Evening star., 1931-05-03

ciIor parr ofaciating. The council had
as guests National Committeeman q. e.
Skinner Of Andrew jackson Council, l..
r. Winner of Ross Council, Past Coun-
ciIor Dahler and L. Pitt Of Francis
scott Key Council, Vice Councillor Dev-
ers of woodrow Wilson Council and
state Councillor Mangum and State
Conductor Hid. This council will cele-
brate the anniversary Of the order on
Nav l6. The speakers OF the evening
were State Councillor Mangum. State
Conductor Hid, T. E. Skinner, l.. II.
Winner, Councillor Parr, II. B. Mallory.
Max Esberger, c. J. Lomax and A. G.
Witherite, jr.
b. r. o. ELKS.
The Investigation Committee for the
lodge year ending March 81, 1892. con-
sistinG of Frank l.. Betz Joseph Bit
toni, Robert F. Crowley James A. Far
rell, Morris Fetterman. Joseph w.
Freeman, Fred w. Meyer. George G..
Pumphrey, Joseph j. Leary, John r.
Ready, Harold J. Tattavull. Bernard
l.. Byrnes and Bernard s. Buscher.
met Friday and organized. with the
following officers: Chairman. John T
Ready; vice chairman, George G.
Humphrey; secretary. Robert r. Crow
ley; sergeant at arms. Morris FetteT-
man, and assistant secretary, Bernard
L. Byrnes. Regular meetings of the
committee are held on the fourth
Tuesday Of each month.
charge of the Flag day program June
IA at the Sylvan Theater at 8 pm:
G. Eugene Edwards, chairman: VIII
liam S. Shelby, secretary; drill team
Of Washington Lodge. The following
are the subcommittee: Speaker, c. e.
Edwards, r. r. Perry, j. Lazarre;
Music, George Wathan, Harry Leer,
Benjamin Garbleman; Grounds, Frank
AStroth, L. j. Curtin, z. c. Crogham;
Radio, Frank Baxter, Mr.. Handley;
Decorations, j. c. SproeSser, Norris
Edwards; Invitations. c. D. Floyd, Mr..
Meyer, E. E. Carroll; Reception. Mr..
Mccall, M. J. Casey, Mr.. Stevens. Mr..
KanaloZnk: Ushers Harry Leer, Charles
Connor; Furniture and Equipment,
George Wathan. Benjamin Garbleman,
Mr. Haas; Publicity. Arthur A. Riemer.
Owing to the resignation of Exalted
Ruler Lieut.. John j. Moriarty, 0. r. c.,
as the presiding officer Of Washington
Lodge, No. Is, the lodge will go in
session at 7:30 pm. next Wednesday
evening Esteemed Leading Knight
David La Porte has been nominated
are in order at the meeting, with the
election taking place at that time.
The dance committee, headed by
Chairman Emil Brahler. will terminate
its season with the outing May IT TO
Braddock, Md. The bowling teams OF
the lodge will dissolve with a banquet
and entertainment May 19, which VIII
be held at the club rooms OF the lodge.
Past Exalted Ruler John Dillon F1tz-
gerald will deliver the principal address
at the grave dedication ceremonies at
Baltimore, Md, Lodge, No. T. today.
wOMAN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
National Review elected Mrs. Lula S.
Hammond delegate to the State con-
yention to be held at the Burlington
Hotel. MAY II and IL, with Mrs. Martha
Eberlv as alternate. Mrs. Elizabeth
sweeney was elected to represent Co
lunbia Review, with Mrs. Mary Reddlng
as alternate. Mrs. Clartce Reavis VII
represent Liberty Union Review WIFI
Mrs. Carmomilde Folk as alternate
Central Review will send as delegate
Mrs Maude Sweeney, and Miss Mary
Keane will be her alternate. The con-
yention will open Monday evening with
a reception to Mrs. Nellie Heppert, SUI
preme regional director OF Ohio, and
member Of the supreme board of trus..
tees, who will be the guest OF honor OF
the District during the convention, and
to Mrs. Kathryne Growdon, deputy su-
preme field director; members OF the
class which will be initiated that night
and delegates and alternates 20 the
State convention. A large class will be
presented to Mrs. Heppert, who will 1ni-
tiate. On Tuesday morning, at 10
O'Clock, the business of the convention
will be transacted, when delegate to
represent the District of Columbia at
the supreme convention in Chicago in
July will be chosen. A banquet will be
held Tuesday for all members and their
friends.