Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-01

STAR, WASHINGTON,
behalf of the hive and the Ditto Club,
presented Mrs. Severe with q gift.
The Ditto Club, G. Glenn Yinger
Little secretary. 1t was announced
that the events for March were card
party tomorrow at TIT Eighth street
northeast; indoor golf tournament
March at Northeast Masonic Temple
by Mount Vernon Tent; Ditto Club
meeting March Is at the home OF Miss
Bertha Padgett, 819 L street southeast; ;
Eureka Hive meeting March 70. Capt.
toll Court, No. 3, Junior Department.
the Ever Ready Girls Club will meet
March 10.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
The last meeting of Fidelity Council
was called to order by Councillor MIS-.
Ida RAY Lewis, when Past State Coun-
cilor Mrs. Mamie Howell, assisted by
her drill team and initiatory ofncers,
initiated one candidate for Fidelity
Council and four candidates for Betsy
Ross Council. The annual visitation OF
this council will be held March at
Pythian Temple.
Kenmore Council was called to order
by Mrs. jeanette Taylor, when arrange
mentS were made for membership
| drive. A report was made by Mrs.
Cleada Horne on the State Good OF Or
| der Committee. Talks were given by
Mrs. Myra Fort, Mrs. Gertrude Bohrer
and Mrs. Rose Myles.
The annual Martha Washington So
, cial and dance, under the auspices OF
| the State Council, was held February
| 81, at Almas Temple. A Colonial drill
| was given under the direction of Past
National Councillor Mrs. Naomi Swami.
Mrs. Clara Lamphier presided at the
| last meeting of Barbara Frietchie
Council, when final plans were made
| for the initiation to be held March 10.
A talk was given by Deputy Mrs. Ethel
| Campbell.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Spalding Council Thursday will en-
tertain the members of Keane Council
with mock trial. put on by the law
students of Columbia University. The
second degree will be conferred by the
/ Spalding team April on class from
Spalding and other councils.
The seventh monthly card party OF
Spalding Council will be given at the
K. of c. Hall March 10.
A meeting of the General Committee
for the celebration of the thirty-second
| anniversary of Spalding Council was
held last Tuesday when plans for the
| dinner dance to be held the latter part
Of April we're discussed. The General
Committee comprises of M. j. McAuliffe,
chairman; j. F. Brady, secretary; F. H.
Huneke. treasurer; T. j. Quirk, z. v.
Carr, H. w. Cord, T. F. Carlin, D. A.
Tanning, r. D. Conklin, C. H. Fugitt,
H. A. Marsden, F j. Malloy, T. K.
Gallagher, F. P. Sheehy, j. Herbert
Walsh, F. J. Dreamer, jr., j. M. Tabler,
T. j. Trodden, j. w. Mccormick, F. S.
Martin, j. C. Huffman. r. j. Werner,
j. H. label, r. j. O'Neill, j. j. O'Brien,
B. F. Hamill, j. B. Kennedy, G. J.
and Henry Hughes. Committee chair
! men were appointed as follows: Hotel,
music and entertainment, T. F.. Carlin:
printing and favors, j. H. label; recep-
| ton, T. j. Quirk; floor, j. H. Walsh:
speakers, T. j. Quirk; publicity, j. r.
| Brady.
The Washington General Assembly Of
the Fourth Degree will meet tomorrow
| evening at the Mayf1ower Hotel at
o'clock. Charles w. Darr. newly APP
pointed master of the Fourth Degree
will make his first appearance before the
assembly since he has been appointed
Of the activities to take place In the
near future.
James B. Flynn, chairman Of the En-
Itertainment Committee, has scheduled
. talk on very interesting subject. \
GOLDEN CROSS.
At the last meeting Of Good VIII
| Commandery, Grand Comdr. Walter
Elwood Allen, assisted by Past Grand
| Comdr. John H. A. Fowler and Acting
Grand Herald Miranda A. Hodge, In
stalled Walter Price as vice noble COM
| mander, Mrs. Mary F. Fortier as treas
| the outer gate.
Presentation Of past officers badges
to two officers entitled to membership
in the Grand Commandery Of the Dis.
| trict of Columbia Is scheduled for the
March meeting. 1t was announced the
Grand Commandery will hold its an
| nual session April II. Announcement
was also made that the Supreme Com
mandery had chosen Washington, D.
c., as the place to hold its biennial
representative session Of May, 1881.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
Trinity Lodge was called to order by
Comdr. Mrs. Migonette Hartman, who
appointed the following committees:
Auditing, Mrs. Louise Grubbs and
Mrs. NJ. M. Hellmuth; Good Of
Order, Mrs. Emma Brooks; Delin-
quent, Mrs. Louise Grubbs, Mrs. Maize
Domdera and Mrs. Hattie Campbell;
press correspondent, Mrs Louise w.
Mcdonald, and pianist, Mrs. Hattie
Campbell: Those addressing the meet
ing were Deputy Supreme Commander
Mrs. Nellie Dugan, Messrs. j. w.
Pythian, Whipple, Hunt, Dugan, Hoy and
Garnet Delaney, Mrs. Margaret Baker,
Mrs. Bowles, deputy supreme command
er; Mrs. Maize Domdera and Mrs.
Margaret Hartman.
B. p. o. ELKS.
The nominations for the officers closed
last Wednesday night. There are three
! contestants for the position of lecturinR
knight, Joseph Hagerty, Allen Fisher
| and Morris Greenberg. The election
will take place next Wednesday night.
Many members greeted Grand Exalted
Ruler Lawrence H. Rupp and his staff
at the Elks' home Friday night. They
| were the guests of the State Association,
the Jurisdiction being Delaware, Mary
land and the District of Columbia.
One hundred candidates were initiated.
Crisf1eld, Md. Lodge degree team gave
the ritualistic work, assisted by the drill
| team of Washington Lodge.
The lodge will hold an initiation
March IL, there being more than 80
candidates.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.