Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-26

Locknane, 8. w. Dorsey and Henry p.
Clark, jr, was instructed to invite the
+: Foresters team of Washington Camp to
perform the tnitiatory ceremonies and
refreshments will be served in the
banquet hall at the close of the eve
ming.
Columbia Camp initiated IS candi-
dates at it's last meetingA the degree
| team of Washington Camp filling the
various stations and also giving an
exhibition drill after the ceremonies
were concluded.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
syracusians Lodge received the appli-
| cation of Harry w. Eberhart by trans
fer from Greensburg Lodge of Green's
burg, Pa. The esquire rank was con-
ferred on @. w. Bruffy. The knight
rank will be conferred by Syracusians
Lodge degree team next Friday. Her
man Washk Of Donora Lodge, Donora,
Pa; Grand Chancellor Wealthall, Grand
Master at Arms Schwartz, Grand Lee
turer Bergman, Grand Vice Chancellor
Newcomb. Past Chancellor Negosta and
Past Chancellor Kahlert spoke.
Amaranth Lodge, after a short bust
ness meeting, held reception in honor
of Grand Chancellor Wealthall. A pro-
gram was given, as follows: Piano solo.
Mrs. Wilkerson; violin solo, Master Max
Kobre; Judge Hardesty delivered an ad-
dress; piano solo, Ella Lee Embrev; vo-
cal solo, Mrs. Gilbert Dell Sales; &C.
| Gordon and piano solo, Miss Ida Clarke,
and an address by Grand Chancellor
Wealthall. A bouquet Of roses was pre-
sented to Mrs. Herman A. Wealthall.
Washington Company, Uniform Rank,
held a public installation at its last
meeting. Col. Keefer of Westminster,
Md, Lieut.. Bowers, Sergt. Sibour and
10 aides were the installing officers.
Officers installed we're: Captain, E. s.
Young; lieutenants, Arthur r. New
comb and Julian Latham; sergeant
recorder, L. B. Thornton, and quarter
master-sergeant. Theodore Swanson.
Rathbone Temple. Pythian Sisters,
met, with Past Chief Mrs. Alice Kirby
presiding. The degree team initiated
Miss Clements. Grand Chancellor
Wealthall addressed the lodge.
AMERICA.
Initiation was held Tuesday evening
The degree work was in charge of Miss
Mary c. Boland, grand regent, and
Miss Frances McDermott, grand regent
of Court Kavanaugh, Alexandria, Va,
assisted by the officers of both courts
The progrm was: Tap dancing, Miss
Francis Crory and Miss Loretta Dris-
coll; reading, Miss Elizabeth Coli
flower; humorous sketch, Miss Eliza
beth Floegel and Miss Gertrude
O'Donohue: song by the juniors ana
choruses in which all present joined
Awards of merit were presented to Miss
Mary Ahern, Mrs. Katherine j. Knicely,
Miss Mary Rich, Miss Josephine Soucup,
Miss Ethyl Sweet and Miss Margaret
Mooney. In appreciation for their ef-
forts in assisting Court 2l2 Miss Mary
E. Oliphant and Miss Anne Doyle were
appropriately decorated. Mrs. Kathe-
rine Jeffries Knicely Of the local degree
Court Kavanaugh, received bouquets Of
roses, being the first wedding anniver-
sary Of the former, and the latter q
prospective bride.
A card party will be given by Troops
8 and of the Juniors for the benefit of
their vacation fund tomorrow evening
at the c. D. A. Home.
An invitation has been received from
the State Court Of Maryland for the
80.
The class in apologetics Of the Con-
verts' League will hold a meeting
Thursday evening. Rev. Joseph Malloy
will be in charge, with Miss Florence
Minter, chairman, presiding.
Miss Bess Calnan and Miss Kitty
RUPERT have returned from Atlantic
City, where they made arrangements for
the accommodation Of the c. D. A.
during the national convention.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Brightwood Review will hold a social
meeting Monday evening at the Nc
Farland High School.
Columbia Review will meet Tuesday
evening at the club house and elect its
delegate and alternate to the District
OF Columbia convention to be held in
May.
The Union Guard Team and all ON
GERS OF the great review to be held in
connection with the coming convention
will meet for rehearsal Wednesday eve
ming at the club house.
Washington Review will meet Friday
evening at the club house.
Delegates and alternates elected so
far to the State convention arc as fol-
lows: Brightwood Review, delegate,
Mrs. Lille Lambath: alternate, Mrs.
Virginia Metcalf; Washington Review,
delegate, Mrs. Mary Killeen; alternate,
Mrs. Alverda Meyer; Victory Review,
delegate, Mrs Estelle Phelps; alternate,
Mrs. Ada Byrne. other elections win
follow during the week.
Victory Review will hold a card party
at Corby's Bakery tomorrow at /
o'clock. Five hundred and bridge TO
be played.
THE PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.
Dee Gee Circle met Tuesday night,
with Mrs Naomi Swan, president, pre-
siding. Business Of importance con-
corning the Supreme Convention here
June IS, 16 and II was transacted, and
the chairman of the Convention Com
mittee, e. Guy Donaldson, held a COM
mittee meeting after the regular meet
ing closed.
Congressional Circle will meet tomor-
row night at the Pythian Temple, 1912
ident of the circle, will preside. A
committee meeting is also called for this
time.
Gardenia Circle will meet April %, AZ
8 pm, at the Phoenix Club, 2 Fourth
street northeast. Mrs. Ida La Dayne,
president, will preside. Members are re-
Guested to be present to practice for
the degree team for the Supreme Con-
vention.
C. w. Barton, supreme representative,
Is in charge of the work here and
IS expecting QuICe ldIBc IcpIcocAtd-
ton at the Supreme Convention, which
will be held at the Willard Hotel June
is, 16 and II.
THE MACCABEES.
At a meeting Of the officers Of Ma
tional Tent, with Assistant Supreme
Comdr. T. r. Kelly of Detroit and
Great Comdr w. o. Hayes of Baltimore
In attendance, plans were inaugurated
for the formation of an Officers Off1cial
Family Club. The membership drive
for 1000 new members will start inme-
0iately under the supervision Of District