Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-29
SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, C.

Floda Reagan and Mrs. Efie Tancil
Mrs. Ruth Warren was also the re-
cipient Of gift from the council. The
council will hold a 500 party April al
Northeast Masonic Temple.
The last meeting of Mizpah Sewing
Circle was held at the home Of Mrs
Mary Hoffman, when several coming ac-
tivities were discussed and many arti-
Giles made for the coming bazaar. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Naomi Swami.
The annual visitation Of Unity Coun-
ell was held March 10, when the State
Councillor, Mrs. Ethel Burroughs, and
her official staff we're welcomed by the
councillor, Miss Viola Mallonee. Those
| delivering addresses were the State
Councillor, Mrs. Burroughs: State Vice
Councillor Mrs. Mabel Downing, State
Treasurer Mrs. Mildred Rock and State
Secretary Charles H. Miller The fol-
lowing program was presented: Piano
selection, Abner Engles; presentation OF
! gifts to the State Councillor, Mrs. Bur-
roughs; Junior Pest State Councillor Mrs.
Louise GrubbS, Past Deputy Mrs. Cora
Thompson and Deputy Mrs. Ollie Mont
gomery. A minstrel was presented by
the members of Benning Juniors, with
Abner EngleS at the piano.
Mrs. Clara Lamphier presided at the
last meeting of Barbara FTietchie Coun-
| ell, when the degrees were conferred on
| Mrs. Elizabeth Laughton and Mrs. Elsie
| Brown. Talks were given by Past Ma
/ tional Councillor Mrs. Swami, Junior
Past State Councillor Mrs. Grubbs, Mrs.
Barton, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Laughton,
Mrs. Almond and Deputy Mrs. Ethel
/ Campbell.
Kenmore Council met, when Vice
Councillor Mrs. Elsie Fillmen gave the
unwritten work. Mrs. Claeda Horne,
representing this council on the State
| good of order, spoke. Talks were given
| by Deputy Mrs. Fannie Joyner and As
sociate Councillor Mrs. Mary Nichols Of
Triumph Council. Arrangements were
made for the annual visitation Of the
State council officers and committees
to this council April /.
THE MACCABEES.
Eureka Hive, Lady Ethel M Allen,
commander, at its last meeting elected
| to membership Mrs. Fern Marshall
and Mrs Mary E. Cassell. 1t was an
nounced that the fourth birthday an
! niverSary of the hive will be observed
April 81. The hive will hold card
party April 16.
The Ditto Club, C. Glenn Yinger,
president, met at the home Of Miss
Bertha Padgett, 817 L street southeast,
|
a card party April 8.
The Ever Ready Girls Of Capitol
] Court, junior department, met at the
home Of the court director, Mrs. Sarah
H. Severe, and had lesson in sewing.
| The girls prepared the dinner which
! followed the lesson.
A meeting Of boys Of Capitol Court,
| junior department, was held Sunday
afternoon at the home of the court
| director and arrangements made for
base ball team. Ohicers elected
| tain, Paul Tomardy; secretary, Edwin
Stevens.
Capitol Court, junior department, at
| its meeting Saturday at 10 am, at
Northeast Masonic Temple, will have
an Easter party.
Mount Vernon Tent, Sidney Haas,
commander, at its meeting April 10,
| In Northeast Masonic Temple, will hold
| another indoor golf tournament.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Spalding Council will meet April 8
! instead of April 2. After a short busi-
ness session the degree team will con-
| fer the second degree on a class drawn
| from all the local councils.
The monthly card party will be given
by the council April Is for the benefit
of the sick and relief fund. John C.
Huppmann Is chairman of the COM
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Quirk, Miss Schi-
berling, John j. OBrien, Charles H.
| Fugitt and ]. F. Brady.
Thomas j. Trodden will be the toast
master at the thirty anniversary
dinner-dance of Spalding Council to be
| held at the Hay-Adans House on
Thursday, April %. The festivities will
begin at 7 pm. and dancing will con-
ti1ue from 10 to am.
B.P. o. ELKS.
Preparations have been made by the
! Board of Stewards and the trustees Of
the lodge to serve a dinner for the
membership next Wednesday from 10
, 1870 o'clock Past Grand Exalted Ruler
Rush L. Holland will induct into office
the following officers: John j. Nor
riarty, exalted ruler: David J. LaPorter
esteemed leading knight; Leonard M
Gawler, esteemed loyal knight; Joseph
J. Hagerty, esteemed lecturtng knight;
William S. Shelby, secretary; Nathan
Well, treasurer; Thomas King, ttler;
Charles J. LAngmead. trustee for three
years; al. George z. Strong, delegate
to the Grand Lodge and Daniel r
Nihion alternate. Chairman John Reh
Of the Entertainment Committee was
presented with. a walking-stick in APP
probation of his work in arranging en-
tertainments for the hospitals and asy-
| lums in the city during the past year.
| An entertainment and band concert
will be given at ST. Elizabeth's Hospital
/ April 2.
The next initiation Of the lodge will
| have a class of As and will be held
April at 1880 pm.