Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-10

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entertainment held q meeting to COM
plete the plans for the annual v1sItatlon
of the grand chief and her officers. Past
Chief Ella Thonton held q committee
meeting at her home, completing the
plans for the entertainment feature OF
the visitation.
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.
Dee Gee Circle met Tuesday night at
the Phoenix Club, with Mrs. Naomi
Swami, president, presiding. Joseph
Spencer, supreme auditor, from Sharon
gave an address. Mrs. Louise A. Grupbs,
deputy for Dee Gee Circle, stated that
two members of the circle had won the
honors for the inner circle degree. The
next meeting will be held May %, at
Northeast Masonic Temple.
Congressional Circle will meet Mon
day night at the Pythian Temple, 1O12
Ninth street, with Mrs. Carrie Batson,
president, presiding. Deputy MRS.
Mamie Stevens will have practice Tor
the degree team.
night at the Phoenix Club, Fourth
street, at o'clock, with Mrs. Ida La
Dyne, president, presiding. Mrs. s.
Belle Gibson, deputy. requests all MEM
bers be present to practice for the de-
gree work.
The circles are holding q lawn fete
May through May 16. Mrs. Naomi
Swami, president Of Dee Gee Circle, Is
chairman.
Joseph Spencer, supreme auditor, IS
here in the interest of the supreme
convention, which will be held here at
the Willard Hotel June is, Is and II.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
At a business meeting Tuesday eve
ming Grand Regent Miss Mary O.. Bo-
land reported arrangements completed
for the G. D. A. mass at st. JosephS
Church today at o'clock. A musical
program has been arranged: Organist,
Miss Catherine O'Connor; violinists,
Miss Mary Rich and Miss Elizabeth
Tobin; soloists, Miss Nellie Roman,
Miss Josephine Soucup and Mrs; vera
Loeffler. The sermon will be delivered
by the pastor, Rev. Edward P. Mead
ans The Junior C. D. A. will have
service following the mass, when they
will be conse Grated to the sacred heart.
Father McAdams will be assisted by
Rev. Francis x. Cavanagh, chaplain of
Court 212, juniors and seniors. A talk
was given by Mrs. Weingart from New
York
This evening from to o'clock the
juniors will entertain their mothers,
members of the clergy and the senior
court at tea at the c. D. A. Home:
The Converts League will hold its
last meeting of the season Thursday
evening. The speaker will be Rev. Jo-
seph Buckley. The chairman Of the
Converts League, Miss Florence Win
ter. will preside.
The State Courts of Maryland will
hold their convention May 30-31, open
ing with a banquet May 30. Reserva-
lions for the local court are in charge
of Miss Boland.
Miss Mary Doherty, in charge of the
pilgrimage to the monastery. an
nounced it will be held May "a.
Miss Mary Lee Reinoehl has been
appointed chairman of the Birthday
Committee.
Miss Katherine Rupert, chairman
Of the Convention Committee. reported
all was in readiness for the G. D. A.
Convention at Atlantic City. hotel,
trains, etc. -
The juniors will give a card party
Friday evening at the G. D. A. Home.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Central Camp honored Past Consul
John w. Sutherin with class adop-
ton Tuesday night in Odd Fellows
Hall. The initiatory ceremonies were
performed by the Uniformed Foresters
Of washington Camp, under command
of Capt Ray Sullivan. Head Sentry
Vergn w. Potter Iauded the lcng and
faithful service of DR.. Sutherin as a
former consul Of Central Camp and as
district deputy in charge Of the Wood
men work in the local field. DR.. Suth-
erin responded.
To cooperate with other camps in
the District, committee consisting OF
william N. Locknane, Harry E. Hin
ton and George A. Casey was appoint-
ed to make arrangements for the en-
tertainment of those who expect to at