Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-16
FRATERNITIES

the religious services at Temple Heights
today ct o'clock. Past Matron Bertha
Davis entertained the Past Matrons
and Past Patrons Association ut her
home, near Suitland, Md.
Members Of Bethany Chapter are in
vited to attend the open-air religious
service on Temple Heights August % at
pm.
The Auxiliary Home Board Of Temple
Chapter will hold its outing to Chapel
Point August 10 by boat. Members Of
the chapter and their friends are all
welcome. The chairman Of the COM
mittee is Helen Smith, Columbia 5472.
B.P. o. ELKS.
The following members OF Washing
ton Lodge were elected to ONCE at the
convention of the State Association,
which met in Cumberland, Nd, last
week: Francis X WEIGH first vice pres
ident. and John z. Lynch, trustee.
The next meeting of the lodge will
be held August 10 at pm.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
AS there will be only one meeting
this month of Court District of Column
bia, No. 212, the committee in charge
of the picnic viii have a special meeting
"wednesday evening, it Is announced by
the chairman, Miss Nell Calnan.
Miss Kitty Rupert Miss Mae Keefe,
Miss Dorothy Barrett. Miss Margaret
Rupert and Miss Bess Calnan, MEM
hers of the Dancing Assembly, enter
tanned 80 guests in compliment to Miss
Eleanor Ashe, whose marriage to Emil
Press will take place this month.
Miss Ethyl Sweet. prophecies, and
Miss Agnes Quinn, lecturer, are per-
fecting group Of approximations in
which they are planning to appear at
one Of the social meetings in the early
Fall.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Esther Rebekah Lodge win hold q
supper and lawn fete at the home of
Miss Emily Dingley, 1912 Girard street
northeast, August 10.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge will meet Au-
gust II. A degree rehearsal VIII be held
and members are requested to attend.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Liberty Bell Council met, with Coun-
cilor G. j. Lomax presiding. Secretary
e. r. Thomas and Deputy State Coun-
a fraternal visit to Francis Scott Key
Council, in Baltimore, Md, September
90 we're discussed. The speakers were
e. r. Thomas, Phil Martin. A. B.
Hughes, r. e. McCulloch, r. N. Ker-
rick and C. ]. Lomax.
The Junior State Council and the
State Council of the Daughters of
America will have a joint moonlight
excursion on Wilson Line steamer City
of Washington August FL at $3.50
O'Clock Tickets for the occasion can
be secured from council secretaries or
any State Council officer.
Woodrow Wilson Council met. with
Councillor beavers presiding. The coun-
Gil is meeting only monthly during Au-
gust. The speakers were State Warden
Garrett, Harry Gorbutt. Councillor
beavers, Treasurer j. s. DriegeTs,
Charles Maize, Marke Keefe and Finan-
clay Secretary Dohlman.
Reno Council convened, with Colln-
cilor Ormande Peacock presiding. Dep
uty State Councillor w. l.. Sudwarth in
stalled the following officers: Junior
past councillor, Ormande Peacock;
councillor, F. Q. Valentine; vice coun-
cilor, r. c. Bowman; secretary, Lewis
Il. Pyles; assistant secretary Charles
Alder; financial secretary, X. 0. Leah
man: treasurer, j. w. Thompson; con-
ductor, NJ. H Breeder: warden, w. w.
Smith; inside sentinel, G. w. Gray;
outside sentinel, r.. H. Walker: chap
lain, r. M. Riley: trustee, j. e. Butt.
The speakers we're Deputy Sudwarth,
Ormande Peacock. w. g. Walker and
Past Councillor Arthur B. Cross.
j. Morgan Read Council met, with
Councillor Harlow presiding. Deputy
State Councillor Allan c. Witherite in