Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-15

Miss Mary z. Ahearn is chairman Of
the Committee on Arrangements. The
G. d. A. is the first organization to
make the retreat and today's retreat
ments are the largest group ever as
sembled for this special service.
The Converts League will have an
Apologize class Thursday evening, when
Rev. joseph Malloy will be the speaker.
Mrs. Katherine Martin, chairman of
Welfare Committee, and Mrs Bertha
Jones, chairman of Decoration Commit
tee, will hold meetings weekly, perfect
ing plans for the card party on
March IT,
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Columbia Camp was the host to men,
bers of all other camps in the District
of Columbia at its last meeting in
Pythian Temple, at which time Maj.
Gen. Maurice r. Smith, Lincoln, Nebr.,
ccmmandant of the Modern Woodmen
Foresters, the uniformed rank of the
organization, was present. He was ac-
companied by State Deputy S. C.. A.
Rubey of Newark, N. j.; District Deputy
Henry H. Willard and Head Sentry
Vergn w. Potter. The Foresters team
of Washington Camp acted as escort
and gave rainbow drill. One candi-
date for Columbia Camp and one for
Washington Camp were initiated into
the order, the degree work being per-
formed by Past Consul G. A. Casey of
Central Camp as consul, Past Consul
James A. Moody of Central Camp as
adviser, and Escort H. F.. Heft of
Georgetown Camp as escort. Remarks
were made by the distinguished visitors
and by Consuls H. P. Clark of Central
Camp and C. H. Brice of A. r. Talbot
Camp.
WOODMEN CIRCLE.
Morris Sheppard Grove held its first
convention under the newly elected adj
ministration last Thursday evening.
Committees we're nominated to assist in
the preparations for entertaining out
of-town delegates to the Head Grove
to be held in this city next April, and
Sovereign Catherine Schugrue was
named official delegate for that session.
Sovereign Florence HelgeSen was desig-
mated general supervisor of juvenile
Circle.
In cooperation with Willow and
Mount Vernon Groves, a joint card
party will be held at Woodmen Temple
S3o Grant place, March 7, the proceeds
OF which will go into the convention
1und. SovereignS Fannie Kolb, CAROLYN
Gentner and Minna Hofen will repre-
sent Morris Sheppard Grove.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Supreme Orator James E. Norton Of
Reading, Pa, was the honor guest at
the class night Wednesday with District
Council.
Grand Regent Bell, accompanied by
the Grand Council officers, paid their
annual visit to Municipal Council Mon
day night. T. J. Landregren was the
orator.
The Boosters Club neld a Valentine
party Wednesday evening as guests of
Kismet Council
Capital Council was host Thursday
evening to the grand regent and his
officers
Councils meeting this week are: ORR
entail, Tuesday; District. Wednesday;
District Council, Loyal Ladies, Monday;
Friendship Council, Loyal Ladies, Naval
Lodge hall, Thursday.
WOMEN,S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Members of Washington and Victory
Reviews are requested to be present at
the roll-calr meetings to be held by the
reviews Monday evening at the club
house. Mrs. Kathryne Growdon, deputy
supreme field director, will attend both
reviews.
Victory Review will be the hostess
review at the monthly meeting of the
Officers Club next Friday at o'clock
at the club house. Mrs. Growdon will
make an address.
A card party Saturday evening will
be in charge of Washington Review.
Mrs Viola Wall, Mrs Alverda Meyer,
Mrs Mary Killeen and Mrs. Beatrice
Lampe are the Committee on Arrange
ments.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Spalding Council will hold its sixth
monthly card party next Thursday after
the regular meeting, promptly at $50.
for the benefit of the sick and relief
fund. John c. Huffman is chairman of
the committee.
Members of Potomac Council were
guests of Spalding at the last meeting.
when boxing bouts by the Boys Club
featured the entertainment portion of
the evenings program.
Officers of the council visited Keane
Council last Thursday to see several