Evening star., 1932-10-09

Sanuel "A. MaQQOx, raul H. bTdSHedrS,
Dispensations and Charters, Abraham
L. Goodall, j. Leonard Boyer, John w.
Watson; Legislation, James A. Madison,
James j. McCraken, George E. Baxter;
Resolutions, j. w. Baker, William Nor
iarity, Edward D. Carroll; State OF
Order, Edward F. Souder, John w.
1idler. Karl F. Scheytt: Judiciary, w.
c. White, Henry w. Tippett, Leo B.
Emory; Distribution. James R. Nit
chell, Charles G. Scherrer, Cecil E.
Wiley; Neurology. Frank F. Vochl, w.
H. Lanham, James j. Carley; Degree
OF Pocahontas, Otis D. Tice, Walter A.
Jones, Edgar A. Proffitt; Advisory, Alva
E. Thompson, William c. White, Will
liam Nally
,, Analoston Tribe visitation will be held
Tuesday. Great Junior Sycamore Will
fred e. Lawson will deliver the ad-
dress
Senior Past Great Sachem william c.
White will be the speaker for Mineola
Councils official visitation in Masonic
Hall, Anacostia, D. c., October Is.
The Committee on the Disabled and
1nflrm members will hold a card party
October 13 and dance November IL.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
j. Morgan Read Council was called to
order with Councillor Howard A. Milor
presiding. Arrangements for the coun-
ellis participation in the celebration in
connection to the reopening of Rhode
Island avenue northeast, at p.m., Octo-
Der Is, were planned. Members and
those OF the various councils participat-
ing are urged to assemble at Star Hall:
at 2:l5 pm. The council presented an
American flag to the Bladensburg High
School. The speakers we're Past Coun-
cllor William A. Jones, State Warden
Edwin B. Pitts and Chaplain E. F. Glad
ing.
Edward j. Ross Council was called to
order by Councillor Glen Montgomery. A.
delegation will go to Richmond, Va,
October % to witness the initiation of
a class by the degree and drill teams of
Liberty Bell Council of the District of
Columbia
Benning Council was called to order
with Councillor Alfred Vanhorn presid-
Ing. Elmore Newton was initiated. The
council voted to participate in the Fra
ternal day parade October 81. A large
number will also join J. Morgan Read
Council in its celebration to be held Oc-
tober Is. State Warden Benjamin Pay
ton reported on the State council con-
vention.
Anacostia Council was called to order
by Councillor r. H. Little. A large dele
cation visited Indian Head Council
Tuesday evening.
Wampus Oriental Court will convene
Monday evening following the session of
the council.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
Az ho o1oo+;ox.
Tuesday evening Miss Mary c. Boland.
grand regent, was again the unanimous
choice to succeed herself in that office.
Other officers reelected were: Mrs.
Anna Holmes, treasurer; Miss Marie
Creahen, financial secretary: Miss Kitty
RUPERT, historian; Miss Ethyl Sweet,
prophecies, and Miss Josephine Walsh,
organist. Miss Annabel Arendes was
elected vice president; Miss Rose Niko-
lai, corresponding secretary; Miss Marga-
ret Cahill, monitor: Miss Romano Raley. |
lecturer; Miss Margaret Rupert. senti-
mel; Mrs. Mary Fitzhugh, assistant or
ganlst, and Mrs Mary Shanahan and |
Miss Katherine Keeley trustees. Rev |
Francis x. Cavanagh is chaplain of the |
local court and pastor of the Church of |
the Assumption at Congress Heights. |
where the services of bencdction Rosary |
and sermon by Rev. DR.. Peter Guilday |
OF the Catholic University will he held |
this evening at o'clock. Buses will |
leave the G. D. A. Home at o'clock.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers, chairman of |
the Red Cross Unit of the Catholic |
Daughters of America, announced all is |
in readiness to begin the work
Miss Loretto Creahen, Miss Katherine |
Rupert and Miss Florence Hosford will !
have charge of the arrangements for
the c. D. AS participation in the Fra |
ternal day parade October 81. |
Mrs. Katherine Folliard, chairman of
the Charity Committee. received dona-
tions of canned goods, clothes and |
money. all of which will be distributed |
to the needy. Miss Anna Daley, Miss
Annabel Arendes and Miss Margaret E.
Mooney assisted.
In preparation for the installation of
officers and the 10Th birthday annivers- |
ary of Court 212. Miss Mary Oliphant. |
Miss Agnes Quinn, Miss Anna Hickey, |
Mrs. Louise Auth. Miss Helen Honan,
Miss Sarah George, Mrs. Berta Jones, |
Miss Mary Cummings, Miss Margaret NJ.
Mooney and Miss Mary Doherty will |
have charge of arrangements October 18. |
In compliment to Miss Mary Weide,
a Catholic Daughter of America, many |
of the officers, members and trustees |
stallation as commander of Jacob Jones
Post. American Legion. at the Raleigh |
Hotel tomorrow evening.
THE MACCABEES.
Eureka Hive, Lady Ethel NJ Allen,
at its review Monday eve
ming at Northeast Masonic Temple,
elected to membership Mrs. Irene H.
Deane, Mrs. Anna Darnall. Mrs. Stella
Fugitt and Mrs. Jane E. Lang.
Capitol Court Juniors, Miss Ella Lord.
commander, at its meeting Saturday !
planned hike next Saturday
to participate in the fraternal
parade of the George Washington BIZ
centennial Commission October 81 and
to hold a Halloween party october 81.
The Builders, a social club Of young
Miss Mary Morris, regent,
met Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Sarah H. Severe and elected to
George Reese and Ralph
Jackson. The club will meet at the
home of Miss Morris, Capitol Heights,
Md. October 49, The club decided to
participate in the fraternal parade Oc-
tober q, members wearing Colonial
costumes; to take part in the Halloween
party October 81 to attend birthday
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