Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-19

will hold card party at the home Of
MRS. Bannar, 6S7 Upshur street, April
IS.
Past Chiefs Association met at the
home Of Mrs. Katherine Baum, with
Mars. Ella Thornton presiding. The SUI
prefne chief, Mrs. Elsie Vandervort, was
the guest Of honor and was the speaker
OF the evening. final plans have been
made for q card party to Nbe held April
30 ut 2l46 Georgia avenue at 8 pm.
The play Of Damon and PythiaS"
will be broadcast from WMAL under
auspices of the Grand Lodge four con-
secutive Thursdays, beginning May z.
The grand chancellor and his corps Of
officers will pay an official visit to
Amararfth Lodge tomorrow evening.
Amaranth Lodge has prepared On
elaborate program in honor Of Herman
Wealthall tomorrow evening.
Grand Chancellor Wealthau an
nounces the following visitations: To-
morrow evening at Amaranth; Tuesday
evening, Excelsior Lodge and Columbia
Lodge, April %.
b. p. o. ELKS.
The following became members of
Washington Lodge at its recent meet
ing: David II. Alsop, William M. Barge,
T. Hilary Blackman, William H. Boyer,
j,
Daniel Cunha, Simon M. Davis, Eugene
T. Dickerson, George Cyrus Ellis, Harry
Friend, Howard B. Hass, Walter S. Hall,
jr.; William j. Mccormack, Daniel j..
Mackey, Charles r. Milford, Samuel
Perry, Garry Quinn, George F. Redden,
Manuel @. Reyna, Samuel SchlOSky,
Theodore H. Scl1nid, William B. Smith,
Frederick Wagner, Harry N. Wheeler,
John Francis Whelan, jr.; Marvin o.
Young, Francis z. Hogan, Harry A.
Light, William n. Abbott, George Cha
conas, John W. Brawner and Samuel
Lieber.
The exalted ruler has appointed Mai.
G. Eugene Edwards to the command of
the drill team. The Boys Band will
continue to hold its reeharsals each
Friday evening at the Langley Junior
High School. This band will give Sc
ries of concerts in the public parks dur
ing the Summer under the direction of
George Chapman.
The winners IN the bowling teams of
the lodge will celebrate their victory at
the Queen Pin alleys next Thursday
evening. A banquet viii be served them
at the ElkS' Club.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
Court D. c., No. 212, will have inftia-
ton and reception Of O class Of candi-
dates Tuesday evening. The exempli-
hcation Of the degree WIN be IN charge
Of Miss Mary C. Boland, grand regent;
Mrs. Katherine Martin, vice regent;
Miss Ethyl Sweet, prophecies; Miss Ag-
mes Auth, monitor; Miss Agnes Quinn,
secretary: Miss Helen Honan, sentinel;
Mrs. Anna Holmes, treasurer; Miss
Florence Winter, historian; Miss Kitty
Marie Creahan financial secretary; Miss
Josephine Walsh and Miss Emile
Bishop, organists, assisted by Miss
Frances McDermott, grand regent, and
officers Of Court Kavanaugh, Alexan-
dria. Va. The program following the
initiation Is In charge of the juniors,
with Miss Ramona Raley, Miss Mary
Kerwin, Miss Clare Ondreyco, Miss
Catherine Cullinane and Miss Kath-
crime Kindsfather councillors in charge.
An invitation was received for the
biennial convention Of Vermont State
Courts, Montpelier, VT, April 81, and
from the Courts Of Maryland May 80
and 81. These conventions are in prep
aration for the national convention at
Atlantic City in July.
Miss Kitty Rupert and Miss BesS
Calnan have gone to Atlantic City to
make plans for the delegation Of seniors
tend the c. D. A. convention.
Sons and Daughters of Liberty, Co
lumbia Council, will meet April 20 at
1880 pm, followed by q dance. Plans
viii also be completed for q 500 card
party. Mrs. Betty Hodkinson will be
hostess for the occasion.
The second birthday anniversary will
be celebrated In the near future. At
the last meeting an invitation was re-
ceived to attend the celebration of Hope
Councils thirty-eighth birthday ami
verSary.
The final card party Of the series
given by Spalding Council will be held
Thursday. May 81, when the season
prizes will be awarded.
It is announced that tickets for the
dinner-dance of Spalding Councils
thirty-third anniversary celebration
must be obtained not later than tomor-
row night. They may be obtained from
AL JOY at the hall. Tickets for the