Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-31
FRATERNITIES

met AuBuSl ~. 1He OTIenLa1 Court
from Cross Roads, Md, paid this court
visit and brought some candidates
with them, who were initiated. Grand
Orient E. d. Kaufman presented j. d.
Simpson with billfold.
State Councillor E. c.. Beck, accom-
panied by other State Council officers.
visited John L. Burnett Council and
presented the council with $50 in gold,
The award was won by this council for
the highest percentage net gain in mem
bership for the past quarter.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The meeting OF the board of directors
OF the club house viii be postponed from
Monday to Thursday of this week. IL
will be held at 2 o'clock at the club
house.
Monday evening meetings will be
omitted because of the holiday.
Liberty Union Review will hold It's
hrst meeting Tor the season Wednesday
evening.
Luncheon will be served from noon to
80 O'Clock Thursday. Washington Re-
view will be In charge as the hostess
review.
The Thursday evening card party will
be under the auspices Of Washington
Review
B. p. o. ELKS.
Washington Lodge will resume its
Thursday and Saturday night charity
dances September IL at 8 pm. The
proceeds of these dances are exclusively
devoted to the needy of the District Of
Columbia. Emil Brahler chairman of
the committee, will be assisted by the
following members: Charles L. Rouse,
vice chairman; A. A. Hollander, secre-
tary and treasurer; w. F. Chrisman.
floor chairman; Frank Baxter, assistant
floor chairman; Charles Montgomery,
charge of doors; Arthur A. Riemer, pub
icity; John H. Peak, Fred Catlin, Gus
Brahler, Hugh Thompson, Julius Lag
zero, ISidore Cohen, Clayton Bashford.
j. r. Thompson, G. Schmidt, George
kinsey, John Dillon Fitzgerald, Jack
Powers, William Mitchell, Frank v. A.
Brown, John Guerin, Edward p.
Schmipf and N. E. Phillips On OPEN
ing night the dancing will be preceded
by a band concert by the boys band
of the lodge.
Maj. George E. Strong, exalted ruler.
announces that plans are being made
for the Inducing in the lodge Of more
than so business men of the city at the
initiation which will be held in October.
A dinner viii precede the ceremonies,
with entertainment to follow.
Sessions of the lodge win be held
ter and Fall meetings will be held every
wednesday evening, beginning Octo-
Der /.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
The meeting next Tuesday evening
viii open the Fall and Winter program
OF Court District OF Columbia, No. 2l2.
The committee in charge of registra-
finn for hA -
Charities will meet this week. Miss
Ethyl Sweet has been appointed chair
man. J. Hadley Doyle, chairman Of
speakers committee, has extended to
the membership Of the @. d. A. an
invitation to attend the different ses-
sions.
The Home League was entertained
the past week by Miss Mary @. Bcland,
grand regent
ODD FELLOWS.
An all-day picnic will be held Octo-
Der 3 at Beaver Dam, Va, by the North
ern Virginia Odd Fellows Association.
Their exercises begin ct 10 am and
continue all day, ending with degree
work at night. The District jurisdic-
ton has been invited to attend and
Grand Master Elmer Cummings requests
all members to attend. Grand Guard
ian James H. Solt has been appointed
in charge Of the arrangements and
members should make their reservations
early with him or advise the office of
the grand secretary.
The annual banquet will be held in
November.
The lodges are requested to hold can.
didateS until October IS, subordinate
second and Rebekahs, wherever con-
ditions warrant as it Is desired to have
a large class of candidates for the
Western Pennsylvanians who will visit
this city and confer the degree for us.
The grand master has appointed
Grand Herald Roscoe jenkins to act
with and assist Columbia Lodge, which
lodge has extended the invitation to
the Pittsburgh members.
Eastern Lodge met last Wednesday
evening. One application was received
for consideration.