Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-26

Progressive Council was called to order
by Mrs. Marie Brahler. when the fol-
lowing officers were installed by Past
State Councillor Mrs. Emily HocheStras-
ser of Martha cambridge Council:
Councillor Mrs. Irene Hagan; associate
councillor, Mrs. Mildred Purdy; junior
past councillor, Mrs. Marie Brahler; as
sociate junior past councillor, Mrs. Edna
Howe; vice councillor. Mrs Emma Sham
leffer; associate vice councillor, Mrs.
Florence Walton; recording secretary,
Miss Blanche Neff; assistant recording
secretary, John Hoofnagle; financial
secretary, Mrs. Grace Roberts, treas
urer, Mrs. Minnie Rabbit conductor,
Mrs. Evelyn Brown; warden. Mrs. Annie
Anderson; inside sentinel, Mrs. Blanche
Stotler; outside sentinel, C. T. Lacy:
representa- iveS to the State council,
Mrs Eleanor Mcnamara. Mrs. Minnie
Rabbit and John Hoofnagle.
Mrs. Eta Storey presided at the last
meeting of Barbara Fritchie Council,
when Deputy Mrs. Ethel Campbell in
stalled Mrs. Georgia Smith as warden
and Edna Pitts as six-month trustee.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
A meeting of the Past Oficers' Club
will be held at the home of Mrs. Cop
ley tomorrow night. Those going are
requested to meet at Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast at
8 pm.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
Court District of Columbia No. 2l2
will have a moonlight sail Wednesday
evening. the City of Washington leaving
the wharf at 845 O'Clock. Miss Mary
! O'Connor is chairman Of ARRANGEMENTS
assisted by Miss Margaret Rupert, Miss
Dorothy Barrett, Miss Helen Finn, Miss
Katherine Larkin, Miss Ramona Raley,
Mrs Katherine Knicely, Miss Evelyn
Butler, Miss Mary Cecil, Miss Margaret
Cahill and Miss Kathleen Cullinane. =
In preparation for the initiation in
the Fall, the Membership Committee
has been organized, with Miss Agnes
Quinn, lecturer, as chairman, assisted
by Miss Ethyl Sweet, Miss Agnes Auth,
Miss Nell Calnan, Miss Kitty Rup-
pert, Miss Mary O'Connor, Miss Mary
Doherty, Miss Helen Honan and Miss
Beth Tobin.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Brightwood Review will meet in the
club room Monday evening. Mrs. Lille
Lambath, who has been in Chicago at
tending the quadrennial convention and
pageant OF the national association, will
preside and give report of convention
proceedings.
Meetings of Columbia Review will be
discontinued until September Mrs
Elizabeth Sweeney, president, who has
been representing the District as its
delegate to the supreme convention. in
Chicago, will extend her trip to Yellow
Stone Park before returning to the city.
National Review will meet Friday eve
ming and hear reports of the convention
and pageant from its president, Mrs.
Della Edmunds, and others who at
! tended.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
Loyalty Lodge met July l3 The meet
ing was called to order by Comdr. Dor
othy Craig. Officers were installed as
follows: Commander, Pearl Wolfe; vice
commander. Emmett Davis; past COM
mander, Dorothy Seaton; acting past
commander, Dorothy Craig; aide to the
commander, William j. Nalley; marshal,
Samuel Thompson; chaplain, Mamie
thompson; mistress of ceremonies.
Sylvia Garlity; inside guard. Wilson
Jones; outside guard. Robert Halves;
l8-month trustee, Katherine Miller; ~
month trustee, Hattie Davis; 6-month
trustee, Josephine Mott
A bingo game will be held at the next
meeting, July 81.
THE MACCABEES.
Children Of Capitol Court, Junior De-
partment, held picnic at Rock Greek
Park, July %. Prizes were awarded to
the Misses Helen Schlorb, Ruth Rich
ardson, 1rma Haas, Pauline Slime. Mrs.
Bessie Clagett, Mrs. Shorb, George
Blakeslee, William Hoffman, Bernard
Gallagher, Claude Clagett, as winners in
me several games. Refreshments were
provided by the court director, Mrs
sarah H. Severe. Assisting in enter
tanning were Mrs. Bessie Clagett, Mrs.
Bertha Gallagher, Mrs. Esther Shiyes.
Mrs. Evelyn Shives, Mrs. Annie Shorb,
Mrs. John Shorb and Mrs. Rebecca Haas.
Eureka Hive. Lady Ethel M. Allen.
commander, will meet Monday evening
IN Northeast Masonic Temple A dele
cation OF the hive paid fraternal visit
TO Alexandria Hive last Monday.
Mount Vernon Tent, Sidney Haas.
commander, at its last meeting, elected
BERTHE c. Shipman and Paul M. Flah-
erty to membership.
B. P. o. ELKS.
The Golden Anniversary CommitteN
at its session Wednesday elected the
following officers: Chairman, Michael
q. Mccormick Zone OF the two living
charter memberS) vice chairman
James e. Collitiower; secretary, Joseph
Bittoni; assistant secretary, James j.
Murray; treasurer, Nathan WE'LL
The clown band has reorganized with
the following members: Roland Perry.
leader; Chris Sprosser, Frank Pigone,
Joseph Handley, Julius Sell, Nose Her
zog, Isadore Cohen, Harry Given, Carl
Tredway and Jack O'Connell. They
Will entertain the orphans of Alex
andria, Va, at their annual picnic given
by the Elks of that city today at Wide
water Beach, Va.
The next regular meeting of the
lodge will be August at pm. Plans
for the reception to be given Daniel R
Nihion, grand tiler Of the order will be
arranged for.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Edward J. Ross Council was presided
over by Councillor Ben S. Wells. Past
Councillor Harry Gorbutt Of Star
Spangled Banner Council was guest of
the evening.
Liberty Bell Council was presided over
by Councillor C. J. Lomax. The an
nual excursion will be to Marshall Hall
July %. 1t was announced a fraternal
visit to Francis Scott Key Council of
Baltimore, Md, will be in the early
Fall. Past State Councillor G. W.
Alderman. Deputy State Councillor Phil
Martin, State Councillor F. c. Mangum,
State Conductor C. H. Hid, H. c. Cor
butt and Councillor beavers of Wood
row Wilson Council were guests.
Anacostia Council met, with Coun-
cilor ]. G.. Eastburn officiating. This
council received an invitation from
Central Council of Capitol Heights,
Md, to attend their tenth birthday an
niversary August 81. E. A. Diehl, chair
man of the Reunion Committee, an
nounced a trip to Pen-Mar Park on
August 8.
Star Spangled Banner Council met,
with Councillor w. j. Baker presiding.