Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-21

and Malcolm Fairfax. It was an
nounced that for the outing today at
i; Owtngs Beach truck had been secured
for those not having cars, which will
leave from Mrs. Blanche e. Schriver's,
464 M street southwest, at am. The
truck will also stop at the terminus OF
the car line at Seventeenth street and
pennsylvania avenue at $3.50 am.
Capitol Court No. 3, Junior Depart
ment, observed its fourth anniversary
Saturday at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Capitol Court Is listed sixth among the
is largest and most active courts in the
United States and was recently award
ed cash prize by the supreme COM
mander for its activities during the first
quarter OF 1881. Mrs. Sarah H. Severe
is the court director.
The Ever Ready Girls Of Capitol
Court, No. 8, will meet Friday evening
st the home of the court director, TIT
Eighth street northeast. These girls
receive instructions In sewing and cook
ing.
National Tent, with Ray Pifer, past
commander, chairman, at its meeting
on Wednesday evening, held It's an
nual memorial services in the Odd Fell
lows Temple. A feature was the ex-
tinguishing of lighted candles, one for
each Of the following deceased sir
knights: Ezekiel j. Ayers, Albert E.
Booth, Thomas H. Duffy, James F.
Farnsworth, David M. Fisher, Percy
w. Gibbon, John F.. Killeen, Edward
McAleer, Paul Schilke, Thomas r.
Shipman and John B. Woodfleld.
p. f. o. sISTERHOOD.
Chapter B closed the years activ-
tiles with a luncheon Tuesday at the
Columbia Country Club. Miss Jessie
0. Citing, the president, presided, and
the invocation was given by Mrs. Frank
Fuller, past president and chaplain
emeritus of Chapter B. Mrs. E. H.
Pitcher was chairman Of reservations
and Mrs. G. H. Thomas had charge OF
arrangements.
The year books for the coming year
were distributed by the chairman OF
the Program Committee, Mrs. w. w.
Stockberger. The program, In COM
pliance with the request of the Bicen-
tennial Commission, will be Washing
ton, the City and the Man.
Guests present were Mrs. Sterling
Bockoven, Chapter F, Washington;
Mrs. E. L Marshall, Chapter T, Chilli
cothe, Mo-; Mrs. Arthur H. Tew, Mrs.
D. P. Bush and Mrs. C. H. Thornton.
Miss Citing acted as hostess for IA
members Of Chapter B at the annual
iutiCLlcCH VI LIE OlSCTlCL FcQeTaJlOn Oh
Women's Clubs, held at the Mayflower
June 10. Mrs. Edgar Merritt, president
of the federation, Is a member Of Chap
ter B.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Columbia Council met Monday night
in Naval Lodge Hall. The officers-elect
are as follows: Councillor, Mrs. Susan
j. Mehafle; associate councillor, Mrs.
Betty Hodkinson; vice councillor, Miss
Ethel King; associate vice councillor,
Mrs. Nellie Pierce; associate recording
secretary, Richard Fighter (re-elected);
guide, Mrs. Orria McKinny; inside
guard, Ralph Robinson; outside guard,
Miss Catherine Louise Dreyer; trustee,
Helen Peake. Mrs. Marion Petit was
elected a member.
Hope Council, No. /, met Tuesday
night. The feature was a social hour.
The Past Officers Association will meet
at the residence of Mrs. Florence j.
Trunnel, 1905 B street southeast, at 8
pm. tomorrow night TUESDAY night
the regular business meeting will be
held. Nomination of officers for the
ensuing term will be concluded.