Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-14

children from the same at the Union
| Station today and escort them to the
Raleigh Hotel, where they will remain
i while on their stay in Washington.
They. will be taken on q sightseeing
| trip around washington and other
points Of interest. After dinner, coaches
win leave for the New and Old National
Museums, returning to the hotel for
supper. Coaches win again leave for
Band and the Girls Glee Club win
give q free public concert. Tomorrow
the party will leave for Baltimore, where
| the children and guardians will be
guests to the National Council In their
national convention.
Liberty Bell Council convened with
Councillor Herbert F. Parr presiding.
Secretary E. r. Thomas and Deputy
State Councillor Phil Martin Of Anacos-
| tia Council, Past State Councillor q. w.
Ackerman, State Council Conductor C.
Md, Vice Councillor Beavers and Past
Councillor Gorbutt OF Star Spangled
Banner Council were guests. The new
| ly organized drill team held practice
! In the Phoenix Club, Thursday.
E. j. Ross Councils degrees and drill
team conferred the degrees on o class Of
candidates for Liberty Bell Council. The
| speakers of the evening were State Con-
| ductor Hid, James q. B. Schuck Chap
Hanel, A. B. Hughes, Councillor Parr, H.
B. Mallory. e. r. Thomas and others.
AnacoStia Council was presided over
by Councillor E. A. Retstatt. Past Coun-
| cilor E. D. Kaufman made q report OF
the activities of the Reunion Commit
tee. A special committee went to Pen
Mar Park June and held q confer
ence with the officials OF the park COM
pleting plans for the general outing of
ern States. The date on the outing
has been definitely decided as August Q.
Deputy State Councillor Charles Null
Ter. Secretary Z. r. Thomas. Financial
Secretary James e. Frye. Degree Master
Clark Teats, Past Councillors z. D.
Kaufman, E. A. Diehl. Howard Beall,
: John Thomas and William Mitchell
made addresses.
Grand Oriental Court was presided
over by Grand Orient Joseph G. Robsy.
A large delegation from Wampus Court
| Of Anacostia were guests.
Reno Council met with Councillor
1 Ormendo Peacock presiding. Deputy
State Councillor w. L. Sudwarth, State
Warden e. M. Garrett and Junior Past
Councillor A. B. Cross spoke.
Eagle Council of Twining City will
1 llOAN 40 uAl1l0a4 CARNIVAL 4LOLIl July Ii
to 81 inclusive, at Fairlawn avenue and
Nicholson street southeast.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
After a short business meeting Tues
| day evening the committee in charge
Of the exhibit at the Catholic Daughters
of America convention at Atlantic City,
N. j., will take charge Of the social
meeting, when committee of men and
women prominent in club life will make
selection of the poster expressing
most graphically the work of that par
ticular committee. Posters will be sub
mitted by: Sick Committee. Mrs. Mar
garet Offutt; Hospital Guild, Miss Net
tie Fitzgerald: House, Mrs. Ellen M.
Smith, Decorations, Mrs. Alberta Jones;
Bowling, Miss Helen Honan; Golf, Miss
Anna Murray; Dancing, Miss Mary
Mcmahon; Moonlight Excursion, Miss
Mary O'Connor; Picnic, Miss Nell CAL
nan; Card Party and Dance. Miss Kitty
Rupert; Welfare, Mrs. Catherine Mar
tin; Attendance, Miss Florence Hosford;