Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-26

Councillor o. T. Harlow spoke. Eleven
candidates were received into member
ship. State Councillor Mangllm present
ed each new member with an emblem
attic lapel button. The next initiation
will be May is.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
THE annual memorial and communion
L mass under the auspices Of the
Washington Chapter, knights Of Co.
lumbus will be held at st. Matthews
Church, Rhode Island avenue and Con-
necticut avenue northwest, this morning
at 8 o'clock. Archbishop Michael J
! Curley will be the celebrant Of the mass
; Breakfast will be served at the May
flower Hotel and the speaker will bt
Rev. Ignatius Smith. o. p, and the
POSTMASTER, w. G. Feely. State deputy
Nearly 500 members, guests and
friends were present last Thursday al
the thirty-second anniversary dinner
dance of Spalding Council. knights Of
Columbus, at the Hay-Adams House
Leo A. Rover, United States district
attorney, was the guest speaker. Others
who made remarks were M. j. Nc
Auliffe, chairman; F. P. Sheehy, the
first grand knight; T. j. Quirk, the
present grand knight. and each OF the
being % living of the original 81. State
Deputy Fealy, who was absent from the
city, was represented by District Deputy
Fred S. Martin, who also spoke. Thomas
j. Trodden presided as toastmaster ano
professional talent entertained.
The anniversary celebration was
sponsored by the following committee
M. j. McAuliffe, chairman; E. v. Carr
H. w. Cord, T. F. Carlin. G. H. Fugitt
H. A. Marsden, r. j. Werner, B. F
Hamill. H. r. Statham, D. A. Tanning
r. D. Conklin. F. J; Malloy, T. X; Gal
laher, J. H. Zabell, c. j. San Filipo
Henry Hughes, F. P. Sheehy, F. j.
Dreamer, Sr.; T. j. Trodden, F. s
Martin, F. j. Creamer, jr.; r. J. ONeill
]. F. Brady, T. j. Quirk, j. H. Walsh
j. M. Tabler, j. W. Mccormick, j. c.
Happmann, j. j. O'Brien, L. A. Gage
J. B. Kennedy, F. H. Huneke and D. j.
ODonnell.
About 80 members Of Spalding Council
will receive the third degree OF the order
this afternoon with a large class from
other councils.
Thursday, May Z.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Progressive Council was called to or
der by Mrs. Marie Brahler, when fnal
plans were made for card party April
q at $3.50 pm. at the Northeast Motor
Co. in BladenSburg road northeast.
Mrs. Clara Lamphier presided at the
last meeting of Barbara Frietchie Coun-
Gil, when one application for member
ship was received. Those addressing
the assembly were Pearl Huddlesey,
Madeline Behlon Of Kenmore Council
and Deputy Mrs. Ethel Campbell OF
Loyalty Council.
Miss Viola Mallonee presided at the
last meeting of Unity Council, when
six candidates were initiated and one
application for membership was re-
ceived. Final plans were made for a
bingo party May 6.
The last meeting Of Mizpah Council
was called to order by Mrs Mary Cock
rell. State Inside Sentinel Mrs. Ella
Stone, assisted by Mrs. Donaldson and
Mrs. Mary Hoffman, served refresh
mentS in the banquet hall.
The last meeting Of Anacost1a Coun-
Gil was called to order by Vice Coun-
cilor Mrs. Pearl Torney, when Chair
man Mrs. Mary James reported prog
ress on the carnival to be held in June.
Mrs. Ethel Miles of Mayfower Council
and Mrs. Annie Anderson of Old Glory
Council addressed the meeting. May 6
will be social night, and those having
birthdays in January through June will
be honored.
The meeting Of Kenilworth Council
was called to order by Mrs. Mary Jen-
nings, when the ritualistic ceremony OF
draping the charter In memory Of the
death Of Mrs. Laura Kraft was per-
formed.
Martha cambridge Council met last
NJ
were received by transfer and final ar
rangements were made for bingo party
April %.
Mrs. jeanette Taylor presided at the
last meeting Of Kenmore Council. when
new officers jewels were presented to
the council by Mrs. Renna Cory as a
gift through the courtesy of the Semper
Fidelis Club. Addresses were delivered
by Drill Mistress Mrs. Clara Rock and
Mrs. Rose Myles, who spoke on the ar
rangements for a rummage sale to be
held May IS and 10.
Fidelity Council convened Tuesday
with Mrs. Ida Ray Lewis in the chair,
when the council performed the ritu-
for Thomson Council, Cabin John, Md
National Deputy Mrs. Mary Ferguson
and members Of Golden Rule Council
addressed the assembly
Old Glory Council on April 20 had a
program as follows: Quartet, Mrs. Rosa
lie Selby, Mrs. Lulu Mastin. Alfred Red
miles and Mrs. Bessie Redmiles: piano
selection, Mrs, Bessie Redmiles; adj
dresses, Mrs. Carrie Cole. Mrs Kate
Wright. State treasurer; Mrs. Mildred
Rock and Miss Ovillia Ridgway.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Woodmen of the World will be con-
verging tomorrow from three States
The biennial convention of the head
camp Of this jurisdiction, comprising
the District Of Columbia, Maryland,
Delaware and West Virginia, will open
its sessions Tuesday morning at the
Raleigh Hotel. All day Monday the
visiting delegates and their families will
be sightseeing Tours of the city and
Arlington will be made tomorrow morn
ing, and In the afternoon Mount Vernon
and Alexandria are to be included In
the itinerary. Visiting degree teams
will compete for valuable prizes In the
ball room of the hotel at night.
The Ladies of the Woodmen Circle,
holding convention here at the same
time, are to Join in all the social fea-
lures with the Woodmen.
Formal opening of the conventions
Tuesday at 9:15 am. Is to be greeted
by President Harry King Of the WASH
ington Chamber Of Commerce. William
A. Fraser, president of the Woodmen
Of the World, and Dora Alexander Tai
ley. national secretary OF the Woodmen