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and cake. Assembly officers and Bright
wood Lodge will serve sIipper

| Frye, high priest; Elmer Cummings,
scribe; Ernest L. Loving, treasurer:
Harry H. Best, junior warden.
Grand Patriarch Willard r. zepp
has appointed installing ofaecers as
/ follows: Past Chief Patriarch William
H. Darr, Columbian Encampment, No
/; Past Chief Patriarch A. L. Hjorts-
berg, Mount Nebo Encampmert, No. 8,
and Past Grand Patriarch Ernest L.
Loving, Fred d. Stuart Encampment,
No z.
Mount Nebo Encampment will meet
| tomorrow night. The patriarchal de-
gree will be conferred and officers
elected.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Potomac Council No. 433 at It's regu-
lar June meeting elected the following
named officers to serve for the en-
suing year: George F; Howell grand
grand knight; Joseph B. Fitzpatrick,
chancellor: John T. Buckley, recording
secretary; Augustus Neal, treasurer;
Benjamin Myers, advocate; Earnest
Smith, warden; A. E. Dillon, deputy
warden; Edward Coupe, inside guard;
John Kelly and John j. Mccarthy,
outside guards; Walter I. Plant, trustee;
Walter I. Plant. delegate to State con-
vention; John T. Buckley alternate to
grand knight; Earnest Smith, alternate
to past grand knight; George +. How
! ell and Edward Tucker, delegates to
/ the building convention; Francis j.
Himelt, reappointed financial secretary,
and Hugh Fran, reappointed lecturer.
The annual memorial communion
mass for the deceased members OF
Potomac Council, No. 433, will be cele-
brated at st. Aloysius' Church today
at am. The families Of the deceased
on this occasion.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
At the business meeting preceding
the social meeting Of Court District
of Columbia, No. 212, Tuesday evening,
final arrangements were made for the
| biennial convention in Atlantic City
July to IL. 1t was announced that
during the visit Of the juniors to their
conference, it is planned that one eve
ming they will be the guests OF the
Senior Court of Washington.
The poster display received great
praise from the guests, members and
the committee, the latter was difficult
to make a selection but awarded, amid
great applause, first choice, Pilgrim
age and Retreat" to Miss Mary
Doherty and Miss Mary Ahearn: 1.-THE
Juniors" Miss Clare Ondreyco; Mem
bership," Miss Ethyl Sweet.
The judges were Miss Mary Mat
! tingly. president of the Sodality Union;
Miss Elizabeth Lynn, president of the
Ladies' Auxiliary. A. o. H.; E. v. Nc
earthly, State deputy elect, Knights of
Columbus; John Donnelly, president of
the Curley Club; Frank Mccain. rep
| resenting the Society of the Holy Name,
and John Pellen of the Particular
Council of the St. Vincent de Paul.
MusNal numbers we're given by Miss
Rita Dolphin, pianist. and Miss Nellie
Roman, soloist; addresses by Rev. Fran
els x. Cavanagh, chaplain of Court
212; Miss Frances McDermott, grand
regent, and Miss Mary Bayne, prophet
ess of Court Kavanagh. Alexandria, Va.
Miss Mary G. Boland, grand regent,
presided. Miss Florence Winter was
chairman Of arrangements, assisted by
Mrs. Katherine Martin, welfare; Mrs.
Alberta Jones, decorations; Miss Mary
Mcmahon, recreation; Miss Agnes
Quinn, dramatics; Miss Margaret Rup-
and Miss Kitty Rupert, dance; Miss
Florence Hosford. attendance; Miss
Mary Weide, rainy day; Mrs. Ellen
Smith, house; Miss Mary Olphant and
Miss Alma Marceron, orphanages and
missions; Miss Veronica Tucker, pub
licity; Miss Mary Reinoehl, birthday;
Miss josephine Walsh, music: Miss
Nettie Fitzgerald and Mrs. Margaret
Ofutt. hospital and sick: Miss Helen
Honan, bowling: Miss Anna Murray,
golf, and Miss Anne Doyle, community
singing.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Syracusians Lodge visited Oriental
Lodge at Alexandria, Va, with its
dramatic team under the direction of
E. T. Negosta and conferred the
Knight rank on three candidates.
Syracusians Lodge entertained at its
last meeting Walter Clements of Alex
andria, Va, past chancellor of Oriental
Lodge.
The stockholders of the Knights of
Pythias Hall Association will meet to-
morrow, June %, in the temple to
elect nine directors and for other BUSH
ness. The committee authorized by
the Grand Lodge and appointed by
Grand Chancellor Wealthall as a Com
mittee on Reception and Entertain
ment to the Grand Lodge and Grand
Temple officers of Virginia have ar
ranged moonlight excursion down the |
river Friday, leaving at 8:45 pm.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
DR.. Annie E. Reynolds, assistant SUI i
preme medical examiner, of Port Huron, |
Mich, will be in Washington on Thurs |
day. Friday and Saturday to offer all !
members a free physical examination. |
This is a health measure, and all |
members are urged to take advan- |
tage of it, DR.. Reynolds will have |
of1ice hours at the club room, Alb |
Washington Loan and Trust Building, |
from 10 am to 2 pm. and from pm |
the evening hours will be omitted.
Brightwood Review will hold its reg
ular social meeting on Monday evening |
at o'clock. After short business ses- /
sion, the Hospitality Committee will !
present program.
Tuesday evening Columbia Review
will hold a bingo party at the club |
rooms. Ala Washington Loan & Trust |
Building. Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeney, Mrs. |
Mary Redding, Mrs. Freeda Miller, Mrs. !
Belle Abram and Mrs. Stella Towner
are the committee.
Mrs. Loretta Lowenstein has ex-
tended the hospitality of her club at
Sullivans Island to the Girls Club for !
Thursday evening. Immediately after
Office hours the girls will meet and
make the trip together. A picnic sup
per will be served.
ELKS.
The officers of Washington Lodge, No.
IS, headed by Exalted Ruler David La
Porte, off1ciated in two limitations in the
past week. At Wilmington, Del, last
Monday night class of IS became
members of that lodge. Exalted Ruler
Hugh E. Curren welcomed the delega-
ton from Washington. Dinner for 200
was served and smoker and enter
tainment followed. Wednesday night
Washington Lodge initiated II new
members.