Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-01

Mary A. West.
At the last meeting Of Gavel Chapte
the men conducted the program b.
initiating the members of the HON
board committee. Refreshments wer
served, followed by dancing.
The home board committee conducte,
the services at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home May IS. Rev. j. j. Queall.
of the TRANSPORTATION Episcopal Church
preached. Mrs. Florence Norris rem
dered a solo, accompanied by Miss Heller
Nus5baum at the piano. This com
mittee will entertain the folks at tn
home on June 20.
The ways and means committee viii
City" on June IL. At the next meet
ing, June 3, a short business session
will be held.
At a recent meeting of the 1872,
Association of Matrons and Patrons
held at the home of Past Matron Mires
the guests were Past Grand Patron
George Pitt, Past Grand Matron Ger.
trude B. Milans, Past Grand Matror
Charles Shreve and Mrs. Shreve, Asso.
ciate Grand Patron Theodore Lewis anc
Mrs. Lewis, Grand Conductress Eliza.
beth Pitt.
The association will hold the annual
picnic at the home of Past Patron Her
bert Ludwig of Joppa Lodge Chapter al
Bay Ridge, Md, July IL.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Franklin, Amaranth and Century
Decatur Lodges will meet tomorrow eve
ming; Webster, Excelsior and Capital
Lodges, Tuesday evening; Mount Yer
non Lodge, Wednesday evening; SYRIA
cusians Lodge, Friday evening; Friend
ship Temple, Pythian Sisters. Wednes-
day evening; Rathbone Temple, Pythian
Sisters, Friday evening.
At the last convention Of Franklin
Lodge Grand Chancellor Cleveland
Kennicutt, assisted by Herman Veal
thall as grand vice chancellor, William
Alexander Kimmel as grand prelate,
Jackson Newcomb as grand
master at arms, installed the newly
elected inner guard.
The Edward Dunn Memorial Knight
Rank team will confer that rank on
of Franklin. Webster, Calan-
the, Hermoine and Amaranth Lodges in
the hall of Franklin tomorrow evening
The grand chancellor and ~ past grand
chancellors will assist the team. A ban
quet will be served.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters,
will have a social, after which refresh
ments will be served, Wednesday eve
ming.
Rathbone Temple will entertain the
supreme chief and supreme senior Fri
day evening.
The ways and means committee will
meet Saturday evening and consider
dispensing with the meeting on the
third Saturday during June, July and
August.
b. p. o. ELKS.
The boys band of the lodge attended
the exercises of Camp Dewey Post OF
the Spanish-American War Veterans at
its memorial services in Arlington
Cemetery last Friday. In the afternoon
the band gave concert and entertain
ment at the German Orphan Asylum In
Anacostia. Trustee Victor L. Wool
bridge was appointed by Exalted Ruler
George E. Strong chairman Of the or
phans' outing committee; this outing
will be held at Glen Echo, Md, in July.
The lodge has declared a special
meeting for June 80 for the purpose OF
greeting the representatives Of the Elks'
who are making coast-to-
coast tour. They will entertain the
members and their families with mo-
ton pictures of their travels. These
pictures will be shown in the banquet
hall at the club. Arthur A. Riemer is
chairman of the reception committee,
assisted by Exalted Ruler Strong, Daniel
r. Nihion, John E. Lynch, Wilson john
son, Bernie Busher and c. P. Klein.
The Flag day exercises, under the di-
rection of Harry j. Davis, chairman Of
the committee, announces that the
Overseas Band and Drum Corps of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars will combine
with the Boys Band in the musical
part of the program. Organizations
taking part are the American Legion,
United Spanish War Veterans, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, Gold Star Mothers,
American Red Cross, G. A. r. and Con-
War Veterans. The ceremonies
will be held at Central High School
at pm.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
In preparation for the theater party
the business meeting of Court 212 has
been changed to June 2. The annual
theater party will be given Tuesday
evening at the National Theater. Miss
Katherine Keeley is chairman of ar
assisted by Miss Anna
Beuchert, Miss Annabel Arendes, Miss
Elizabeth Mccormick, Miss Anna
Hickey, Mrs. Mabel Rackey, Mrs. Mar
garet Reith, Mrs. Elizabeth BraZerol,
Miss Anna Ryder, Miss Anna Sheehen,
Miss Hilda Sims, Miss Agnes Barry,
Miss Margaret Keane, Miss Cecilia
Gallagher and DR.. Maria G. Walks
mundska.
A group of 20 c. D. A. from Brook
lyn, N. Y, were the guests of the local
Thursday; students from
the Sacred Heart Convent of Rich
mond, Va, Friday, and group from
New York City will be guests at the
c. D. A. Home next Saturday and
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The board of directors of the club
house will meet Monday at o'clock.
Washington Review will hold a card
party for the benefit of the review
evening at 8:15 o'clock.
Victory Review will meet Monday
evening at the club house.
Liberty Review will hold a
business meeting Wednesday evening at
the club house.
Lunch will be served at the club
house Thursday. Washington Review
will be the hostess review.
During June series of card parties
will be held at the club house on
evenings. Columbia Review
will be in charge next Thursday.
w. B. A. Juniors will meet for the
Rose Court Saturday at o'clock. Mrs.
Villa Barber and Mrs. Viola Wall, SUI
will give the drill.
JUNIOR o. u. A. M.
Star Spangled Banner Council will
present a flag and Bible to the public
school at Landover, Md, June 8, at 3
o'clock. Prominent speakers are cched-
uled to officiate. All councils are in
vited to participate.
Capital Council met May 26 with
Councillor w. S. Campbell presiding. ] he
council will hold its annual 500 card
party June 2. Past State Councillor F..
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