Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-25

q gift from the council Mrs. Fanny
Joyner was presented with O gift by
Past Councillor Mrs. Ella Smith. Past
State Councillor Mrs. Burroughs re-
ceived q gift from the council pre-
sented by Mrs. Mohler. Brief remarks
were made by Past State Councillor
Mrs. Mary James. The Hospitality
Committee met at the home Of Mrs.
Helen Corners, with Mrs. Margaret
Lainhart assisting.
Eagle Council had two of its members
returned from the State Council with
honors: Mrs. Deborah Streitberger, as
State inside sentinel and Mrs. Grace
Easter as a member of the State Leg
islative Committee. Mrs. Mary James
gave a farewell address as deputy.
Triumph Council met, with Councillor
Mrs. Carrie Yancy presiding. Degrees
were conferred upon Mrs. w. Riley.
The chairman of the Good of the Order
Committee, Mrs. Schwenk, announced a
reception to the incoming and outgo-
ing deputy October 90. A card party
Will be held october 81 at 1901 Georgia
avenue. Remarks were made by Past
State Councillor Mrs. Mary P. James,
Mrs. Hopes o. Baltimore, Mrs. Whiting
and Mrs. Krels Of Betsy Ross Council.
The Past Councillors Association met at
the home of Mrs. Molden, with Mrs.
Birch assisting.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
The Rolling Committee, prepar-
ing for a grand field day in washington
during the Bicentennial year, met last
Sunday and elected officers. The gath
ering of representatives of the Wood
men of the World and Woodmen Circle
from Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware
and the District of Columbia convened
TO- - VI V11o NJ To
Washington members chosen as officers
included William G. Stott, president;
Franklin H Smith, secretary, and Mrs.
Fannie Kolb, auditor. State Manager
Rosa Canada of the circle from Mary
land was elected first vice president and
ItaSka Young, State manager of Penn
sylvania, third vice president. The COM
mittee will work with the General Com
mittee of the Woodmen in Washington,
which is developing plans for a great
fraternal feature during the centennial
celebration.
Elm Camp acted as host at the Oc-
tober conclave of the Boosters Club OF
the District of Columbia. Maj. Thurston
G.. Brown was chairman of the Enter
tainment Committee and William
Schoenberger acted as POSTMASTER at
the banquet.
AN1Oh1S OF OOLONVDODs
Spalding Council has announced its
first card party of the season for
Thursday, December 8, at the Knights
Of Columbus Club house. The COM
mittee in charge is headed by John
G. Huppmann, assisted by Mrs. Hupp-
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Quirk, Mr..
and Mrs. r. j. Werner, Charles H.
Fugitt, T. F.. Carlin, H. w. Cord, T.
j. Carlin, T. K. Gallaher, T. j. Trod-
den, F. j. Dreamer, jr.; James w.
Mccormick and J. F. Brady.
Henry w. Cord, lecturer, and his
committee are arranging for the pre-
Thanksgiving celebration Of the coun-
ell on November 10. This will be the
season. It is the old turkey night"
with modern dressing" Besides the
award of turkeys, other entertainment
and buffet supper will follow the
business meeting.
Carroll Council met last Tuesday.
Assistant United States District Attor-
ney John r. Fitzpatrick, secretary OF
the Law School Of Columbus Univer-
sity, was the honor guest and speaker.
Past Grand knight Walter I. Plant
Of Potomac Council, representing State
Deputy Feely, was present and ad-
dressed the membership on the Su-
preme Convention held recently at
French Lick Springs, Ind. Albert A.
Kelly of Spokane, Wash, q visitor,
gave an interesting discourse.
Lecturer Kiley announced o Hal
loween dance for the benefit Of the
Lecturers Fund for Tuesday, Novem-
Der 3, at the K. of c. Hall, 918 Tenth
street northwest. The annual Thanks
giving party will be held November IT..
THE MACCABEEs.
The first graduation exercises of
juniors from Capitol Court to adult
units of the Maccabees will be held to-
morrow evening at Northeast Masonic
Temple. A program has been prepared
and gold graduation pins will be pre-
scented. The girls who will graduate
and transfer to Eureka Hive are Mar
garet AeSchlimann, Anne Chambers,
Clare Chambers, Grace CLANCY, Kath-
crime Deals, Edna Grinder, Eleanor
crime Kraus, Catherine Schriver
and Susie Fastnaught. The boys
eligible to transfer to Mount YER
non Tent are Kenneth Richardson,
Myer Rosenfeld, Norman Shorb, Melvin
Stecklein and Walter Windsor. Sidney
Haas, commander of Mount Vernon
Tent, and Mrs. Ethel Allen, commander
Eureka Hive, will welcome the grad
yates into their respective units.
The Ditto Club held a social meeting
last Monday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Louise Kelly, 1875 w street south
east. George Stevens presided.
B.P. o. ELKS.
Past Exalted Ruler Edward S. Fuller
Of Washington Lodge will deliver the
principal address at the Elks Memorial
Services in Atlantic City, N. j., Decem-
Der 6.
The Weekly Charity Dance Commit
tee announce that special prizes and
novelty features will be presented to
the dancers and their guests at the
Halloween dance next Saturday night.
The fiftieth anniversary Of the lodge
will be held February IL.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
RAthbone Temple, Pythian Sisters,
met with Most Excellent Chief Della
Sipos presiding. A reception was held
in honor of Mrs. Mary E. Hooper, who
was unanimously elected grand chief
OF the Grand Temple in the Jurisdiction
OF Virginia. Mrs. Emma Motyka was
elected junior supreme representative
and Mrs. Lola Marks was selected to
attend the meeting of the Association
OF the Grand Mistresses Of Records and
Correspondence at the next supreme
session, which will be held in Kansas
City. Mrs. Hooper( Mrs. Motyka, Mrs.
Marks, Mrs. Jarboe and Mr.. Clements
OF Alexandria, Grand Chancellor
Wealthau and Grand Lecturer Berry,
man made addresses. Grand Repre-
sentative Ella Thornton made a report
OF the grand session meeting. Melvin
Creamer rendered piano and vocal selec-
tons
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Washington Council will meet Octo-
Der % at pm. at the residence of Mrs.
NJ. Nichols 1872 d street southeast