Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-16

Mrs. Jessie Richards was received into
membership BY transfer card from Capt.
tol Lodge. Members from LOYALTY. Cai,i-
toll, Trinity and Justice LODGES assisted
IN exemplifying these degrees. Ad-
dresses were made by the supreme
commander, Mrs. Ada Knies; Supervisor
OF Deputies MRS. Sarah Sawden. Deputy
Supreme Comdr. Mrs. Floda M. Reagan
and others.
The following were presented gifts:
To Mrs. Knies by Mrs. Jessie Richards.
to Mrs. Sawden by Mrs. Addie Frazier,
70 Mrs. Floda M. Reagan by Mrs. Mar
lila smith, to Mrs. Mabelle Bernard by
MFs: Mafilla Smith and to Mrs. Marilia
6mitn by MRS. Mabelle Bernard Wedd-
ing gilts We're presented to the vice
commander, Albert zust, IT,, and Mrs.
Nina Sheets by the commander. Mrs.
Marilla Smith.
Inc next meeting will be March II
az S0S ! street, followed by a dance.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
FRANKLIN, Amaranth and Century,
Decatur Lodges will meet tomorrow eve
nlng; WEBSTER, Excelsior and Capital
Lodges Tuesday evening and Syracu-
ming,
The ways and means committee at
its meeting April S will elect officers
w. w. Smith, supreme representative
from Huntington, w. Va, was a visitor
at WEBSTER Lodge at its last meeting
and gave an address.
Grand Chancellor Cleveland Kenni-
cult Will organize a team for confer
ring the several ranks of the order, for
lodges requesting it. This team will
consist OF 80 or more of the best ritual
iStS. THOSE who aspire for position on
the team will meet at the temple
Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock, to con-
fer with the judges, who are Ellery w.
Heiss, John N. Kline, Talbot o. Pulizzi
and John B. Dickman. Rehearsals will
be had weekly.
Friendship Temple celebrated its
twentieth anniversary last Wednesday
evening. The grand chief of Virginia
was present on her official visit. The
grand chancellor and his associate ON
GERS were present. Carrie Davis pre-
sented the mistress of records and COR
respondence and the mistress of finance,
who have held their respective oflces
uninterrupted for the past 20 years, a
corsage bouquet. Grand Keeper of Rec
ords and Seal w. A. Kimmel presented
them with crystal beads. The grand
chief and the grand chancellor we're
presented with a cheese and cracker
dish. also mayonnaise bowl. The tenn
pie was presented with two aluminium
cooking vessels by the excellent chief
Of Rathbone Temple.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
The local circle met Monday at the
Washington Club with the regent, Miss
Katharine G, Ratcliffe, presiding. Plans
were made for an Easter dance to be
held on the social meeting night in
April, and the following committee was
appointed: Miss Annie Kremsreiter,
chairman; Miss Dorothy Clyde, Miss
Anne Ferguson, Miss Rose Ann French,
Mrs. Daniel Burke, Miss Virginia Of
futt, Miss Beatrice Deeds, Miss May
Morgan, Miss Katherine Moriarty, Miss
Mary T.. Manning and Miss Laura Luff.
At the social meeting March ~ Miss
Rebecca Stanley, member of the local
circle, will review the book Of s. Frank
Spearman entitled "The Marriage YER
diet" A retreat sponsored by the
Daughters Of Isabella will be held
March as.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
A business meeting will be held
Tuesday evening at Q o'clock, followed
by q social session in charge of Miss
Florence Winter, chairman OF the Con-
verts' League. Rev, Joseph I. Malloy
will deliver an address. This meeting
is open to the public.
The welfare committee, Mrs. Fred
Martin, chairman, made a semi-month-
ly visit to st. Elizabeth's and the Home
for the Aged and Infirm this week.
Card parties scheduled in prepara-
ton for the Easter card party are:
March IT, when Miss Helen Honan,
Miss Mary Cummings and Miss Glare