Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-10
FRATERNITIES


headquarters will be made.
La Plata Camp will be hosts to the
sovereigns of the District of Columbus
in an all-day picnic August II. The
Uniform Rank companies and the
Boosters ritualists will attend IN q
body.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
At the business meeting of Court No
| 2I2 Tuesday evening Miss Jennie Sims
vice regent, presiding. reports were made
| from the various committees.
On recent pilgrimage to Rome Mrs
| Mary Kane and Miss Agnes Martin
members of the Catholic Daughters OF
America, obtained for the local court
the Papal blessing. The script, suitably
| framed, was presented to the court at
| Tuesdays meeting.
A committee of Catholic Daughters OF
America will take charge of the regis
| tration at the Conference of Catholic
Charities to be held here in September
| Plans were completed for the annual
| picnic of the Catholic Daughters OF
| America at Bay Ridge, Md, August IT.
Hiss Nell Calnan is chairman, assisted
| by Miss Mary O'Connor, Miss Helen
Honan, Miss Catherine Cullinane, Miss
| Agnes Quinn, Miss Margaret Mooney
Mrs. Alberta Jones, Miss Ruth Doyle,
Miss Ann Dunn and Miss Sarah George.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
The Golden Rod Club spent several
days as guests of Mrs. Ida Yost at
her Summer cottage, on the Wicomico
River. Past State Councillor Mrs. Clara
Rock entertained with a luncheon, fol-
| lowed by bridge. Past National Coun-
cilor Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell, former
president of the club, has left the city
for a permanent stay in New York.
Among those present were Past State
Councillors Mrs. Louise Schwenk Mrs.
Clara Rock, Mrs. Cherry Joiner Mrs.
Ida Yost and Mrs. Chapel, and Past
Councillors Mrs. Roberta Nails and Mrs.
Rena Corey.
Anacostia Council met Wednesday
evening, with Councillor Nora Lee in
the chair, at which time the unwritten
| work was given by Associate Councillor
| by Past State Councillor Mrs. Mary
James, Ella Smith and Mildred Mont
! gomery.
Mrs. Susie Lewis, councillor of Old
| Glory Council, presented the following
| program after its last meeting: Piano
selection, Mrs. Bessie Redmiles; quar-
tet, Mrs. Muriel Jasper, Mrs. Eva Mar
shall, Mrs. Thelma Henderson and Miss
Ovilla Ridgway; story, Mrs. Lulu Mas
tin; duet, Mrs. Mildred Rock and Mrs.
! Lulu Mastin; chorus, by the entire
assembly; address, by Mrs. Ida Kerper.
Loyalty Council Is now meeting at
Odd Fellows Hall, on Seventh street,
on the second and fourth Tuesday
| nights.
The State Council carnival starts
August IL at Twenty ninth street and
Rhode Island avenue northeast, and
continues through to August Is. Mem
bers are requested to register each
night.
Associate Councillor Virginia Moulden
presided at the last meeting Of Triumph
Council, when special music was rem
dered by State Conductor Mrs. Mabel
Dowing. Mrs. George Tyler was elect
ed associate vice councillor. Addresses
were made by State Warden Mrs. Emma
Brooks and State Conductor Mrs. Mabel
Dowing. Initiation will be held August
IA. at which time the ritualistic cere-
mony of draping the charter in mem
ory of the deaths of Mrs. Rosalie Smith
and Mrs, Mary Nolan will take place.
After the meeting a buffet supper was
served by Past State Councillor Mrs.
Louise Schwenk, good Of order chair
man.
At the last meeting of Mount YER
non Council Mrs. Edna Hayward, coun-
cilor, appointed Mrs. Maude Cooper
chairman of a lawn party to be heio
August % at Eighth and H streets
northeast Addresses were MADE Dy
State Inside Sentinel Mrs. Belle Glib
son-Deputy and Past State Counclior
Mrs. Louise w. Mcdonald.
JUNIOR o. U. A. M.
Anacostia Council met August and
was called to order by Councillor Samuei
Hubacher. State Warden z. A. Dlehl
spoke on the fourteenth annual reunion
of the order to COLCHESTER Beach on Au-
gust l6, The election of the State Coun-
eli representatives was held and install
lation will be in order tomorrow night
Past Councillor Jameson presented the
council with a streamer for the altar.
The speakers of the evening were Past
Councillors Mitchell, E. D. Kaufman,
Secretary e. T. Thomas, Assistant Sec
rotary Prather, Treasurer Kemper ana
others.
Liberty Bell Council met August in
the Northeast Masonic Temple, and was
presided over by Councillor L. Risler.
Deputy State Councillor Schutt OF Bal
timore, Md, led delegation of two bus
loads of members from Baltimore ana
paid this council return visit. Prep
arations are already under way for
Liberty Bell Council to visit Baltimore
The assembly was entertained by jim
ME Mullins, in blackface skits. James
Bond presented a monologue. Inc
speakers of the evening were Past State
Councillor Pritchard of Maryland, State
Councillor Judiciary High of Maryland,
State Councillor E. G. Beck, State Sec
rotary John Prender, Junior Past State
Councillor A. C. Columbus, National Rep
resentative G. H. Hid and State Vice
Councillor F. G. Mangum OF Washing
ton.
The fourteenth annual reunion will be
held at COLCHESTER Beach, Md, August
l6 and will be comprised of members
from Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware,
Virginia and the District of Columbia.
Buses will leave 10 am. at the south
plaza, Delaware avenue, of the Union
Station. Tickets will be distributed by
committees at each council meeting or
for further information communicate
with any Of the following committee:
e. A. Diehl, chairman; A. l.. Dahler, sec
rotary; John D. Simpson, treasurer;
Ivan Gates, E. A. Windsor, F. D. Self
fert, j. NJ. Simpson, Charles Muller,
Walter KlotZ r. Fred Burgess and E.
D. Kaufman.
The officers Of Reno Council are:
Junior past councillor, Robert H. Wal
ker; councillor, Arthur 3. Cross: vice
councillor, Armonde Peacock; secretary,
Louis E Pyles assistant secetary, Alton
Pyles; financial secretary, Karl A. Leh-
man; treasurer, John z. Thompson;
conductor, Zeral A. Law: warden,
Thomas A. Valentine; inside sentinel,
Charles w. Tucker; outside sentinel, r.
c. Bowman; chaplain, P. M. Riley. and
trustees, J. C. Church, ]. E. Butts and
w. @. Walker.
b. p. o. ELKS.
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