Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01

State Treasurer and Deputy Mrs. NIL
dred Rock, Past State Councillor Mrs
Mary James, Phil Martin, Ella Smith
and william Mitchell.
The Hospitality Club of AnacoStia
Council met at the home Of Mrs. Edna
Dyer, with Mrs. Nora Lee assisting as
Joint hostess. Mrs. Pearl Torney was
appointed secretary. The next meeting
viii be held at the home of Mrs. Mar
garet Lainhart, with Pearl Torney as
SiSting
At the last meeting of Martha DAN
dridge Council the following officers
were installed: Councillor, Elizabeth
Hayes; associate councillor, Edith Ken
doll vice councillor, Rosa Carter; as
sociate vice councillor, Madeline Frye;
conductor, Gladys Carter; warden,
Hazel Kerns, jr.; past councillor, Mary
Geddings; associate junior past coun-
cilor, Grace Ricketts,. Mrs. Farrell was
appointed chairman CT the good OF
order.
Kenmore Council initiated Mrs. Effie
Riden at it's last meeting. Past coun-
cilors' Jewels we're presented to Mrs.
Eta GLADDEN. and Mrs. Carrie Morri-
son by the deputy, Mrs. Fannie Joyner.
Those delivering addresses we're: State
Conductor Mrs. Bell Gibson, Mrs. Renna
Cory, Mrs. BERTHE Purdy and Past State
Councillor Mrs. Clara Rock. Mrs. Rock
was appointed permanent drill captain.
The annual visitation of Old Glory
Council was held at 1924 New Jersey
avenue, when State Councillor Mrs.
Ethel Burroughs, accompanied by her
staff of officers, was welcomed by the
councillor, Miss Ovillia Ridgway. Mrs.
Burroughs and deputy, Mrs. Bell Glib
son, spoke.
THE MACCABEES.
Eureka Hive, Lady Ethel M. Allen,
commander held a review last Monday
evening at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Miss Dorothy Downey was elected to
membership through transfer from
Capitol Court. junior department. Ofd-
GERS were installed by Assistant Great
Comdr. William B. Severe as follows:
commander, Ethel M. Allen; lieutenant
commander, Eva G. Bruce; sergeant
Bessie Clagett; first guard, Luretta
Donaldson; second guard, Margaret
Yinger; record keeper, Sarah H. Severe;
chaplain, Clara M Grimes; mistress at
arms, Blanche E. Schriver; sentinel,
Ethel PiereSma; picket, Jennie M.
Hallock; Deborah, Annie Schlorb; lee
turer, Theodocia Suder; Banner bearers,
Ruth Utterbach, Louise Kelly, Pearl
Thorman; color bearers, Evelyn Wal
ZACH, Helen Schlorb, Ella Mayfield,
Ruth Enniss, Margaret Schriver; cap
tain of guards and instructor in ritual
istic work, Sarah H. Severe; trustee,
Ethel Pieresma, Blanche Schriver, Clara
M. Grimes; Auditing Committee, Bertha
M. Cady, Lucille AeSchlimann and
Margaret Schriver. The hive made an
appropriation for the Community Chest
and Mrs. Severe reported the children
of Capitol Court also contributed to the
Chest.
An invitation was accepted for the
hive to be the guests of Alexandria
Tent and Hive at their annual banquet
at Odd Fellows Hall, Alexandria, Feb
ruary Is. M rs. Ethel M. Allen, COM
blematic ring. Mrs. Ethel Pieresma,
Mrs. Pearl Thorman, Mrs. Margaret
Yinger and Miss Ella Mayfield were pre-
sented with gold emblematic brooches
and Glenn Yiner radiator emblem for
their work for the order during 1881.
Remarks were made by the COM
mander, Mrs. Allen; Mrs. Blanche
Sutherland of Sault Ste Marie, Mich,
and the record keeper, Mrs. Sarah H.
Severe.
The Ditto Club will meet Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Josephine
jenkins, 327 East Capitol street, for the
election of officers.
Mount Vernon Tent, Sidney Haas.
commander, will meet at Northeast
Masonic Temple February 8.
B.P.O. ELKs.
The Boys Band and the Entertain
ment Committee of the lodge will give
series of minstrel shows and band
concerts for the shut-ins at a number
OF institutions and hospitals as follows:
February 2, Home for the Aged, Blue
Plains. Md, at 7:30 o'clock; February
5, Home for IncurableS, 1880 O'Clock
February IL. st. Elizabeth's Hospital,
1880 O'Clock; February 10, District Jail,
3 O'Clock; February 10, Mount Alto
Hospital. and March s. Lorton Reform
atory, Lorton, Va.
The following past exalted rulers will
occupy the chairs on Past Exalted Rul-
ers night. February IL; John Dillon
Fitzgerald, James E. CaulihoWlP. John
=. Lynch, Daniel r. Nihior1s Nathan
Veil, Judge Robert E. Mattingly,
ThomaS D. King, DR.. Tracy M. Payfair
and William I. Evans. They will ini-
tiate a class of so new members.
A meeting of the officers of the State
Association will be held in Frederick,
Nd, February 4 to complete the plans
for The reception of Grand Exalted
Ruler Lawrence H. Rupp of Allentown.
Pa, Lodge and his staff on their visit to
Washington. February 81.
MAJ. George E. Strong, exalted ruler
OF the lodge, has been advised by Past
Exalted Ruler Edwin S. Fuller, chair
man of the selective membership drive.
that the lodge will increase its mem
bership by over 300 by April /.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Spalding Council will entertain the
members of Potomac Council Thursday
evening at the Knights of Columbus
Hall at the first Of series of council
host" meetings. A fine program is
announced, including a number of box
ing bouts.
The fifth monthly card party of
Spalding Council will be given at 8 80
pm, Thursday, February 19, in the
knights of Columbus Hall.
The second degree will be conferred
by Spalding Council March and the
degree will be followed by mock trial.
in the auditorium. Maurice McAuliffe
has been named chairman of the COM
mittee on Spalding Councils ami
versary in April.
Plans are being made for the initi-
alton the afternoon of Washington
birthday, February %, at the May
flower Hotel of the new candidates for
the Fourth Degree, Knights of Column
bus, under the auspices of the Wash
ington General Assembly. j. Eugene
Gallery, master of the Fourth Degree,
for this district, will preside. A class
of 100 Is expected to include candi-
dates from Baltimore, Annapolis and
other nearby assemblies. Many of the
officers of both the Order of the Third
Degree and the Fourth Degree are
expected to come to Washington to
attend this impressive ceremony. In
the evening banquet will be held.
The assembly will meet tomorrow
evening at the Mayfiower Hotel at
o'clock. James B. Flynn, chairman of
the Patrons Committee, has promised