Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11


is chairman of the committee in
charge Of the dance. James B. Flynn,
faithful navigator, has announced this
dance will take the place Of the reg
ular meeting for October. He also
announced that the next regular meet
ing would take place on the first Mon
day in November and that prominent
speaker will address the members.
Charles w. Darr, Faithful Master of
the Fourth Degree for this district, has
appointed Masters Committees for
Washington and Baltimore, and they
will shortly begin an intensive cam
paign for new members.
Washington Council will meet at 918
Tenth street northwest Tuesday night.
Following q business session, the
council will be entertained by pro-
gram arranged for by Lecturer Val
Iseman and lA!s committee.
Washington Council members will
meet tonight at tbs o'clock in front of
st. Dominic's Church, at Sixth and E
streets southwest, to attend the annual
vesper service Of the knights OF
Columbus.
b. p. o. ELKS
With the meeting Of last Wednesday
the lodge tnaugurated the regular
schedule Of weekly sessions for the
Winter season.
Daniel r. Nihion night will be
opened next Wednesday and the
charity ball November rs.
Lodges Of sorrow were held In men,
DRY of the late members of the lodge,
Paul Leibel, Major c. Eugene Edwards,
Edward P. Genger, william H. Nc
ffTANy ND Cannon
The trustees and the board of
stewards have provided dinner for
the members and candidates who will
attend next Wednesdays session in
honor OF the Grand Tiler Daniel r.
Nihion. from 5:45 to 7:30 o'clock.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Syracusians Lodge, presided over by
Chancellor Commander Gross, met
Friday. The application of H. B.
Russell Of Newburgh, N. Y, for mem
bership was received. Addresses were
made by Past Grand Chancellors Day
and Embrey and Grand Chancellor
Wealthall.
Century Decatur Lodge with Home
Lodge acted as hosts to the Grand
Chancellor and his Grand Lodge
Grand Chancellor Wealthan appointed
Past Grand ChancellorS HeiSs and
Dickman as Paraphernalia Committee.
Grand Lecturer exemplified the
changes in the new ritual. Reports
were made by Grand Keeper OF Records
and Seal Kimmell and Grand Master
OF EXchequer Emory. Grand Chancellor
Wealthall announced arrangements had
been completed for a Halloween mas
querade dance and entertainment Octo-
Der 81. Past Grand Chancellor Day
a - hA Irov Of frN,-vV
Of Damon and Pythias."
Franklin Lodge received the Grand
Lodge officers Wednesday evening
Union Lodge and Columbia Lodge
will jointly entertain the Grand
Chancellor and the Grand Lodge
officers october IA.
Master of Work E. T. Negosta an
nounceS rehearSals will be held by the
Dunn Memorial Knight Rank Team
to prepare for a class initiation Nov
ember 10.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA.
Fidelis Camp vii give a card party
at Thomas Circle Club, 1926 Massa-
chusettS avenue. october Is at $50 pm
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Hope Council meets every Tuesday
night in Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east. Glass initiation will be given next
Tuesday. Degree mistress. Mrs. Sadie
jenkins, requests all councils of the
order who desire to have their candi-
dates present. Members of degree and
drill teams requested to be presnt.
Home coming night will be held Octo-
Der 20.
Columbia Council was called to order
Monday night with the State associate
councillor in the chair. National Coun-
Gil representative, Mrs. Sadie Jenkins,
made an address. Deputy Mrs. Donzelia
kaufman installed Mrs. Orrio McKenny
as guide and Mrs. Marion Petit as out
side guard.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
Loyalty Lodge was called to order by
the commander, Mrs. Pearl Wolfe. A
bingo game will be held october IL.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
At the business meeting OF Court Dis
trict of Columbia, No. 212. Tuesday eve
ming, the election of officers and Two
trustees resulted as follows: Miss Mary
c. Boland, grand regent; Mrs. Kath-
Sweet, prophecies; Mrs. Anna Holmes,
treasurer; Miss Marie Creahan. finan-
cial secretary: Miss Kitty Rupert, his
torian; Miss Sarah George, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Agnes Quinn, moni-
tor; Miss Helen Honan, sentinel; Miss
Margaret M. Mooney, lecturer; Miss
Josephine Walsh and Miss May
Reinoehl, organists; Miss Mary Doherty
and Miss Mary Cummings, trustees.
Nv, mil laa i,aif
ton of candi6N1es and installation of
officers. The social program will be in
charge of the juniors.
Mrs Mary Larkin, national editor of
the Catholic Daughters of America
Magazine, and Miss Katherine Rosney,
national secretary, who are attending
the N. c. c. w. Conference, were en-
tertained by the local court the past
week
The weekly dances, under the patron
age Of the Home League will be held
every Friday evening during the season,
with Miss Bess Calnan and Miss Kitty
Rupert in charge.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
A thirty-ninth anniversary party was
given by National Review.
Brightwood Review, Mrs. Lille Lam
bath, president, will meet Monday eve
ming
Columbia Review, Mrs. Elizabeth
Sweeney, president will hold business
meeting at the club room Tuesday eve
ming
Mrs. Viola Wall, president Of Wash
ington Review has invited all members
Of the association in Washington to an
October party with Washington Review,
next Friday evening.
The GrandmotherS' Club met at the
1ome Of Mrs. Della Edmunds, with lunch
baskets, at noon Monday in honor Of
Mrs. Edmunds' birthday.
JOBS DAUGHTERS.
At the last meeting Zelda Newman,
honored queen, announced a straw ride