Evening star., 1932-03-13

officer of the newly elected officers of
Washington Lodge April and of Will
mington, Del, Lodge April 4. A large
delegation from Washington Lodge will
escort the grand tiler to Wilmington.
| Capt. George c. Wathen will be in
charge of the party.
| The Boys Band gave a concert at the
! Rialto Theater yesterday morning Capt.
Frank Kidwen directed them. Johnnie
Reh and his merrymakers will entertain
the patients at Mount Alto Hospital
March 90.
F.O. EAGLES.
| Representatives Byron B. Harlan of
Ohio and George ]. Schneider OF Wis
consin will be the guests of honor al
the meeting tomorrow evening at the
knights of Pythias Temple.
The Social Committee will report on
the meeting which was held March 7,
at which time the guests of honor were
| Senator c. c. Dill of Washington, Rep
resentative j. Hamilton Fish, jr., OF
New York. and Representative Scott
Leavitt OF Montana. There will be
n1ittee and also the Sterilization OF
EMPLOYMENT Committee. The commit
tee on the program which is being ar
ranged for March %, at which Judge
j. C. Canty of Texas and the grand
worthy president of the F. o. E. Will be
| the guests of honor. will also report.
There will also be a large class OF can
didates initiated in honor of the grand
worthy presidents visit March %.
The membership campaign, to be
known as the Washington BicentennlaI
class of 500, is making progress. There
will be prizes awarded to the members
who have secured 5 and 10 candidates.
Judge Robert E. Mattingly will preside
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
The Boosters Committee. acting for
| Talbot, Washington, Columbia, Central,
| Lincoln, West End and Georgetown
Camps, has arranged for an entertain
I ment and dance in Pythian Temple
March II. Moving pictures of the
Wooomen Foresters and of the sani-
! tarium at Colorado Springs, Colo. will
! be shown. All members of the order
and their relatives and friends have
been invited to be present.
Central Camp meets in Odd Fellows
Hall. 419 Seventh street, Tuesday eve
ming.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The meeting of the board of di-
Y
day on account of the inclement wealth.
er. will be held tomorrow afternoon.
The WestWay Club will meet Mon
day evening.
Victory Review, Mrs. Ada Byrne,
president, will conduct a rummage sale
at Twenty-first and K streets Monday
and Tuesday for the benefit of the re-
view.
Liberty Union will meet in the club
rooms Tuesday evening.
National Review will meet in the
club rooms Friday evening.
A card party is scheduled for Satur-
day evening in the club rooms.
THE MACCABEES.
National Tent at its meeting We'd
neSday night, with Comdr. Mai. Sir
knight T. " Walker presiding, elected
to membership P. NJ. Beale, George 7.
Goode, Walter S. Henricks, William l..
Kephart and Caldwin A. Strong. The
tent degree team, under the command
of Degree Master Past Comdr. John
Fletcher, administered the full rituals
tic degree, after which a buffet supper
was served.
The tent will hold its next review
| in Odd Fellows Temple, 4l9 Seventh
street, March Is, at pm.
dance at the Thomas Circle Club. A
| bingo party was given Thursday eve
ming in Odd Fellows Temple. At the
, regular review, this hive Thursday
night. with Lady Martha Talbot pre-
siding, elected to membership Lady
| Leila Harrison. The officers OF the
hive were attired in Colonial costume
in commemoration of the George Wash
ington birthday anniversary and BIZ
centennial. A card party was held
after the meeting for friends and
guests.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
The degree team contest will be held
tomorrow evening in Odd Fellows Tenn
pie. the competing teams being KiSmet
and Oriental. Past Supreme Regent H.
G. Knoepple of New York and visitors
from Baltimore will be present.
The Grand Council will meet April
4, when officers will be elected.
District Council, Loyal Ladies, elected
the following officers: Regent, Mrs. Roy
Klotz; vice regent, Mrs. A. c. Giles;
orator, Mrs. r. E. Jacobs; guide, Mrs.
warder, Mrs w. H. O'Brien; secretary,
Mrs. H Blom; treasurer, Mrs. w. N.
Schoonmaker, and past regent, Mrs. M.
Burke. The following were elected rep
resentatives to the Supreme Council:
Mrs NJ. Burke, Mrs. E. Frank, Mrs. G.
F. Allen and Mrs. H. Wealthal.
Municipal Council will meet tomorrow
evening. Grand Regent Drown will be
the guest of honor.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The General Committee for the cele-
bration of the thirty-third anniversary
OF Spalding Council met last Monday
night at the Kennedy Warren. 1t was
announced that the celebration this
year will be in the form of a dinner,
followed by entertainment and dancing,
at the Kennedy Warren April 81. Mu-
sic will be furnished by the Ralph
Garan Orchestra. Speakers of national
prominence have been invited and
Thomas r. Carlin has been selected as
the postmaster.
Spalding Council will meet next
Thursday in the small council cham
Der, having relinquished its regular
quarters to Carroll Council for its
st. Patrick's night dance. It is ex-
pected that Secretary Werner will be
In attendance at this meeting, having
recovered from a severe illness.
NATIONAL ORDER OF PROTESTANT
CLUBS.
The National Executive Committee
OF the National Order of Protestant
Clubs met Saturday evening to revise
the orders constitution previous to pre-
senting same to the various clubs for
their approval before the National Con-
vention May 49, 1882.
Harmony Club, the largest Of the
local unit, will hold its next meeting at
822 Twentieth street, March IS, at 8
pm, which the officers and members
of both George Washington Club, No.
/. of Alexandria. Va, and the Phoenix
Club have been invited to attend.
w. o. n. A. r. d.
Washington Chapter will meet at the
Women's City Club Wednesday, The
hostesses for luncheon are Mrs. w. Paul
Briggs, Mrs. Fred B. Campbell. Mrs. o.
H. BasSeches and Mrs. Louis F. Brad