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lative Committee made addresses.
The last meeting Of Anacostia Coun-
Gil was called to order by the coun-
cilor, Mrs. Nora Lee. at which time one
application for membership was re-
ceived. Past State Councillor Mrs
Floda Reagan, Mrs. Emma Delaney
A dance will be given November
at Masonic Hall, Fourteenth and q
streets southeast.
Loyalty Council received Mrs. e.
Viola Thompson as deputy Tuesday
evening. Past National Councillor Mrs.
Naomi Swami, State Treasurer Mrs.
Mildred Rock and several members of
Old Glory Council made addresses. The
reception for the new deputy, Mrs.
Thompson; retiring Deputy Mrs. Louise
schwenk, Junior Past state Councillor
Mrs Louise Grubbs and Junior Past
State Councillor Columbus of the
j. o. u. A. M. will be held october 49,
November IS will be ex-members' night
Mrs. Olive Wellen presided at the
last meeting Of Good Will Council.
Owing to q recent illness, Mrs. Wellen
for the evening and Past Councillor Mrs.
Roberta Nails assumed It and appoint
ed Mrs. Clara Mace as chairman for q
reception to be given October %.
Charles Magill Is chairman of q playlet
to be given on the same night. Mrs.
Elizabeth White Of Fidelity Council de-
livered an address.
Vice Councillor Miss Dorothy Currier
presided at the last meeting Of Friend
ship Council. Deputy Mrs. Ella Smith
made report on the national session.
Mrs. Smith and William Stevens have
offered prizes Of two $3.50 gold pieces
for the member bringing in the largest
number of applications over 10 by De-
cember 81.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The Washington Council met last
Tuesday night and T. w. Delahanty,
L. j. Looming and j. r. Boylan, mem
bers of out-of-town councils, were
elected to No. 224 by transfer permits.
The first degree was given to eight can
didates. DR.. H. D. CroSson and James
A. Sullivan greeted the newly initiated
brothers on behalf of the council.
A pound party will be held today
at the home Of the Little Sisters Of the
Poor, under the auspices Of the Fourth
Degree, with q reception from 2 TO
pm.
The annual vesper service, under the
auspices of the Washington Council,
will be held tonight at 1880 o'clock at
the Church Of Immaculate Conception,
Eighth and N streets northwest. Bishop
will be assisted by the chap
lains of the five councils.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
The business meeting Of Court District
of Columbia, No. 212, from to $3.50
O'Clock, will be followed Tuesday eve
ming by the social, with Miss Agnes
Quinn, lecturer, presiding.
The Converts League announce the
first meeting Of the season, when Right
Rev. Bishop John McNamara will be
guest Of honor and principal speaker.
Mgr. Eugene Connolly will also attend.
A musical program is announced. Miss
Florence M. Winter, court historian and
chairman, will preside.
In preparation for the initiation OF Q
class of candidates October 81, the de-
gree team, Miss Margaret Rupert In
charge, viii hold meetings october 20
and October IS at 1880 o'clock.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
District Of Columbia Circle, No. 17s,
held its annual election Of officers Mon
day last at the Washington Club, as fol-
lows: Mrs. Charles Dwyer, regent: Miss
Katharine G. Radcliffe, past regent;
Mrs. Frank M. Wall, vice regent; Miss
Mary E. Manning, financial secretary:
Mrs. Frederick Whelton, recording
Miss Mary T. Wolfe, treas
urer; Miss Virginia Onutt, monitor;
Miss Beatrice Deeds, custodian; Mrs.
Daniel Burke, chancellor; Miss Laura
Luff, inner guard; Mrs. Mary A. Blu
chanan, outer guard; Mrs. Nan Lauer
and Mrs. Sims B. Cullen, guides; Miss
Anne Ferguson, organist; Miss Alice
Burke, scribe. Mrs. James B. Flynn
was reelected to the board of trustees
Installation Of officers viii be held
preceding the anniversary banquet Oc-
tober 80 at the Maydower Hotel. Miss
Alice Burke is chairman Of the ban
quet committee.
B. p. o. ELKS.
The Selective Membership Committee
Of 200 members met last Tuesday eve
ming at its first banquet. Maj.
George z. Strong was the POSTMASTER
and Edwin 8. Fuller the chairman.
Addresses were made by William II.
Hickey, Judge Robert e. Mattingly,
Fred Whitehead. John e. Lynch, Ma
than WE'LL, william s. Shelby and
Charles Darr. The committee pledged
itself to increase the membership Of the
lodge by 500.
The Cumberland, Md, State Con-
vention Committee viii be presided over
by Lenord Gawier, chairman; John z.
Lynch, secretary, and Robert T. Crow
ley. The committee meets every Mon
day at pm.
Gus Brahler, a member Of the board
Of stewards Of the club, announces
that the dinner given by the German
Orphan Asylum will be held November
ID from 1880 am. to 1880 pm.
Emil Brahler announced the charity
ball will be held at the new Willard
Hotel November Is.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Columbia Lodge met last Tuesday
evening, with Mr.. Kerwin presiding.
The next meeting will be held October
81, which Is "Mooseheart day." and
viii be observed by all Moose lodges
throughout the United States and
close of the exercises refreshments will
be served.
The following win act as officers and
aides at the Moose charity ball, which
will occur December 10: James A.
Balderson, Frederick N. Zihlmann,
Roscoe G. Nownes, Salvatore Marsel,
George Lee, Stephen D. Lefas, Walter
p. Grouse, K. Bjorkman, s. j. Hamilton,
l. M. Lavine, H. H. Lavine, A. G.
Storke, H. c. Samaha, J. Amanti, w. A.
Stahl, H. L. Kerwin, A. @. Cook, P. r.
Wentz, w. H. Mitchell and H. G..
Hopper.
Chapter 1853, Women's Legion, met at
Mooseheart headquarters and after the
transaction Of business refreshments
were served.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Brightwood Review will entertain the
Perfect Review October 20 at McFar-
land High School at 8 o'clock. Follow
ing the ceremonial of initiation, ETC.,