Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09

SELECTION Activities outlined include the
formation of a girls club, composed Of
girls IA to Is years Of age. The boys
are organizing an athletic club to en-
gage in base ball. tennis and soccer. A
team of smaller girls from to IL years
of age is being trained to present q nag
drill at an early date. Mrs. Ethel M.
Allen, commander Of Eureka Hive, has
arranged a card party 1or the oenent
Of the court March n.
Mount Vernon Tent, Sidney Haas,
commander, meets Monday evening at
Northeast Masonic Temple. Items OF
interest. including number OF appnca-
tions for membership, will be considered.
The Ditto Club, composed OF mem
bers of Eureka Hive and OF Mount YER
non Tent, will hold dance Saturday
evening, March IS, at 1902 Fourteenth
street. The monthly meeting OF the
club will be held March II at the nome
Of Mrs. Josephine Jenkins, 52I East
president of the club, with Edwin 5.
Yetton vice president.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHTAS.
Franklin, Calanthe, Amaranth and
Century-Decatur Lodges will meet to-
morrow evening; Webster Lodge. Iues-
day evening; Mount Vernon, Union and
Columbia Lodges, Wednesday evening;
Syracusians and Rathbone Superior
Lodges, Friday evening. The ways and
means committee will meet Saturday
evening.
The board of directors Of the knights
of PythiaS Hall Association will meet
Wednesday evening. SyracuSians Lodge
Is arranging a fraternal visit to Freder-
icksburg Lodge in the near future. The
lodge will be banQueted March 70 at
Schneider'S Restaurant. Calanthe Lodge
will confer the knight rank tomorrow
evening. Grand Chancellor Cleveland
Kennicutt will visit Calanthe Lodge to-
morrow evening, Mount Vernon Lodge
Wednesday evening and Syracusians
Lodge Friday evening.
At session Of Friendship Lodge
Pythian Sisters Wednesday evening the
Grand Chief of Virginia and Supreme
Senior Elsie Vandervort and a large
number from Baltimore, Fredericksburg
and Frederick were entertained at a
banquet. Mrs. Annie Sullivan, who has
been mistress OF records and CORE
spondence for the past 20 years, and
Mrs. Ida M. Crown, who has served as
treasurer for the past 20 years, were
eHch presented with diamond necklace
on behalf Of the chapter by Grand
Keeper of Records and Seal William
Alexander Kimnlel.
The Grand Chancellor made an ad-
dress at Webster Lodge Tuesday eve
ming outlining the many activities he
will sponsor during the year.
RECHABITES.
Eagle Tent met Tuesday evening in
Fellowship Hall, 1902 Fourteenth street,
with Porter C. Fox presiding. Miss
Grace Randall, Thomas Grabill and Mr..
Van Ness were initiated. Miss Cordelia
Wolff, captain OF Company B, presented
a program of music by the Girls Kitch-
en- Band, songs by Frances Cannon.
Frances Day, Eleanore Wolff, Maria
Cannon and Violet Pippert; readings
william j. Miller, J. C. Moore. Frances
Day; recitation, Eleanore Wolff, and
remarks, Mrs. Carrie v. Wolff, Mary A.
Hessler and Charles williams.
z. r. Smith. captain of Company A,
presented the following program: Piano
solo, Miss Kathleen Decker, Miss Grace
Randall accompanying; tAbleaus, songs
by the company's choir, Mrs. Emily r.
Pollock, Ellen Jones. Mae Hawkins,
Grace Randall. Sadie E. Mahoney,