Evening star., 1932-07-31
FRATERNITIES

| Cleada Z. Horne has been named
chairman of the Reception Committee.
The next quarterly meeting OF the
Tri-State League will be held at Fred
erick. Nd. President of the associa-
tion, Mrs. Lillian Jenkins, has appoint
ed Past Great Sachem William Nally,
Past Great Directresses Mrs. Hllda v.
Richards and Mrs. Helen Roland to
represent the District of Columbia.
Great Senior Sycamore Harry Thomp-
son has named Past Great Sechems
J. j. McCracken, James A. Madison
and Lee B. Emory as additional mem
bers of the Carnival Committee.
Idaho Tribe will tender reception
to its newly elected sachem, Alva
Thompson, August 8.
The Red Mems George Washington
Bicentennial Committee met Weones-
Gay and voted to take part In the
Bicentennial Fraternal day parade Oc-
tober 27.
The oflcers of Analoeten Tribe were
installed Tuesday by Deputy Great
Sachem Wilfred E. Lawson.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Spalding Council will meet next
Thursday at the Mayhower Hotel at
pm, instead Of at the club house.
Several guests have been invited and
special entertainment program Is pelng
arranged b. Past Grand Knight Tim
othy j. Quirk.
Spalding Council will take an active
part in the parade and ceremonies in
at Sixteenth street and PARK ROAD 10
the late James Cardinal Gibbons on
August II, at $3.50 pm.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
A business meeting of Court District
of Columbia No. 212 will be held Tues
day evening when plans will be COM
pleted for the entertainment OF the
National Directorate of the Catholic
Daughters Of America. who will hold
their sessions at the Hotel Mavfiower
August IS to ID. Right Rev. William
j. Hafey, Bishop of Raleigh; Miss
Mary c. Duffy, supreme regent, New
Jersey; Mrs. Jennie B. Green, vice
supreme regent, Maryland; Miss Kath-
crime M. Rosney, national secretary,
New York Mrs. Elizabeth Ahern.
national treasurer, Connecticut; Miss
Leonora Me6er, national counselor, IL
linoiS; Mrs. Mary r. Larkin, national
editor, New York; Mrs. Helen Meagher,
associate editor, Illinois: Miss Maize
v. Scanlan, national junior director,
New Jersey; Miss Florence Winter,
chairman of Converts League, Wash
ington, D. c. and National Board of
Directors-Mrs. Anna Baxter. Wiscon-
Miss Mary I. Mollett, California; Mrs.
Katherine T. Salmon, Massachusetts; +;
Miss Catherine Mylett, Ohio; Miss
Mary McKeogh, Vermont-will attend
the sessions.
A Bicentennial dinner, reception,
luncheon and sightseeing tours are
among the entertainment planned By
the local committee. Rev. Francis x
Cavanagh, chaplain, and Miss Mary c.
Boland, grand regent, are honorary
chairmen. Miss Nell Calnan is general
chairman, assisted by Miss Kitty Rup-
pert. chairman Of Publicity; Miss Agnes
Quinn and Miss Ethyl Sweet, Enter
tainment; Miss Mary Oliphant and Miss
Ann Doyle, Reservations Miss Loretto
Creahen, TRANSFORMATION Miss Flor
ence Winter. Program; Miss Mary
Doherty, Reception, and Mrs. BERTHE
ters of Maryland and Virginia will also
entertain the national of1icers during
their stay here.
F. o. EAGLES.
At the meeting of Washington Aerie
last Monday nieht, a class of IA candi-
dates were initiated With the worthy
president, Judge Robert e. Mattingly,
presiding.
Deputy Auditor E. Bigelow. who was
sent here to organize this aerie last No
verber and who has been making IN
Itinerary in Maryland and Virginia for
the past two months, attended this
meeting He will leave this week for
the West Coast.
b. p. o. ELKS.
A committee headed bv Past Exalted
Ruler Nathan WE'LL will meet next
Wednesday, after the meeting Of the
lodge. to prepare arrangements for the
members of the lodge to attend the
Delaware. Maryland and District of Co.
lumbia State Association convention,
which will be held in Wilmington, Au-
gust is, Is and II.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting of National Lodge
was called to order by Vice Comdr. Miss
Helen Grissam. The officers were in
stalled by Deputy Supreme Comdr. Mrs.
Ethel Phythian. assisted by DEPUTIES and
past commanders from the District of
Columbia. Maryland and Virginia, as
follows: Commander. Miss Helen Girls
sam; vice commander, C. T. Smith:
marshal, Miss Frances Ward; chaplain,
Raymond Cragnall: mistress of cere-
monies, Mrs. Jessie Richards; inside
guard, Mrs. Florence Tyler; outside
guard, Charles Frazier: 18-months
trustee, Mrs. Marella Smith: represent
ative at supreme lodge, G. T. Smith and
alternate, Mrs. Maggie I.acarione
The following committees were ap-
pointed: Good and Welfare, Don Mo-
recco and Mrs. Florence Perry; Auditing,
c. r Smith, Anna Stewart and Albert
Zust; Law, G. T. Smith, J. w. Tidler
and Mrs. Lola Alhin; Delinquent, Mrs
Eva Raba, Mrs. Marilla Smith, Don
Morocco, G. T. Smith and Phil A. Ken
ney-
The next meeting will be August at
8O8 ] street,