Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-11

Rathbone Temple, Pythian Sisters,
met January 2, Most Excellent Chief
Alice Kirby presiding. The degre was
conferred on Mrs. Miller and an ad-
dress was made by Grand Chancellor
Cleveland Kennicutt. At the last meet
ing, January 9, the following officers
were installed by Installing Officer
Edyth Berg and staff: Most excellent
chief, Mrs. Della SipoS; excellent senior
Mrs. Whitworth; excellent junior, Mrs
Ella Suthard; manager, Mrs. Thelma
Simmons; protector, Mrs. Louise Au-
rand; guard, Mrs. Lillian Kraemer; mis-
tress of records and correspondence
Mrs. Alice Smith; mistress of finance
Mrs. Mary c. Hooper; degree captain
Mrs. Lillian Dreamer; electrician, John
Prescott; musician, Mrs. Freda Stine
and press representative, Mrs. Ella
Thornton.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
The House Committee entertained
Monday evening in honor of the officers
and trustees of Court 212. The chair
man, Mrs. Ellen Smith, was assisted ir
receiving the guests by Miss Katherine
Kelley, Miss Anna Murray, Miss Jennie
Sims and Miss Margaret Keane.
AT the business meeting Tuesday
evening reports were read from the
chairmen of all committees.
The annual card party of the Con-
vertS' League will be held January IS
Mrs. Margaret Mork in charge; Miss
Florence Winter, chairman of the Con-
vertS' League.
The annual veSpers will be held al
st. Gabriels Church Sunday evening
January IS. Right Rev. John NC
Namara will be the celebrant Arrange
mentS are in charge Of Rev. Francis x
Cavanagh, chaplain of Court 212
A card party will be given by the
members of the Welfare Committee
Mrs. Katherine Martin, chairman, anc
the Committee on Decorations, Mrs
Alberta Jones, chairman, the evening
of January %
AT the meeting OF the Juniors, hello
last Friday, arrangements were com.
pleted for the dance January % at the
Aloysian Club.
A one-day retreat has been arranged
at the Washington Retreat House, In
charge Of the Sisters of the Atonement
Tor February Is. Rev. Joseph Buckley
pastor Of st. Francis Xavier Church
VIII be retreat master. ARRANGEMENTS
are in charge Of Miss Mary Ahern
chairman.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
Mrs. Kathryne Growdon, deputy SUI.
preme campaign organizer, of Chilli.
cothe, Ohio, will arrive here today IL
spend several weeks in conference with
the local members, in order to present
to them plans for the Chicago pageant
| and convention to be held next July
Mrs. GroWdon will be at the club house
and will be glad to meet any who wish
to see her
Officers of Brightwood Review will b.
installed Monday evening at the Mac
farland School. Mrs. Kathryne Grow.
don will be the installing officer. A
| social hour will follow, when Mrs. Grow.
don will meet the members.
Columbia Review will hold a pay-to-
play card party at the club house Tues
day evening. Mrs. Abram, Mrs. Red
ding and Mrs. Towner are in charge Of
the card tables.
A meeting of deputies is called fol
Tuesday evening at the club house tc
confer with Mrs. Growdon and make
plans for her campaign while in the
city.
A luncheon in honor of Mrs. Grow
don will be given at the club house
Monday at 1890 o'clock. All members
who wish to attend make reservations
by calling Potomac 1929. Liberty
Union Review will be the hostess
A card party will be held at the club
house Saturday evening by the Boosters
Club.
The presidents of all reviews are
asked to meet Monday at o'clock with
Mrs. Growdon to arrange with her fol
her local campaign.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Fraser Camp will hold its annual in
stallation Of officers tomorrow night at
the w. o. w. Temple. This meeting
will be open to all Woodmen and their
the new officers of Morris Sheppard
Grove of the Woodmen Circle will be
publicly installed by State Manager
Rosa L. Canada of Baltimore. The
zouaves of Fraser Camp will act as
a guard of honor for Capt. William
Helgensen at his induction into Office
as consul commander. The Mystery
Committee has prepared a program OF
entertainment and refreshments will be
served.
Oak Camp inaugurated its new admin
istratbon, headed by Consul Comdr. Carl
A. Cole, Wednesday evening. Maj. Thurs
ton G. Brown acted as installing officer,
supported by Company A of the Uni
form Rank under Capt. Albert King
The elaborate ritual ceremonies were
followed by dance. It was announced
that the annual banquet of the camps
officers will be held January % at the
Winston Hotel.
Capt William A. Wade and Company
c of Elm Camp will of1ciate at the in
stallation of the new officers next Friday
night at the temple. Howard SangSton
consul commander; Frank Peck, adviser
lieutenant; William A. Riley, escort, and
William Wolf1ey, banker, all are past
commanders of the camp and efficient
ritualists. These veterans have agreed
to serve during 1881, when Washington
is to be the host for the convention of
the Head Camp of the jurisdiction OF
Maryland, West Virginia, Delaware and
the District of Columbia.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Past State councillor and deputy
Mrs. Mamie Howell, will install the Of
ficers of Virginia Dare Council Janu-
airy IA, when plans will be made for
the degree, which viii be conferred
January %.
At the last meeting of Old Glory
Council State conductor and deputy
Mrs. Belle Gibson, installed the fol-
lowing officers: Councillor, Miss Ovtllta