Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-12

Stuart Encampment, requests all MEM
bers Of the team to be present at the
next meeting Of the encampment for
rehearsal.
REBEKAH LODGES.
At the last meeting of Dorcas Re
oekah Lodge plans were made to cele-
brate the thirty-second birthday ami
versary November 6. The president of
the Rebekah Assembly, Anne Blaylock
Wightman, and Miss Zelda Vigraff of
Erie, Pa, made addresses.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge celebrated its
birthday anniversary last Monday eve
ming and received the president of the
assembly and her officers, the deputy
grand master, william H. Mcconnell,
and the other Grand Lodge officers,
Grand Patriarch L. H. Windsor and
staff and Capt. e. L. Loving of Wash
lngton Canton and escort. A program
Thomas; reading, Mrs. Lyons; solo,
Ralph Randall. accompanied by Mrs.
Griffs; dance, Miss Mulroe, and a solo
GrifHs.
The Rebekah anniversary met in Odd
Fellows Temple, with Vice President
jeanette Griffith presiding A program
was as follows: Entrance March," Mrs.
A. Naomi Cooper, the assembly officers,
past presidents, grand master and staff,
escorted by Canton Washington, No. I;
Patriarch Militant, captained by E. L.
Loving; invocation by Assembly Chap
lain Grace w. Thomas, reading procla-
nation, Mrs. Belle Thompson; solo by
Mrs. Ethel Burroughs, Mrs. Effie Moh-
Ter, accompanist; addresses Of welcome
by Anne Blaylock Wightman, president
assembly; selection, Tech Glee Club
Quartet; remarks by Grand Master FL
mer Cummings, address by Rev. Homer
j. Councillor, reading by Miss Mary
Turner, benediction by George B. John
son, Grand Lodge chaplain
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge will hold
its annual Homecoming Tuesday eve
ming. The Grand Lodge and Rebekah
Assembly officers are expected to be
present.
DANES OF MALTA.
Loyalty Sisterhood met October 4.
when the following elected officers were
installed by Senior Protector Mrs. Sue
P. Minis: Queen Esther, Mrs. Ida
Jones; protector, Miss Minnie Butts;
Ruth, Mrs. Mary Bowen; Naomi, Mrs.
Mamie McIntire; keeper of archives,
Mrs. Beulah Waller; herald, Mrs. Lila
Davis; deputy herald, Mrs. Lille Pat
rick; color bearer, Mrs. Mildred Ken
drick messenger, Mrs. Mamie Davis;
guard, Mrs. Martha Williams.
Mrs. Mary Hanlon, queen OF Unity
Sisterhood, Philadelphia, addressed the
meeting Mrs. Florence Erwin, musi-
clan, was appointed chairman Of en-
tertainment, announcing there would
be an entertainment October 18
A protectors jewel was presented to
Miss Minnie Butts, on behalf of the
sisterhood, by Mrs. Floy Carson, past
protector. Gifts were presented to Mrs.
Mildred Kendrick, Mrs. Emma French
and Miss Butts. Queen Esther appointed
committees as follows: Sick and visit
ing, Mrs. Bowen; fellowship, Mrs. Minis;
publicity, Minnie Butts.
THE MACCABEEs.s
National Tent, William T. King, COM
mander. observed its thirty-fifth birth
day anniversary Wednesday evening at
Odd Fellows Temple, under the direc-
ton Of State Camp, Ray Pifer, COM
mander. Great Commander w. o.
Hayes Of Baltimore delivered the prin-
cipal address. william B. Severe, as
sistant great commander, read an orig
inal ode commemorative of the occa-
sion. H. E. Sengstack, record keeper
of Mount Vernon Tent; Maj. Walker
and Judge A. B. Keefer also addressed
the tent.
Mount Vernon Tent, Sidney Haas.
meets at Northeast Masonic
Temple tomorrow evening.
Arrangements are being made for q
Maccabee family rally November 20 at
the National Press Club auditorium.
Supreme Commander D. j. Coakley and
Supreme Record Keeper C. L. Biggs will
be present, and the supreme commander
will present certificates to 100 per cent
Maccabee families of the District.
Capitol Court, Junior Department.
under the supervision Of Mrs. Sarah H.
Severe, court director. met at Northeast
Masonic Temple October and had as
special guests Great Commander w. o.
Hayes and Mrs. E. Olive Eckhart, re-
gional director. The court, with Miss
Evelyn Wallach commander, rendered
the ritualistic work, initiating six cam
didateS. The court Is arranging for a
Halloween party.
The Ever Ready Girls Of Capitol
Court will hold social meeting October
Is at the home of Miss Irma Haas.
1888 r street northeast.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
There will be a rehearsal Of guards
and officers for the coming special re-
view and initiation in Brightwood to-
morrow evening, at 8 o'clock, at the
Mcfarland High School.
Columbia Review will hold card
party Tuesday, at BIS pm, at the
club house. Mrs. Hortense Wood, Mrs.
Stella Towner and Mrs. Mary Redding
make the committee in charge.
Washington Review will be hostess
at the house card party Thursday eve
ming. There will be tables for bridge
Topping are in charge.
The Oficers' Club will meet Friday
evening at the club house. Mrs. Alverda
Meyer, president, presiding.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
At a business meeting Tuesday eve
ing of Court D. G. 2l2 Miss Mary G.
Boland was unanimously reelected as
grand regent, Mrs. Fred Martin vice
grand regent, Miss Ethyl Sweet
Mrs. Frank Holmes treasurer, Miss
Marie Creahen financial secretary, Miss
Florence Winter historian, Miss Kath-
crime Rupert corresponding secretary,
Miss Agnes Quinn lecturer, Miss Helen
Honan sentinel, Miss Josephine Walsh
and Miss Emile Bishop organists and
Miss Mary Oliphant and Miss Anna
Hickey trustees.
The House Committee elected the fol-
lowing: Chairman, Mrs. Ellen Smith:
secretary, Miss Katherine Kelley;
treasurer, Miss Anna Murray.
Miss Sarah McFadden announced a
card party to be held at the c. D. A.
Home for the benefit of st. Michaels
Church, Silver Spring, Md, october 16.
Miss Mary Kerwin, chairman of the
Committee, reported plans
were near completion for the initiation
October 81.
The first public meeting of the Con-
verts League will be held october %,
it was announced by the chairman,
Miss Florence Winter. Rev. Joseph
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