Evening star., 1932-11-20

be her assistants are MISS Agnes bdtC4A,
Miss Nina Brown, Miss Frances Pear
SON. The junier officers elected ere
Frances Crory, president; Margaret
Poore, vice president, and Virginia
Marx, reporter.
Mrs. Ida Howell, chairman of
welfare, announced meeting OF the
committee tomorrow evening, when
arrangements will be made for card
party November 80.
Miss Ann Doyle, chairman of ways
and means, gave an outline Of the pro-
gram adopted by her committee. Miss
Anna c. Daily was appointed chairman
of special work.
An invitation was received from the
Scdality Union to attend the dinner ana
bazaar November %.
Miss Mary Oiiphant. chairman OF the
| Wood Nymph-, is accepting donations
to purchase toys for the orphans at
Nazareth, N. C.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Spalding Council held its annual tur-
key night last Thursday in the K. OF G.
Hall Lecturer T. J. Quirk provided
program Of entertainment.
Grand knight j. Fred Brady an
nounced a number CT members will
receive the fourth degree at the May
flower Hotel this afternoon.
Plans are being made to assist at the
annual orphans party to be given dur
ing the Christmas holidays.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The home comings for the various
reviews will be held at the club rocmS
as follows November 81. 8 pm, Lib
erty Union and Brightwood; November
| 20, 8 pm, Washington, Victory and CO.
/ ~ Nation al Z.
November %, 8 pm. Officers' Club.
Members are urged to attend the
hcme- coming meetings, as Mrs. Eta
King, State field director, will outline
| her plans.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting of Capital Lodge
was called to order by Comdr Harriet
Blase. The officers were rotated and a
shower was given to Deputy Supreme
Comdr. Viola Thcmpson. The gifts
were presented by Vice Comdr. Ida
! Stanley The next meeting will be
| November % in No-theast Masonic
Temple A turkey dinner will be he'd
December 6, at 8 pm, in Northeast
| Temple.
Hope Lodge meets November % at
| Fourteenth and U streets southeast.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
| Representatives to the thirty-seventh
annual convention of the State Coun-
| Gil of the District of Columbia met at
| the Raleigh Hotel November 10 and
were called in session by State Councillor
| Thomas F. Jones. The following OH
GERS we're elected: State councillor,
Charles H. Hid; State vice councillor,
| E. M. Garrett; State secretary, John
! Prender reelected State treasurer, r.
w. Hawkins, reelected State conduc-
| tor, Edwin B. Pitts; State warden,
Benjamin F. Payton; State inside senti-
mel, Walter j. Harman; State outside
sentinel, Samuel Hubacher; State chap
| lain, George l.. Myers, reelected, and
national representatives, Junior Past
State Councillor Thomas F. Jones and
! BENJAMIN r. Payton. The officers were
| installed by National Deputy F. w.
Ebhardt. National Deputy Ebhardt
| presented a state councillors jewel to
! the retiring State councillor, Thomas
F. Jones A banquet was held Satur-
day Dorsey w. Hyde, jr, secretary
of the Chamber of Commerce, and ma
| tional councillor, DR.. Charles E. Brewer,
| spoke. Robert j. Cottrell, executive
| secretary, Board of Trade, presented a
cup as first prize for the participation
in the Labor day parade. Junior Past
National Councillor Omer c. Stubbs,
National Secretary James L. Wilmeth
and William S. Howe spoke.
Bennings Council was called to order
by Councillor Alfred Vanhorn. The
membership drive will conclude Novem-
| Der 2S.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Columbia Lodge will meet in Moose
Hall, 1414 street, Tuesday evening.
! At the last meeting resolution waS
adopted thanking Robert B. Hollander,