Evening star., 1932-01-31

ID. c., JANUARY 81.
piano duet; Mrs. Margaret Schriver
vocal solo, and Katherine Kraus q
piano solo.
Eureka Hive, in conjunction with
Mount Vernon Tent, will sponsor a
colonial tea February %, In honor OF
the Bicentennial of Washington.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Washington Council, No. 224, will
sponsor the annual MidWinter ball to-
morrow evening at the MayfoWer Ho-
tel. Dancing to the musical strains of
McWilliamS SWanee Syncopators will
hold forth from 9 till l o'clock. An
elaborate floor show will be presented
during the course of the evening,
featuring Jimmy Mulroe and Billy Nc
Intyre, comedians and tap dancers;
Miss Mildred Miller, "blues" singer;
Miss Helen Stuart, local songstress and
assistant lecturer; Jimmy Dugan, pian-
ist Mike Durso will direct the eve
ningS activities. A supper will be served
in the presidential dining room at mid
night, followed by community singing.
At the council meeting last Tuesday
night Rev. Charles Hart Of the Catho-
lie University delivered an address on
the Catholic Evidence Guild and in
vited the members to attend its meet
ings in the Immaculate Conception
Hall, at Eighth and N streets north
west, every Wednesday night at 8:15
o'clock. J. o. Martin addressed the
meeting on the Community Chest ap-
peal. Supper was served at the conclu-
! sion Of the meeting.
The Washington General Assembly Of
the Fourth Degree, knights OF Colum-
bus, will meet Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock at the MayfloWer Hotel. Thomas
Gillespie Walsh, assistant corporation
counsel for the District of Columbia,
will address the assembly on The
Juvenile Court and Its Procedure"
! Final plans will be made for the de-
/ gree for Washington's birthday. A
! large number Of candidates will be initi-
ated at the Shoreham Hotel. A ban
quet for the candidates, members and
their friends will be followed with a
| dance and entertainment.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
| The business meeting Of Court Dis
! trict of Columbia No. 212, will be held
| Tuesday evening, at which time the list
! will close of those wishing to make
| the retreat February II to IA, when
Right Rev. William j. Hafey, Bishop
| of Raleigh, N. c., and national chap
lain of the Catholic Daughters Of
America will be retreat master. Miss
! Mary Ahearn, assisted by Miss Mary
Louise Brown, Miss Loretta Rife, Miss
| Mary Meehan, are in charge Of ar
| rangementS. At the meeting Tuesday
| evening Andrew Hickey of the Com
munity Chest Committee will address
the court.
The Converts League met Thursday
! evening, when the guest of honor was
| Bishop John Mcnamara. The princi-
| pal speaker was DR.. George johnson of
the Catholic University. The thought
| for the month is given by Rev. Francis
| x. Cavanagh, chaplain Of Court 2l2.
| The guests were welcomed by Mrs.
Katherine Martin, vice regent Under
direction of Miss Jennie Glennan groups
of sacred songs were given by the choir
OF st. Patrick'S Church. Miss Florence
| Winter chairman of the Converts
League, presided
The Junior Catholic Daughters, under
| direction of their councillor, are pre-
pairing for an initiation early in Febru-
ary Miss Clare Ondreyco. senior coun-
cilor, will accept applications and give
information regarding the junior court.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Syracusians Lodge met, with Chan
cellor Murphy presiding Arrangements
were made to confer the Esquire rank
on one candidate at the next meeting.
Grand Lecturer r. B. Bergman will
broadcast over WJSV relative to the
Uniform Rank of the knights of
| PythiaS
Friendship Temple announces q tur-
key dinner February and a card
party and bingo party February IT. In
| itiation February g. The drill team will
hold luncheon party and card party
at Corby's Bakery February 18. The
Past Chiefs Association will meet at
| the home of Mrs. Annie Springman
February 2.
Washington Company, Uniform Rank,
| announces bingo party and 500 tomor-
row at BIS pm. at 1912 Ninth street.
B. P. o. ELKS.
The Boys Band held its second
annual concert at Central High School
last Tuesday evening. Secretary Will
liam S. Shelby introduced the founders,
George c. Wathen, Harry Lear and
Ben Garbleman. The soloistS were
Ambrose Durkin, Ollie Elizabeth
| Rosenfeld, Ruben Poole, Elsie Jorse
Reilley, Lawrence Lear, Joseph Garble-
man, Eugene Kuhuns, Gibson Wilson
and Harry Allen. Capt. James L. Kid
well directed the band.
The flftieth anniversary of the lodge
will be observed with a banquet at the
Mayfower Hotel February IL. The
following day the lodge will entertain
the entire membership with a ladies
night, which will include vaudeville
entertainment band concerts, dancing
and refreshments. Robert Hoy, chair
man of the Entertainment Committee,
will be in charge.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting of National Lodge
was called to order by Comdr. Mrs.
Jessie Tate, and final report was
made by Mrs. Marilla Smith on the
activities of the Good and Welfare
Committee.
Deputy Supreme Comdr. Mrs. Ethel
Phythin installed the following officers
Commander, Miss Ruth Johnson; vice
commander, Miss Helen GrisSam; past
commander, Mrs. Jessie Tate; scribe. J.
w. Tidler; treasurer, Don Morocco;
accountant, Mrs. Eva Raba; marshal,
| Fred V. Jones; chaplain, Mrs. Effie
Freas; mistress of ceremonies, Mrs.
Jessie Johnson; inside guard, Charles
Ridley; outside guard, Miss Bessie
Marvel and 18-month trustee, Mrs. Lola
Albin. The honors of past comdr. was
conferred upon Miss Frances Ward, by
deputy Mrs. Ethel Phythin, who pre-
sented Miss Ward with past COM
mander'S regalia.
The following officers and committees
were appointed: Aide to commander,
Miss Frances Ward; press correspond
ent, C. It. Smith, and auditing, C. T.
Smith, Mrs. Mabelle Bernard and Mrs.
Anna Stewart. Mrs. Marilla Smith,
| Drecapted Mrs phv+hin with q orift