Evening star., 1932-01-24
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

Rev. Joseph B. Buckley addressed the
members and their friends Tuesday eve
ming at a meeting under the auspices
of the Retreat Committee. Miss Mary
Ahearn, chairman, presiding. In re-
ferring to the retreat to be given by
the Catholic Daughters Of America in
February, he said it was the first ever
given by a bishop to a group OF lay
people. Right Rev. William ]. Hafey,
national chaplain and Bishop of Ra-
leigh, N. c., will be the retreat master.
Miss Mary Mattingly, president of the
Sodality Union, also spoke. A musical
program consisting of solos by Miss
Nellie Roman and Mrs. Estelle Hunt
Dean; violin solo, Miss Mary Cava-
nagh; accompanies, Miss Rita Dolphin,
Miss Pauline Grant and Miss Marietta
Dawson, was given.
A card party will be given tomorrow
evening under the auspices Of the Home
League.
A lecture, musical and social pro-
gram will be given at the Catholic
Daughters Home Thursday at 8:l5
O'Clock. The guest speaker will be DR..
George johnson, professor Of school ad-
ministration at the Catholic University.
1t is hoped Right Rev. John M. Nc
sNamara, Auxiliary Bishop of the Do
cese of Baltimore, will be the guest Of
honor. The public is invited. Miss
Florence Winter, chairman, viii preside,
and the guests will be welcomed by Mrs
Katherine Martin, vice regent.
On Saturday evening, under the au-
spices of the Home League, a card party
will be given, with Miss Anna Beuchert
and Miss Annabel Arendes hosteSses.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Independent Council met with the
councillor, Mrs. Helen KeyeS, in the chair.
A report was made by Mrs. Deane on
the Colonial Dance to be given by the
State Council. Mrs. Marian Rhine re-
signed as press correspondent, and Mrs.
Deane was appointed. MeSsrs. Bohrer,
Tucker and Keyes were appointed on
the Bylaws Committee. The charter
was draped in memory Of the late Mrs
Sally Payne. Of1cers were installed by
the deputy, Mrs. Jessie Lowe: Mrs. Ada
Sylvester, vice councillor; Mrs. Graham
TayloT associate vice councillor, and
Mrs. Audrey williams, assistant record
ing secretary. No changes were made
In the other Offices.
Esther Council installed officers. The
Past Councillors Association met in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Riley with Mrs.
Skinner acting as hostess. Each past
councillor was presented with a book.
1t was decided to hold a masquerade
and dance for the benefit of the coun-
Gil in Reno Hail February 10.
Betsy Ross Council on January 20
held a reception in honor of the in
coming and outgoing deputies and the
chairman of the State Legislative Com
mittee, Mrs. Maude Wine.
Virginia Dare installed the following
officers: Councillor, Mrs. Lucy Hardy;
associate councillor, Mrs. Ella Thornton;
vice councillor, Mrs. Genevieve Haun;
associate vice councillor, Mrs. Maize
Domdero; conductor, Miss Vergie
CAN'T; warden, Mrs. Anna Stewart; in
side sentinel, Mrs. Josephine Stillings;
junior past councillor, Miss Genevra
Diehl; associate junior past councillor,
Mrs Jessie Tate, and trustee Tor ID
months, Miss Minnie Butts. The drap-
ing of the charter in memory Of Mrs.
Edyth Schultz was held. The next
meeting will be the annual visitation.
Triumph Council met with The coun-
cilor Mrs Agnes Barbour in the chair.
Remarks were made by Mrs. Schwenk
and Mrs. Teeple.
Star Spangled Banner Council
elected officers as follows: Councillor,
Mrs. Lille Butler; associate councillor,
Mrs. Mary Miles; vice councillor, Mrs.
Nellie Polglase; associate vice coun-
cilor, Mrs. FloSsie Simmons conductor
Mrs. Leona Burdette; warden, Mrs.
Florence Norton: inside sentinel Mrs.
Ora Ward; outside sentinel, MI. Chas.
Herbert
Mizpah Council was presided over
BY Mrs. Eula Barnett when Deputy
Mrs. Ethel Burroughs installed the fol-
lowing officers: Councillor. Mrs. Kathe-
rine Bawm; associate councillor, Mrs.
Mary Van SiSe; vice councillor, Mrs.
Lula Galleher; associate vice coun-
eilor, Mrs. Johanna Tiverny; warden,
Mrs. Cora Marcy; conductor, Miss
Elsie Lynch; assistant recording sec
retary, Mrs. Mary Sinclair, and trustee,
Mrs. Martha Donaldson. The councillor
appointed Mrs. Mary Hoffman to serve
as chairman of the Good Of the Order
Committee. Mizpah Sewing Circle will
hold its meeting on Wednesday, jan
uary 81.
At the last meeting Of Old Glory
Council, the State councillor, Mrs.
Mabel Downing, and her staff of Of
ficers we're officially received by the
councillor, Mrs. Rosalie Selby Mrs.
Downing was presented with silver by
Past Councillor Mrs. Ridgeway and
Mrs. Ferguson, deputy, an umbrella by
MRS. Selby. Mrs. Selby, Mrs. Mildred
Rock, and Mrs Ovillia Ridgeway were
appointed on the Bicentennial Com
nittee.
Anacostia Council, held a short
meeting, conducted by the councillor,
Mrs. Bertha Hubacher. Mrs. Margaret
Iainhart was installed as vice councillor
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