Evening star., 1932-02-28

then Grace Siscox. Lorraine Watt,
| post patron Jere Mackle: minuet
dancers: Mildred Bestell. Esther Rob
erts Jean Molster, Ruth Williams,
Minnie Neil. Marie Stebbins, Bernice
CARLTON. Lorraine Martin, Vera Kineh-
! eIoe Margaret Morris, Frances Bonar.
| Lulu Thrasher: callers: Edith Wash
ington and Rilla Cochran, Mr.. and
Mrs. Giegler, Coke Carlton. Walter
Neil and Rose BirnStein. Helen Needs
sang, accompanied by Mr.. Nubson.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Svracusians Lodge dispensed with
lis regular meeting owing to the Grand
| Lodge session.
washington Company No. l.UR. K.
p entered in the parade at Alexandria.
| accompanied by Grand Vice Chancellor
| NcWcomb and Oriental Lodge. Mrs.
kate Young Of Friendship Temple car
riod the large flag. The next meeting
! will be March Z.
The Grand Lodge opened it's meeting
on Friday with flag ceremony, Grand
! Chancellor Wealthall presiding. The
newly elected representatives received
IN Grand Lodge degree. An entertain
mant was given to Supreme Vice Chan
| cellor Edward c. Dunn. He was the
| sneaker of the evening. Mrs. Jennie
! Collier rendered solos, accompanied by
! MIS-. BrOadus Taylor. The Bethany
| Quartet. accompanied by Mrs. Taylor.
| rendered selections. Miss Wealthall
and assistant gave a song and dance
| sketch. The entertainment closed with
! reading by Mrs, Rosa Homan, assist
ed bv Mrs. Lillian Creamer.
i.
/ Grand chancellor, Edward j. NeWcOmb;
grand vice chancellor, Alfred NJ.
| Schwartz; grand master at arms, Earl
1 G. JonsCher; grand keeper of records
and seal. William A. Kimmell; grand
master of eXchequer, Lee B. Emory;
grand prelate, Nicholas Girardi; grand
inner guard, R. B. Bergman: grand
outer guard, Daniel P. RothWell; grand
| lecturer, E. S. Young, and grand tri-
bunal Judge Gus A. Schuldt. The
officers we're installed by Acting SU-
/ preme Chancellor John NJ. Kline.
Deputy Supreme Chancellor Edgar g.
! Snyder presented the retiring grand
chancellor with a jewel The newly
elected grand chancellor named his
committees for the coming year. l..
3. Thornton was appointed as fraternal
news correspondent.
Friendship Temple will celebrate its
twenty-second birthday anniversary
March 2, at which time Grand Chief
Mrs. Mary Hooper will pay her official
visit, accompanied by the grand chan
ceIlor and his officers.
Rathbone Temple will hold chicken
dinner in the temple March 8.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Spalding Council will meet March g.,
at which time a number of important
matters will be brought to the at
tention of the council.
The committee on the celebration OF
the 33d anniversary of the council an
nounceS preliminary plans completed
A dinner dance. with entertainment,
will be given April q at the Kennedy
Warren, from to l o'clock. j. FRED
Brady, deputy grand knight, is chair
man of the General Committee, and
has announced his several Subcommu-
tee chairmen as follows: Hotel, 7. f.
Carlin; entertainment, T. j. Trodden;
tickets. E V. Carr; speakers, +. P.
Sheehy; music, r. j. Comiskey; print
ing and favors, J. Herbert Walsh. floor
L. A. Gage, and publicity, j. F. Brady.
]. Herbert Walsh is secretary and F. H
Huneke, treasurer of the General Com
mittee. A meeting Of the General Com
mittee will be held this week at the
Kennedy-Warren. The personnel OF
the committee follows: j. F. Brady,
chairman; T. J. Quirk, j. H. Walsh,
c. H Fugitt, F. H Huneke. M. J. Nc
Aulife. T. F.. Carlin. H. A Marsden,
E. V. Carr, T. j. Trodden, F. j. Malloy,
F. p. Sheehy, V. A. Sheehy, d. j. O'Don-
nell, R. ]. Comiskey, T. B. Hanlon, j. c.
Huppmann F. E. G. Hipp, j. H. label,
T. K. Gallaher, J. j. O'Brien, ]. W, Nc
Cormick. H. w. Cord, r. j, Werner, D.
A. Tanning, H. r Statham, B. +.
Hamill. C. j. San Fillipo, Henry Hughes,
F., j. Creamer, sr.; F.. J. Creamer, jr.;
F.. S. Martin, r. j. ONeill, J. M. Tabler,
L. A. Gage, j. B. Kennedy, J. r. Dow
Ian and Albert Shoemaker.
washington General Assembly of the
Fourth Degree, knights Of Columbus
last Monday received into the order 63
new members. This eXemplif1cation
took place at the Shoreham Hotel,
A banquet in honor of the newly
initiated members was held in the eve
ming, Acting Master Arthur B. j. VIII
hanson introduced Sir Knight William
E Leahy, who acted as toastmaster.
Very Rev Edward G. Fitzgerald of the
speaker. Rev. w. Coleman Nevis, pres
ident of Georgetown University, who
was among those who took the degree
earlier in the day gave a most edifylng
address. Among those at the speakers
table were Sir Knight Daniel j. CAL
lahan, supreme treasurer OF the knights
of Columbus; Representative Clarence
]. Mcleod Sir Knight Leo. D. Ward
Maryland State Deputy OF the knights
Of Columbus; Sir Knight F. j. Heazel
Of the supreme board of the Knights
of Columbus of the State of North
Carolina and Sir Knight James B.
Flynn, faithful navigator Of Washing
ton General Assembly.
The entertainment program featured
George O'Connor and Matt Horne, Miss
Mary ODonoghue and Mrs. Charles j.
Cassidy.
There will be no meeting of the as
sembly during March, due to the fact
that the regular meeting night comes
during Lent. The next meeting will
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master Thomas C. Mettler,
accompanied by his official staff, will
visit Metropolis Lodge in the temple
Friday evening.
The grand master made an official
visit to Covenant Lodge Wednesday
evening.
Eastern Lodge will meet Wednesday
evening
The Line Officers Association met
last Tuesday evening as guests of Ex-
celsior Lodge.
The Odd Fellows of the District Of
Columbia took part in the parade in
Alexandria, Va. in the George Wash
ington Bicentennial celebration last
Monday. Headed by the grand master
and grand officers of the Grand Lodge,
the Odd Fellows Band followed, under
the direction of their leader, Wllfred E.
Lawson, who acted as drum major
Canton Washington, No /. OF the Pa
triarchs Militant, under command of
Cept. Alexander L. HiOrtsberg and &C
companied by the ladies auxiliary, ln-
der command of Lady President Mar
garet Hellmuth, was in line.