aE insIFtletFess
for the coming year
lftawatha Council met March 10, with
Mrs. Helen Amaiams acting ~ Poca-