Evening star., 1932-03-06
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Fraternal news, intenoeu ior
publication in The Sunday Star,
must be received by the Fraternai
News Editor not later than ~
I'm. on Thursday.
Sta ey, past grand keeper Of records
and seal of Alabama. Members OF
Or: 1tal Lodge in Company with Grand
inner Guard Berryman visited Frede-
ricksburp Lodge. The esquire rank was
conferred on one candidate.
Subordinate lodges will send their
fraternal news items to L. b. mormon,
is Bates street.
past Chiefs Association met at the
home of Past Chief Mrs. Mollie
Rathbone Temple, Pythian Sisters,
will hold a chicken dinner Tuesday at
the temple.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The golden anniversary Of the
knights of Columbus will be celebrated
March 29 in every jurisdiction OF the
order and. under the auspices OF Wash
inpton Chapter, by the five councils in
the District of Columbia at the New
Shoreham Hotel The speakers and in
vited guests will be announced later.
washington Council will hold a first
degree. starting at 7:30 o'clock Tues
day night, IN the knights OF Columbus
Home, at 918 Tenth street northwest
Following the degree and business
meeting, a sports program will be put
on bv the lecturer, Vai Iseman, in the
| lower hall, featuring boxing matches be-
tween the knights Of Columbus Boys
Club and the Washington and George
| town Bows Clubs The sports program
| is for the members and their invited
guests.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
At the business meeting Tuesday eve
ming, Miss Mary c. Boland, grand re-
gent, requested members to attend the
mass pictures shown by the Rev. George
Kieth Sundays during Lent. An invi-
tation also was extended to attend the
Lenten play, Barter" presented every
Tuesday and the first three Sundays in
March at st. Dominic's Hall. Reports
were made from all committees and
Miss Florence Winter chairman Of the
Converts League, gave an outline of
| the recent meeting of the National
Board in New York Miss Anna Cum
ningham, chairman of the card party
and Miss Kitty Rupert, chairman of
the dance TO be given at the Willard
| April 7, announced that a card party
was given March by Mrs. James Ryan,
and March 10 Miss Annie Doyle will be
hostess at a card party.
The Welfare Committee is making
arrangements for a card party March
II. This committee will meet tomorrow
evening.
B. p. o. ELKS.
Exalted ruler, Leonard M. Gawler: es-
teemed lead knight, Joseph P. Hagerty
esteemed loyal knight, DR.. John r,
Ready; esteemed lecturing knight,
James J. Murray; secretary, William S.
Shelby; treasurer, Nathen WE'LL; tiler
Thomas j. King; trustee three years
Harvey C. Belt; delegate grand lodge
David j. Laporte; alternate delegate
James E. Colliflower. The installation
will take place April 6 at $50 pm
The stewards and the trustees will pro-
vide a dinner for the members that
evening.
Next Wednesday the lodge will cele-
brate past exalted rulers night and
will initiate large class of candidates
Lodges of sorrow were held for
Charles w. Darr, Norman Pruitt, Selic
Meinhold, Frank A. ONeill Francis A
Shaffer, Isaac Samstag and Capt
Charles c. Estes.
J. o. U. A. M.
State Councillor Thomas F. Jones and
the official staff of officers were guests
Friday to Mount Vernon Council, when
they were received in their annual Off
cial visitation. The next visitation will
be to Independent Council in the Junior
Order Hall, 808 I street. Liberty Bell
Council will entertain the State Council
officers in their visitation in Northeast
Masonic Temple.
j. Morgan Read Council met, with
Vice Councillor H. A. Milor presiding
The meeting was closed early to enable
the council to attend the visitation of
the State Council officers to Star Span
gle Banner Council.
Liberty Bell Council celebrated its
goth birthday anniversary at its last
meeting. S. Clifford Weller was ad-
mitted to membership. H. B. Mallory
presented the following program
Eulogy of the founder of the council
Charles w Walker, by State Vice Coun-
cilor Charles H. Hid; vocal selections,
Miss Ruth Dolby, accompanied by Mr..
Esberger at the piano; blackface mono
logue, Jimmie Mullins; vocal selections,
Mrs Thelma LaDow, accompanied by
Mr. Esberger at the piano; harmonica
selections, Master William Page; songs
by Miss Dolby and selections by Nine.
LaDow. Mr.. Mallory read a historical
story of the council. A memorial serv-
ice was held for 35 departed members.
This council will entertain the State
Council officers in their annual vista
ton March 19 in the Northeast Masonic
Temple. The members of the degree
and drill teams are requested to be
present at o'clock March II to confer
the degrees on class of candidates.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Independent Council convened with
Mrs. Helen Keyes in the chair. Lud-
wig Mandy presided at the piano. Mrs.
Keyes and Mrs. Williams made their
report on the Bicentennial plans. Mrs.
Deane and Mr.. Manoly were added to
the committee. A picture of George