Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05

day evening viii be broadcast over the
Columbia Broadcasting System Station
WIG. The speakers will be National
Chaplain Right Rev. William j. Hafey,
Supreme Regent Miss Mary G. Duffy
and j. 3. Kennedy, managing editor OF
Golfers Magazine.
Thursday evening o conference Of the
Converts League Is scheduled. with
Miss Florence Winter, national director
Of the league, presiding. Rev. Francis
p. Lyons viii address the meeting. Rev
Joseph ]. Malloy, spiritual director OF
the Converts League Of WASHINGTON, D.
c., also will be present.
The Western delegates attending the
convention will arrive here today at g
am. on special train. They viii visit
the Franciscan Monastery, Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception, Trinity Chapel,
and after luncheon at the Mayflower
Hotel will visit the Tomb Of the IN
known Soldier and Catholic Service
school. TT, This evening they will be guests
Of the local court at tea at the G. D. A.
Home. The trustees, Miss Mary OIL
plant, chairman; Miss Anna Hickey,
secretary, and Mrs. Louise Auth, Mrs.
BERTHE Jones and Mrs. Alice Ashe, will
be assisted IN receiving the guests by
Miss Mary O'Connor, Miss Katherine
Larkin, Miss Helen Finn, Miss Nell Cal
nan, Miss Alma Marceron, Miss Emile
Bishop. Miss Josephine Walsh, Miss
Beth Tobin, Miss Kitty Doolari, Mrs.
Katherine Wheaton and Miss Margaret
Mooney.
The business meeting of Court 212
Is postponed from July Z to July II, at
which time report Of the convention
will be made by the delegates.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
A. r. Talbot Camp, met in Naval
Lodge Hall, with visitors from other
camps In the District present A COM
munication was received from Head
Consul A. r. Talbot of Lincoln, Nebr.,
stating that confederation will be given
to the establishing Of q home for aged
members OF the order in conjunction
with the present Modern Woodmen
Sanitarium located at Woodmen, Col.
DR.. r. p. Potter of Newport News, Va;
Capt. w. Roy Heft, GEORGETOWN Camp;
Consul r. p. Logan, Columbia Camp;
Clerk c. e. Miller, West End Camp, and
Past Consul James A. Moody, Central
Camp, spoke.
The Eastern Zone Encampment of
the Modern Woodmen Foresters is
adjacent to the tourist camp In Potomac
Park. This afternoon the visitors will
be taken to Arlington Cemetery, where
Director r. r. Korns of Des Moines.
Iowa, representing the organization will
place q wreath on the tomb Of the IN
known Soldier. A trip to the principal
points of interest. with a ride through
Rock Greek Park, Is planned for the
entertainment of those from other
places. The encampment continues
until Monday afternoon.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
At the last meeting of Star spangled
Banner Council Mrs. Margaret Half
pap, drill captain, assisted by her drill
team and corps Of initiatory officers,
conferred the degrees on five candi-
dates. One member was also reinstated.
Those delivering addresses were State
Vice Councillor Mrs. Mable Downing,
State Outside Sentinel Mrs. Ollie Mont
gomery, Past State Councillors Mrs.
Mamie Howell and Mrs. e. Viola Thomp-
Fidelity Council convened Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Ida Ray Lewis
presiding. Three candidates were
elected to membership, and were in
Mrs. Mabel Downing spoke relative to
the excursion to Seaside Park and the
State good Of order meeting. The
ritualitistic ceremony Of draping the
charter in memory of the death Of Mrs.
Ida Humphrey was performed. Miss
Thelma Berry gave piano selections.
Mrs jeanette Taylor presided at the
last meeting of Kenmore Council, when
the officers were elected.
The Semper Fidelis Club Of Ken
more Council held its monthly meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Lillian Wilcox,
with Mrs Elizabeth Magruder assisting.
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to be held at the home of Mrs Nettie
Mettler next month. The club will be
guests of Past Councillor Mrs. Dora
Wood July 81 at her Summer home at
Fair Haven. Md. when the July meet
ing will be held.
Golden Rule Council met with Mrs.