Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-12
FRATERNITIES

! Members will attend the special ses-
sion of the Zenodacia in June at Phila-
delphia. A representative will be sent
to Rochester in September, Mrs. Minis
being elected. The next regular meet
ing Is April Is.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Mrs Jennie M. Little, supreme pageant
director, will arrive in the city Monday
and will be at the club house in the
evening to meet local members of the
association for a discussion of the SUI
preme convention and pageant to be
held in Chicago in July. All members
Of the union guard team are requested
to be present for the drill on that
night.
Columbia Review will meet Tuesday
evening at the club house at o'clock.
The second of series of pep meet
ings. inaugurated by Mrs. Kathryne
Growdon, will be held Thursday. Mem
bers are invited to bring their man
friends or members of their families.
A card party will be held Saturday
evening at the club house.
Washington Review will meet Friday
evening. Mrs. Viola Wall, president,
will preside.
Oficers appointed for the State con-
vention in May, when Mrs. Nellie Hep
pert will be the guest of the District
of Columbia Womans Benefit ASsocia-
ton and act as installing officer, are
as follows Officer of the day, Mrs.
Elizabeth Sweeney; president, Mrs.
Lille Lambath; vice president, Mrs.
Ada Byrne; past president. Mrs. Della
Edmunds; recording secretary, Mrs.
Lula Hammond; treasurer, Mrs. Clara
Reayis; chaplain, Mrs. Martha Dean;
lady of ceremonies, Mrs. Ella Weeks;
sergeant, Mrs. Alverda Meyer; inner
hostess, Mrs. Minnie Diffenbaugh; outer
hostess, Mrs Belle Abram: musician,
Mrs. Virginia Metcalf; captain Of the
guard, Mrs. Lille Patrick; color bearer
No. /, Mrs. Mary Redding; color bearer
No. 2, Mrs Margaret Knighting: Girls
Club president, Miss Irma Weisser;
Pioneer Club, Mrs. Hattie Palmer;
mond; junior supervisor, Mrs. Villa
Barber; press correspondent, Mrs. Mary
Pierce; Miss America, Mrs. Margaret
Wrathall; Miss w. B. A, Mrs. Elsie
Meyer. It is expected a class of so
will be presented for initiation, at which
time a reception will be rendered Mrs.
Heppert, Mrs. Kathryn Growdon, the
delegates to the State convention and
to members of the new class.
B.. 0. ELKS.
The first initiation of the new lodge
year under the leadership of Exalted
Ruler John ]. Moriarty took place last
Wednesday evening with a class of IS.
The exalted ruler appointed the follow
ing chairmen: Gus Brahler, board of
stewards; Capt John F. M thinner
man, Harvey G. Belt and Joseph j.
Leary, governors of the Boys Band
DR.. John T. Ready, investigation;
Leonard Gawler, employees; David D.
Laporte, sick; Matthew WE'LL and the
trustees Messrs Woodbridge, ODonnell
and Langmead, sinking fund: F. x.
WEIGH, editor Of the State Bulletin; Past
Exalted Ruler Maj. George E. Strong,
general forum, memorial and past
exalted rulers night; Robert Hoy, en-
tertainment: John w. McDermott, glad
hand; Arthur A. Riemer. publicity, and
Joseph Hagerty and Lemuel Robey, can
didate's instructors in the works of the
order.
Messrs. Hagerty and Robey will have
the recent newly elected members at
a get-together meeting in the lodge
, room tomorrow night.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Columbia Council met Monday night
in Naval Lodge Hall, the vice councillor,
Mrs. Mehaffie, in the chair. Past State
Councillor Mrs. Sadie Jenkins. Vice
State Councillor Mrs. Mabel Hall and
Mrs. Richard Mason Of Hope Council
were welcomed by Councillor Miss Helen
PeakR