Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-27

Marguerite G. Stewart and the ladies as
listing are Mrs. Buchanan, Miss Bea-
rice Deeds, Miss Mae Morgan, Mrs.
larry S. Newman, Mrs. F. G. Carpenter,
Irs. William Giachetti, Miss Katherine
1oriority and Mrs. Dwyer. The officers
in the receiving line will be Miss Kettle
rine v. Radcliffe, regent: Miss Alice
Burke. vice regent; Miss Jane Coleman,
chancellor: Miss Katherine Sullivan, I
financial secretary; Miss Mary T. Wolfe, Z
treasurer; Miss Ann Ferguson, recording
secretary; Mrs. Virginia Offutt, monitor:
Mrs. Bernard Saffell. scribe, and Mrs.
George A. Howe, Mrs. James Flynn.
Miss Elizabeth Dolan, trustees.
Mrs. Mary Booth, grand regent of
New Haven, Conn.,, will be present at
the reception and will be the guest of
Mrs. James Haskell. The dining room
will be opened to members only, and it
is necessary to notify Mrs. Stewart of
your intention to attend.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
District of Columbia Council, Loyal
Ladies OF the Royal Arcanum, cele-
brated its seventh birthday anniversary
Monday evening. The main feature of
the evening was a class initiation in
honor OF the regent, Miss Dorothy Al
burger, who presided. There was q large
attendance, among whom were %
members from Baltimore, Md. The Wis
ltlng members were welcomed by I. S.
Chllds. grand regent of the District of
Columbia Royal Arcanum. He also pre-
sented the Loyal Ladies' Council with
a check with which to purchase an al
tar cloth. Other speakers were Maurice
Har1ng, grand regent of Maryland. and
PAST
OF the District of Columbia, under whose
administration the Loyal Ladies' Coun-
Gil was instituted. Mrs. PersiS Greer,
supreme committeewoman; Mrs. MauS
;. Chllds. supreme chaplain, and Mrs.
A. E. Sharp, vice regenS of Baltimore
Council, offered Fluctuations. On behalf
OF Baltimore Council box of roses was
presented to the regent of District
Council. Following the meeting there
was dancing and supper.
District Council, Loyal Ladies, will
hold a card party Thursday evening at
1926 Massachusetts, avenue.
The District of Columbia councils
were visited by Supreme Regent Harold
G. Knoeppel on January 16. He was
accompanied by Field Manager Fred
erick A. Goodwin and Supreme Com
mitteeman Charles A. Mulligan of New
York. A banquet was rendered them at
the City Club, under the supervision of
Grand Regent I. S. Childs and presi-
dent of the Boosters Club, Past Grand
Regent Warren M. Schoonmaker. The
guests were later taken in automobiles
to the hall of District Council, where
a union meeting was held and a class
of candidates, in honor of Grand Re-
gent I. S. Childs. was initiated.
Speakers of the evening we're Su-
preme Regent Harold C. Knoeppel,
Field Manager Fred A. Goodwin, Su-
preme Committeeman Charles A. Null
ligan and Grand Regent Childs.
/. Municipal Council will meet tomor-
row evening in Odd Fellows Hall.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The weekly luncheon will be in charge
OF Columbia Review, Mrs. Elizabeth
Sweeney. president, tomorrow.
The Alpha Beta Chi Girls Club will
hold a dance and card party February
at the clubhouse. 1850 Massachusetts,
avenue. Mrs. Violet Henry is hostess
for the evening.
The Union Guard team will meet for
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