Evening star., 1932-03-27

Grand Lodge was attended by repre-
sentatives from each subordinate lodge
Past Supreme Chancellor John NJ. Kline.
Supreme Representative Vandervort and
Deputy Supreme Chancellor Edgar C..
Snyder spoke.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
The Catholic Daughters Of America
are taking an active interest in Frater-
nal day, October 81, for its Bicenten-
.aial celebration. Miss Mary C. Boland,
grand regent, has been appointed to in
terest the Catholic women's organiza-
tions.
There will be a meeting tomorrow
evening Of the trustees of Court 212.
Mrs. Anna Cunningham, chairman
of the card party, and Miss Kitty Rup-
pert, in charge of the dance to be held
at the Willard April 7, have completed
arrangements. Miss Anne Doyle in
charge of patroness lists announced the
list will close March 20.
Miss Adelaide Nalley, acting chair
man of welfare, accompanied by men,
bers of her committee will go to Blue
Plains today and distribute candy, maya
zines, newspapers, ETC., to the $50 in
mates there. Several members were
to 90 to the District jail today to as
sist in the mass to be conducted by
Father Joseph Affleck.
wOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The Westway Club. Mrs. Beatrice
Lanpe, president, will meet IN the
club rooms, Washington Loan & Trust
Building, tomorrow evening.
Washington Review, Mrs. Mary Kill
leen, president, will hold a social eve
ming Friday evening.
A benefit card party will be given by
Columbia Review Saturday at $3.50
pm. in the club rooms.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Great Sachem Heidenheimer with
the great instructress, Mrs. Cleada
Horne. and the Board of Great Chiefs
will make an unofficial visitation to
White Eagle Council, April 13.
appoint two members to meet
with Past Sachems Samuel Feldman
Arthur Lastfogel and Walter A. Jones
at Red Mems Hall Thursday evening, to
arrange for a class adoption to be
known as the "Great Sachem Jacque
Heidenheimer Class" The committee
appointed by the Great Council to Sc
cure a set of jewels for the said body,
consists of Ralph Pines, chairman;
Past Great Sachems Thomas Dennis,
Frank Sciffert and Sannap Paul Sher-
bow.
Usage Tribe will confer the adoption
degree on five candidates April g.
Great Junior Sycamore will give a
travelogue with illustration following
the initiation.
Red Wing Tribe met Monday and
will hold series Of dances and btngo
parties. Senior Sycamore Morris Isis
will serve on the disabled and infirm
committee.
Past Great Sachem James A. Madi-
son, assisted by Great Senior Sycamore
Harry j. Thompson and Abe King,
have requested members desiring to
join the Red Mems Glee Club furnish
them with their names and addresses.
The Glee Club will perform at Logan
Tribe, April II.
Great Prophet william H. Ryan, &C
companied by Past Great Sachems
Frank Seiffert and w. H. Garner,
made visits to Red Wing, AnaloStan
Logan, Mineola and Usage Tribes.
Fred Becker Of Powhaton Tribe an
nounces a surprise night will be held
at Seneca Tribe next Friday evening.
Degree Of Pocahontas.
The Bicentennial Committee meet
ing was held Wednesday, with the
chairman, Louise Moriarity presiding.
The meeting of the Tristate League
will be held April 20 at Pythian Tenn
pie. The Bicentennial class adoption
will be held May at the tepee of
Mineola Council, which also will be
the occasion of their unofficial vista
ton
A rehearsal of the aye Olde Folks
Concerto" will be held at the home of
Great Instructress Cleada Horne, 1920
Connecticut avenue. March %.
A rehearsal Of the degree team for
the class adoption will be held April
2, at Z pm, at Mineola Council.
On the Memorial Committee Great
sachem Jacque Heidenheimer has ap-
pointed Great Senior Sycamore Harry
Directress Cleada e. Horne, for the
councils.
White Eagle Council will have a
"KaZoo Band Mite" March 80.
Hiawatha Council celebrated its sixth
birthday anniversary Monday. Vivian
Kuntz was appointed on the Disabled
Committee. Mary Douglas of Mineola
Council rendered solo.
Waneta Council was called to order
by Pocahontas Dorothy Richards.
Plans were completed for the series
of six card parties to be given on the
last Tuesday of each month, the first
March 20, at $50 pm.
The Past Pocahontas Association will
meet March 81.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
Washington Aerie at the regular
meeting tomorrow, March %, will have
as their honored guest Judge j. G..
Canty. grand worthy president of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles, from Texas.
Judge Canty will speak upon the
growth of the organization this year in
spite of the depression.
There will be large class OF candi-
dates initiated at this meeting. There
will also be a final report on the COM
mittee that made arrangements for a
of entertainment TO be held
April 4, at which time Eagles and their
friends and families will be welcomed.
will also be outlined for
a Mothers day program, this being one
Of the important days to the F. o. E.,
as they were the first organization as
an organized body to hold services in
honor of the mothers.
The following will have charge of
the initiatory ceremonies: Past Worthy
Presidents L. B. Hayes, j. c. Rinehart,
j. L. Wege and Gus Backenheimer and
Elmer B. Moubray, Fred Kneessi. ST.,
and w. H. Brown. Judge Robert E.
Mattingly will preside.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
The degree team contest was held
last Monday between Oriental and Kis-
met Councils, and was won by Kismet
Council
The Grand Council session will con-
vene at the Raleigh Hotel April 4 at 8
o'clock. A dinner will precede the
Municipal Council will meet tomor-
row night, at which time Grand Regent
Drown will address the council.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.