Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23

has appointed FIilda Richards as in
structress of this council.
Mineola Council met March Is in
Masonic Temple, Anacostia, D. c., with
Pocahontas Mitchell presiding. The
council is arranging degree team.
The great instructress has appointed
Mary Douglas as instructress of this
council. Past Great Sacnem McCracken
made an address.
Hiawatha Council met last Monday
with Pocahontas Miller presiding. Re-
marks were made by Great Senior
Sycamore Ryan and Great Guard OF
the Forest Garner, jr., and others.
Unofficial vtsitationS are Idaho Coun-
Waneta Council, April IS, at Pythian
Temple: Mineola Council April 19, at
Anacostia Masonic Temple; Hiawatha
Council, April 81, at Pythian Temple.
WOMAN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Brightwood Review will meet Monday
evening in the Mcfarland High School
Building
Columbia Review will meet Tuesday
evening at the club house.
Lunch will be served Thursday from
noon to 1850 o'clock by Columbia tie
view.
National Review will meet Friday
evening at the club house.
The first of a series of Saturday eve
ming card parties for the benefit OF the
club house will be held next Saturday
at the club. The series will run until
June l.
Mrs. Mary Pierce will be hostess at
card party for the benefit OF Ma
tional Review at her residence, 1880
Belmont road, next Wednesday at 1870
pm.
Those who have recently. become
founders of the club house are: Mrs.
Elizabeth Sweeney, Columbia Review;
Miss Schaefer Washington Review, and
Mrs M. S. Mcmahon, Central Review.
The gold star founders are: Mrs. Della
Edmunds and Mrs Martha Eberly, Ma
tional Review; Mrs. Caromilde Folk,
Liberty Union Review, and Mrs. Lille
Lambath, Brightwood Review.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
At the business mseting preceding the
s. cial meeting Tuesday evening Miss
Agnes Quinn was installed as lecturer.
Rev. Joseph I. Malloy, director of the
Converts League, gave an address on the
meaning of the Lenten services. A group
of instrumental numbers were rendered
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Catherine Mary McEneany, vocalist.
In preparation for the Easter party
card parties will be given March "a,
with Miss Josephine Walsh, Miss Alma
Marceron and Miss Mary Weide as
hostesses, and March 81, when Mrs
Louise Auth, Miss Agnes Auth and Miss
Louise Auth will be in charge. On Tues
day there will be meeting of the men,
bership committee.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF LIB
ERTY.
A card party was held Tuesday by
Hope Council. Bingo games will be the
feature at next Tuesdays meeting. The
has been changed to March 81 at the
home of Mrs Prender, in Clarendon.
True Blue Council was instituted last
Wednesday by Washington Council
being the fifth council now in the Dis
trict. The degree and drill work was
performed by Hope Council.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
Washington Aerie met at Pythian
Temple last Monday evening. Several
important matters were discussed. The
committee on social events has ar
ranged a program for the meeting
March "a. The Anit-Harmony Gang
will render selections. Prof. Arthur
Brown will be at the piano and q num-
Der Of other acts will be presented. The
band recently organized viii offer its
own program.
DANES OF MALTA.
Loyalty Sisterhood met March IS.
The guest Of the evening was Mrs. Lula
NJ. Smith of Pittsburgh, who gave a
talk. Queen Esther, Mrs. Carson, di-
rected the annual election of officers
to take place March 20.