Evening star., 1930-06-22

from Wilmington. Del, were guests at
Ceda Inn. Thursday evening.
TIE members of Court 2I2 in great
numbers attended the dinner at Suit
Iahd, MO, yesterday, Father Joseph z.
| Buckley in charge.
June IA, the annual election took place:
President. Miss Rose Durkin: vice presi-
dent, Miss Leontine Gallihorn: Secre-
tary. Miss Mary Keenhan; reporter
Miss Katherine Hackett treasurer, Miss
Belva Hill. In the absence of the chap
lain, Rev. Francis x. Cavanagh, merit
pins were awarded by the Rev Francis
J. Hurney, pastor of the Church OF the
! immaculate Conception, to Miss Mar
garet Grant, Miss Margaret Poor and
Miss Rita Wood. In recognition of the
work OF the troop under her guidance
MISS Ramona Raley. councillor. and a
member of Court 212, was awarded a
Q. d. A emblem. The Junior Court,
composed Of girls from IL to 18 years
old, are planning a series of picnics and
outings at camp this Summer. They
are also arranging to attend the ma
tional convention next Summer in At
lantic City when they will be the guests
of the Junior Court there
20. ELKS.
The next meeting of the orphans
outing committee will be held tomorrow
at pm. In the lodge room. The out
ing will be held at Glen Echo Park,
Md, July %. Thirty clowns and the
Boys Band of the lodge will entertain
the 1900 orphan children that will be
the guests of the lodge.
The lodge will attend the Joe Judge
day next Saturday at the American
League Park to honor Capt. Joe Judge,
who is member of Washington Lodge.
The Boys Band will lead the parade Of
the local ElkS to the ball field.
The officers, delegates. trustees and
the alternateS of the State Association
will hold their annual meeting in the
club rooms Tuesday at 6 pm. A dinner
will be served, after which the meeting
will be held. Representatives from the
Ia lodges of the association will attend
They will come from Delaware, Mary
land and the District
George c. Wathen, Harry Nichols and
John Reh, governors of the Boys Band,
announce that the band will appear In
new Summer uniforms and will give
concert for the representatives of the
Elks Magazine purple and white feet,
which will be here as guests of the
lodge Monday evening, June 30
Isaac Roffeld, Robert Herson, Will
liam P. Mitchell and Abraham Marko-
vitz were initiated last Wednesday
evening.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Brightwood Review will meet at the
Mcfarland School tomorrow evening at
o'clock. Mrs. Lille Lanbath, presi-
dent, will preside.
A reorganization meeting of the
Girls Club will be held at the club
house Monday evening. Invitation is
extended by Miss Dorothy Grace, tenn
porary chairman, to all the young
women of the association to be present,
whether former members or not, to
help in plans for departmental club.
Columbia Review will entertain its
members and invited guests Tuesday
evening"
The Thursday luncheon will be in
charge of Washington Review. Mrs.
Mary Killeen, president of the review,
is chairman
National Review will hold business
meeting Friday evening. Miss Della
Edmunds, president, will be in the
chair.
Victory Review, Mrs. Sarah Darling,
president, will have charge of the house
benefit card party Thursday evening.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
An invitation has been received from
District Deputy B. B. Barton of Queen
Anne, Md, addressed to Modern Wood
men of Washington and vicinity, to
take part in institution of a new camp
on Eastern Shore and an initiation of
a large class of candidates, which con-
stitute charter members of the new
camp. The Washington delegation will
leave battalion headquarters, 101 D
street southeast, not later than pm.
June % for Baltimore Pier, Love Point
Ferry. The ferry for Eastern Shore
leaves Baltimore at 4 pm. Tickets for
Queenstown, where a delegation from
Eastern Shore will meet Washington
delegation. Any member wishing to
go on this trip notify w. r. Heft, 507
Seward square southeast, or call Lin
coin 3248 after 6 pm.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Franklin and Calanthe Lodges will
meet tomorrow evening; Webster Lodge,
Tuesday evening; Mount Vernon, Union
and Columbia Lodges, Wednesday eve
ming; Hermione Lodge, Thursday eve
ming; Syracusians and Rathbone- -Supe-
rior Lodges. Friday evening; Rathbone
Temple, Pythian Sisters, Friday night,
and Friendship Temple, Wednesday
evening.
The ways and means committee will
not meet during June and July.
The Edward Dunn Memorial Knight
Rank team will confer that rank July
8 under auspices of Mount Vernon
Lodge in their castle hall.
The stockholders of the Knights of
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