Evening star., 1932-11-13

ton degree.
Great Keeper Of wampum William
B. Garner, chairman of the Red Mems
Christmas seal sale. has appointed Past
Geat Sachems Frank D. Seifert, Lee
3. Emory and William Nally on the
committee.
"A reception will be rendered Great
Tncohonee Worthington P. Wachter
and Great Chief of Records Herbert
F. Stetser of the Great Council of the
United States by the Great Council of
the District of Columbia. November %,
at Red Mems Hall. Great Sachems
James A. Madison, J. E. Baker and
Henry w. Tippett have been appointed
as Reception Committee.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
The annual memorial service was
held in Syracusians Lodge Hall Novem-
Der II, under the auspices of the Grand
Lodge. The presentation of the colors
was performed by Grand Master at
Arms Earl Jonscher. escorted by Wash-
ington Company, No. /, U. f. K. P.
Rev. Patrick Murphy made the invoca-
tion. Arthur Lowe. first tenor; Ran
dali Gardiner. second tenor; Edward
Thrasher first bass, and Weldon Smith,
second bass, sang, accompanied by Mrs.
IUUlpSUll, 4dpo was SOuIlOCu Wy
George o. Sunday. Alice B. Haig rem
Wilkerscn. The memorial address was
made by Benjamin H. McKindless Of
Maryland The services were closed by
Grand Chancellor E. J. Newcomb.
Rathbone Temple, Pythisn Sisters
entertained as guests of honor Past
Grand Chiefs Mrs. Molie Clibourne of
Portsmouth, Va, and Mrs. Richards of
Texas.
Syracusians Lodge at the last meet
ing received the following applications
for membership: E. N. Beerd, Gafney
S. c., transfer; Frank E. Burnes and
John E. Blandy. The dramatic team
will visit Laurel, Md. November II to
confer the knight rank.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Spalding Council will hold its semi-
monthly meeting next Thursday at the
club hou-e. There will be turkey din
ner.
Members of this council will partici-
pate in the annual pound party this
afternoon at the Little Sisters of the
Poor, Second and H streets northeast,
2 to O'Clock. The general public is
invited.
A number Of members will receive
the honors OF the fourth degree with
the second George Washington Bicen-
tennial class November 20 The degree
will be under the supervision of the
master of the fourth degree for this
Jurisdiction, Arthur B. j. Williamson,
at the Mayfiower Hotel, beginning at /
pm. In the evening the initiates and
members will attend banquet at the
same hotel, at which distinguished
guests will be present and fine enter
tainment program will be given.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
The Converts League of the Catholic
Daughters of America will meet at the
c. D. A. Home Thursday evening. The
guest of honor and principal speaker
will be Right Rev. William j. Hafey,
whose subject will be Confession. 3"
The Question Box" a new feature at
the Converts League meetings, will be
in charge Of Rev. Aloysius EuTggraff. A
short instruction will be given by Rev.
Francis x. Cavanagh, chaplain of Court
212. TIE guests will be welcomed by
Miss Mary C. Boland, grand regent.
The musical program will be given by
the GEORGETOWN Glee Club under direc-
ton of DR.. Edawrd P. Donovan. Miss
Florence Winter, chairman, will preside.
The annual memorial mass for de-
ceased members of Court D. c. 212 will
be at st. Patrick's Church at o'clock
next Sunday. Rev. Francis x. Cavanagh
will be the celebrant and deliver the
sermon. The musical program is in
charge of Miss Josephine Walsh, or
ganist of Court D. C. 2l2. Miss Flor
ence Hosford is chairman of arrange
mentS, assisted by Miss Frances Pear
son. Miss Agnes Ivey, Mis- Josephine
Walsh. Mrs. May Lee Reinoehl, Miss
Veronica Tucker, Miss Mary Rich. Miss
Nellie Roman, Miss Helen Haltigan and
Mrs. Vera Loeffler. A breakfast will be
served at the c. D. A. Home after the
mass.
The Membership Committee an
nounces applications for the class of
December 20 must be presented at the
meeting Tuesday evening, when the
Membership Committee will be the
host for the social meeting. Miss An
mabel Arendes, vice regent. is chairman,
assisted by Mrs Agatha Haines, Miss
Winifred flanagan, Mrs. Clara Hicks,
Miss Eva Jameson. Miss M. Louise Kill
ton, Miss Eulalia Lawrence, Miss Mary
Crowley. Mrs. Kathleen O'Sullivan, Miss
Veronica Robbins, Miss Frances Pear
son, Miss Loretto Creahen and Mrs.
Lucretia Conlon.
WOoDMEN OF THE WORLD.
The children of the Juvenile depart
ment will assemble Monday afternoon
in the w. o. W. Building Immediately
after school hours. The national direc-
tor of the juveniles, Mrs. S. T. Dono-
hoe of, Omaha, Nebr., will instruct the
rot fn
demonstration to be given later by the
children.
Local Woodmen and their families
and friends are invited to attend the
Washington Bicentennial observance to
be held at the lodge next Wednesday
evening.
Alpha Camp entertained last Friday
night. Sovereign, William A. Riley OF
Elm Camp spoke. Secretary James
Freeland announced that veteran med
ais to members of 25 years standing
in the fraternity would be awarded al
the session December 2.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Columbia Council will meet Thurs
day evening at Phoenix Club Hall, Z
Fourth street southeast. Nomination OF
officers will be the feature. A plngC
party will be held. At a meeting held
recently Past State Councillor Mrs
Mabel Hall, with State Associate Coun-
cilor Richard RICHTER as escort, pre-
sented- Columbia Council with shs
American flag from the District State
Council. Mrs. Sue Mehaffey, State
guide, was at the piano. State Coun-
cilor Mrs. Louise Grubbs and her ON
GERS were guests. IA,
Justice Council celebrated It's tenGl
anniversary A reception was also held
for the outgoing deputy. Mrs. Anna l.
Dreyer, and the incoming deputy, MRS
Ida Adams, who were presented VIII
gifts.
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