Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-25

GranQ CnauCeuOr LAY SPOKE. 6eE0AAy
L. walters was initiated.
Past Chancellor Thornton draped the
charter in memory Of Supreme Vice
Chancellor GroSsman, who dropped dead
while addressing the Dunn Memorial
team and others in Baltimore. Past
Chancellor Negosta and Grand Master
at Arms Newcomh also spoke. Next
Friday there will be the third rank con-
ferred on B. l.. Walters.
A meeting of Washington Company
was held Monday. The applications OF
Ralph Kilgore and John Stump were re-
ceiYed. Maj. Gen. Larkin A. Tuggle will
be q guest Of Washington Company
during the week of February 20.
Rathbone Temple, Pythian Sisters,
met Friday evening, Most Excellent
Chief Della Sipos presiding. Mrs. Mel
lie Etting presented q bouquet Of roses
to Mrs. Sipos on behalf of the temple
and q basket of flowers from Mr.. Sipos
was presented to Mrs. Sipos by Mrs
Ella Thornton. Mrs. Sipos also pre-
sented a rose to each Of her officers and
corsage bouquets to Mrs. Hooper and
Mrs, Smith. The retiring most excel
lent chief, Mrs. Alice Kirby, presented
each ohicer with a gift. also Chairman
of Ways and Means Mrs. Lola v. Marks
Mrs. Marks presented gift to Mrs. Et-
ting.
The Past Chiefs Association met jan
uary IS, at the home of Mrs. Emma Mo-
tyka, 1886 F street northeast, the preSi-
dent, Mrs. Annie Springman, presiding
The following officers were installed
President, Mrs Ella Thornton; vice
president, Mrs. Lillian Dreamer; secre-
tary, Mrs. Katherine Baum; treasurer
Mrs. Carrie Davis. A card party Is be-
ing planned for the near future; Mrs
Baum, chairman. Favorable reports OF
the activities Of the year were read and
addresses were made by Mrs Springman
and MRS. Thornton. Guests of the eve
ming were Mrs. Frida Slime and Mrs
Alice Kirby. The next meeting will be
held at the home Of Mrs Carrie Banks
4oo2 Illinois avenue, February 10.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Central Camp had its officers in
stalled by Past Consul Versu w. Potter
OF Talbot Camp as installing consul
S assisted by Clerk Charles E, Miller OF
West End Camp as installing escort
The officers are: Henry p. Clark, con-
sui; John w. Sutherin, past consul;
Morton Felker. adviser: George A
Casey, clerk; William N. Locknane
banker; Harrison F. Shaw, escort:
Robert w. Barrett, Waterman; Lear w.
Kline, sentry. Announcement was
made OF a proposed visit of Gen. Maui
rice r.. Smith of Kansas City, COM
mandant Of the Modern Woodmen
ForesterS, the uniform rank Of the or
ganization, to Columbia Camp on the
evening OF February 5. Alvin r
Stevens was initiated into membership
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
the annual vesper service Of Court
2l2 will be this evening at 8 o'clock at
81. Gabriefs Church. Right Rev. John
M. Mcnamara will preside. Right
Rev. Mgr. Eugene Connolly will deliver
the sermon. Rev. William j. Sweeney
will be celebrant, Rev. Francis j.
Hurney, Rev. Joseph l. Malloy and Rev
Joseph Michigan assisting. Rev Francis
x. Cavanaugh, chaplain, and Miss Sadie
Carroll are in charge of arrangements
Miss Kitty Weber, organist of St
Gabriels, has arranged a special mu-
steal program. Eugene Gallery, State
deputy, will be in charge of a repre-
sentative group of K. Of G. who will
act as ushers.
The Converts League will have q
meeting Thursday evening opsn to the
public. The guest of honor and prin-
cipal speaker will be Rev. Maurice S
Sheehy. instructor Of religion at Catho-
lie University. Rev. Joseph I. Malloy
spiritual director of the league, will
discuss Current Events" Rev. F. X
Cavanagh and Miss Mary C. Boland
grand regent, will welcome the guests
assisted by Miss Ann Doyle, Miss Jennie
Sims, Miss Marie Creahen, Miss Loretta
Creahen, Mrs. Margaret Mork and Miss
May Barrett. The soloist of the evening
will be Mr.. Ambrose Durkin, baritone
Miss Florence Winter, chairman, will
preside.
Miss Mary Oliphant, Miss Bess Cal
nan and Miss Kitty Rupert, with their
announce a card party and dance al
the Willard April Is.
Miss Mary AhearnG in charge of the