Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25

lodge, presented floor lamp to the
president. Past President Ella v. Nal
lory presented b gift 10 the grand mas
ter. Niss Helen Mcconnell and Mrs.
Edna Naples presented small gifts to
each past president, each Assembly and
Grand Lodge of11cer Of this jurisdiction.
Mrs. Ella Thornton. chairman OF the
Nita Powell, Mrs. Gene Tucker and
Mrs. Collier, In group Of songs. Mrs.
Bessie Wilkersoh was the Accompanist.
Little Betty Gene Tucker sang. Mrs.
Powell sang and Mrs. Dahnall gave
i reading. Mrs. Mallory, instructress, and
| Mr.. Mallory, degree director. were the
recipients Of gifts from the lodge. Ad-
the Assembly, Grand Master Cummings
| and Chief Patriarch Loving.
CATHOLIC D. LIGHTERS OF
| AME .ICA.
At the business meeting Tuesday eve
| ming, Miss Mary G. Boland, grand re-
gent, presided. Miss Margaret Rupert,
Miss Dorothy Barrett, Miss Mary O'Con-
nor and Mrs. Margaret Sprouse were In
charge of the social session when the
members Of the class initiated Mothers
]. Hurney extended an invitation to
the members TO be his guests at the
Immaculate Conception hall next Tues
day evening. Members from Auburn,
N. Y, and New Orleans, La, also were
present.
At the social meeting in June the
officers and trustees viii be the host
esses to the members at spelling bee.
with Miss Ethyl Sweet, prophecies, and
Miss Agnes Auth, monitor, as captains.
-Four hundred Catholic Daughters Of
America from Cleveland, Ohio, will visit
the city today. The members Of the
local court will meet them at st. Mat
thews Church at am, afterward ac-
companying them to the Monastery, the
Shrine OF the Immaculate Conception,
Trinity College and public buildings. A
wreath will be placed on the Tomb Of
the Unknown Soldier In the afternoon.
Mrs. Lucie stelle, chairman, an
nounces meeting OF the trustees Tues
day evening at O'Clock.
DANES OF MALTA.
At the last meeting OF Loyalty Sister,
hood the guest OF honor was Protector
Edith c. Van Oeyen from Cleveland,
Ohio. At the request Of Queen Esther,
Mrs. Van Oeyen presented . protectors
Jewel to Mrs. F1oy Carson, In recogni-
cn 81 hsr ;srv,es s = queen c on Ssn ,s
The by-laws Is Adopted by the sistsf-
hood ut . previous meeting. were re-
ceived back. approved BY the Eenodacia.
At tho annual meeting OF The national
body In September, In philadelphia, the
sisterhood Win be represented by Mrs.
Sue p. Minis and other officers. The
following committee chairmen have
been appointed: Social, Mrs. kate An
drews; ways and means, Mrs. Margaret
Frye; membership. Mrs. Sue r, Minis;
welfare, Mrs. F1oy Carson; delinquent,
Mrs. Ethel Davis; press, Miss Minnie
Butts.
ROYAL AhCANUM.
The annual memorial services spon-
sored by Oriental Council and the
grand regent, were held Tuesday In
Oriental Council under the chairman
ship OF Past Grand Regent ]. Edward
Swaine. Prayer was offered by the
Rev. r. @. Nicholson, pastor OF Rhode
Quoted the devotional services. Musi-
cal selections were rendered by Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur ]. Richards, Miss Mar
garet Gilliegan and Henry Gilliegan
with Miss Elizabeth Pyle, accompanist.
Solos were also rendered by Miss Mar
garet Gilliegan and Mrs. A. j. Richards.
Councils were represented in the cere-
monies BY the following: Oriental Past
Grand Regents z. Y. Marsh and J. n.
3. Childs and Joseph r. Brashears;
District, Past Grand regents r. J.
Parks and 3. II. Takes; Municipal,
Past Grand Regent 8. n. Takes and
A. G. Giles, president Hospital Bed Fund
Association; Capital, Past Grand Regents
8. II. Takes and r. 8. Parks. Bene-
diction was pronounced by Grand Re-
NkAk TaAf
District of Columbia Council, Loyal
Ladies Of the Royal Arcanufn, met last
Monday. Reports were made by the
delegates to the annual session Of the
Supreme Council, Loyal Ladies', recently
held at Albany, N. Y. Mrs. Maud 8.
Childs, supreme vice regent, was guest
speaker OF the evening.
At recent meeting OF the Royal
Arcanum Boosters Club with NUM-
cipal Council Joseph r. Brashears, past
grand regent, was elected president.
Supreme Secretary H. r. Hotchkiss Of
Boston, Mass, was guest Of the evening.
Kismet Council are today holding an
outing and ladies day at Overlook, the
Summer cottage OF Past Grand Regent
Joseph F. Brashears, at Cabin John,
Md, on the Upper Potomac.
Royal Arcaniim day will be cele-
brated under the leadership OF Grand
Regent Charles A. Bell and his COM
nitteess on June n, by d picnic in
Councils meeting this week are Num-
cipal, Monday; kismet, Wednesday:
Capital, Thursday.
woMEN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Memorial services for members who
died In the past year will be held at
the club house today at 8 O'Clock.
Members of the families of the de-
ceased have been invited to attend.
Brightwood Review will meet Mon
day evening at the Mcfarland School.
The next meeting OF Columbia Re-
view will be held Tuesday evening at
8 O'Clock at the club house.
The deputies study class will meet
Thursday evening ut 1880 o'clock.
Liberty Union Review will be the
hostess review at the weekly luncheon
Thursday from noon to 1880 o'clock.
The final card party OF the series that
has been running through May will be
held Saturday night.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Franklin and Calanthe Lodges will
meet tomorrow evening, Webster Lodge
and Columbia Lodges wednesday eve
ming; Syracusians Lodge Friday eve
ming; Friendship Temple, Pythian Sis
tiers, wednesday. evening. and Rath-
bone Temple Friday evening.
The Edward Dunn Knight rank team
will rehearse Thursday evening.
Washington Company, uniform rank,
II arranging for new uniforms and
equipment.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA,
o'clock at the Massachusetts avenue
entrance to washington Cathedral to