Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

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At the meeting of Court D. C. 212
Tuesday evening arrangements were
made for the initiation, installation Of
officers and seventeenth birthday ami
versary celebration october u. The
exercises will begin at 1880 o'clock. The
degree team will be assisted by visiting
teams and officers. A musical program
has been arranged.
The social meeting Tuesday was in
charge of Lecturer Miss Agnes Quinn
and her committee. A reading by Miss
! Florence HoSford and vocal solos by
Miss Anne Rosinski were rendered.
A series of card parties will be given,
starting November 4, when the Welfare
Committee will be hoStesseS. November
the Automobile Committee will be In
charge and have party; also every
Friday evening during the month.
BIO. ELKs.
A Halloween party and dance will be
held November /. Favors will be given
the dancers and special prizes for the
best costumes.
The first annual ladies' night for the
season will be held November IL.
Johnnie Reh Is chairman Of the Enter
tainment Committee. The chairman
| announces CIlAI Lie new H1A1SIICl tLOupS
has been formed and will hold its
first meeting November 9 at 2 pm.
Singers from the membership are re-
quested TO report at that hour.
Percy Klein, chairman Of the Golf
Committee, requests the members who
desire to enter the Elks' trophy contest
over the course of the new golf course,
726 Seventeenth street, send in their
entry at once The first games will
start November 7.
Next Wednesdays session will be the
comforting of forty degrees by Mr.. Zero
upon the lucky candidate chosen by the
lodge.
All funds derived from the charity
ball, which will be held at the Willard
Hotel November 25, will be given to the
relief of the needy of the city.
The Cumberland Club has on its rolls
IS members. The committee meets
every Monday at pm.
Chairman John Dillon Fitzgerald an
nounces that the speaker for the me-
mortal services, which will be held De-
q. Strong of Kansas.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Triumph Council was called to order
by Mrs. Hilda Peake at its last meet
ulk WHICH, pldIlS were pCTIeCUSQ 1OT Gk1c
men of the council, under the chair
manship Of J. w. Schwenk, to enter
tain the women November 6. National
Representative Mrs. Pearl Wolfe gave
a report Of the national session at
Columbus Ohio. Addresses were made
by Deputy Mrs. Mary Ferguson, Past
Deputy Mrs. e. Viola Thompson and
State Conductor Mrs. Belle Gibson.
The Happy Hours Social Club of Tri-
umph Council met at the home Of Mrs
Hattie Burrows with Mrs. Amelia Bude-
sheim assisting. The following officers
were elected President, Mrs. Louise
Schwenk; vice president, Mrs. Katie
Parker; secretary, Mrs. Jennie Buell.;
treasurer, Mrs. Pearl Wolfe (re-elected
third term. The next meeting will be
November II with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Buell. as hosts.
Mizpah Council will hold Halloween
party at 822 Twentieth street October
80.
Mizpah Sewing Circle will meet Octo-
Der 20 at the home Of Deputy Mrs
Louise Grubbs.
Fidelity Council met Tuesday eve
ming with Mrs. M. Owens in the chair
when reports on the national session In
Columbus, Ohio, were made by State
Vice Councillor Mrs. Mabel Downing
Past State Councillors Mary Ferguson
Julia Delano and Sadie Levy and Past
Councillor Robert Downing.
Il. at the last meeting Of Kenmore