Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-09-25

silver vase was presented to the grand
patron.
On october guests will be the con-
ductresses Of the other chapters.
At the meeting of Chevy Chase Chap
ter last tuesday evening the degrees
were conferred on three candidates and
an address was made by the guest OF
honor, Right Worthy Grand Secretary
Minnie Evans Reyes of the General
The Evening Card Club will meet
next Tuesday at the home of Past Ma
iron Anne M. Northrop, 1897 Legation
street. The Ways and Means Commit
tee will serve . turkey dinner October 6
in the dining hal Of All Saints Episco-
pal Church at Chevy Chase Circle.
Acacia Chapter last Tuesday initiated
one candidate and affiliated one. Mrs
Minnie j. Burdine, the first matron,
presented a silk Eastern Star flag and
holder to the chapter, a gift from the
Star Points.
The Home Board will meet September
81 at 2 pm. at the residence Of Mrs.
Romer, 14l2 Shepherd street.
The Ways and Means Committee will
hold card party at so M street north
east at 8 pm. September %.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
Court D. c. 212 met, and Miss Rita
Dolphin gave a resume of the Catholic
Daughters of Americas trip to Europe
Miss Marie Bishop. Miss Katherine At
kins, Miss Agnes Auth and Miss Louise
Auth also spoke. Miss Dolphin was the
pianist. Miss Nellie Roman sang, and
Miss Keogh, vocalist, and Miss Arlene
added to the program.
The flying squadrons" trophy was
presented to Miss Helen Finn, her essay
being chosen by the judges. Miss Mary
Ahern. Mrs. Mary Reinohl, Miss Kath-
crime Kelley and Miss Margaret Shan
non. as most worthy. but they consid-
cred the others of such high excel
lence that gifts we're awarded to Mis-;
Mary Meehan, Miss Florence Hosford
Miss Ann Doyle. Miss Loretto Creahen
Miss Florence Winter. Miss Alma Mar
ceron and Miss Ella Buckley for papers
submitted.
Mrs. Anna Holmes, chairman Of the
evening services at the Church OF the
October 9, announced the
sermon will be preached by Rev. Peter
Gui!day Of the Catholic University OF
America.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers has charge OF
the sewing for the Red Cross.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
william H. Hall Lodge was called 70
order at the Washington Hotel, Win
James s. Fisher. jr.. commander. pre-
siding. Twelve members were initiated
Past Supreme Comdr. Sarah SaWoon
Supreme Comdrs. Edna Howard, Mar
raret Baker, Lula Bowles, Floda Reagan
and Emma v. Delaney made addresses
Mrs. Sawdon presented the lodge with
an American flag. James NJ. Fisher. ST
presented the lodge with an altar ciotn
B.. P. O. ELKS.
Adolph Braun, past exalted ruler OF
Annapol Lodge, was appointed district
deputy grand exalted ruler for Mary
land, Delaware and the District OF Co.
lumbia
Joseph J. Leary. chairman OF the
Fraternal Parade Commit
tee of the lodge, announces that an
enlistment of more than 500 members
will enter the parade October II,
headed by the Boys Band and the drill
team Of the lodge.
The Boys Band and a large gather
ing of Elks will attend the athletic
night entertainment. given at the
Auditorium by Rev. Leo
Fealy of Berwyn, Md, october 3.
JOBS DAUGHTERS.
Jobs Daughters initiated Charlotte
L. Watson, Yvonne NJ. Hoskins and
Margaret L. GrosSman. HonorS were
conferred on Mrs. G. Benjamin, supreme
grand guardian; Mr.. Pettis, deputy
grand guardian Of the Orient, and Mrs:
Keyes, right worthy grand secretary OF
the Order Of the Eastern Star.
Columbia Chapter. o. E. S., Will en-
terrain September 26 the members OF
Jobs Daughters Of Baltimore and
The next meeting will be held No
vember !.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Sovereign Paul H. De Lawter of Old
Glory Camp reported final arrange
ments of the Bicentennial Committee
for the Fraternal day parade October
q. The report was submitted to the
convention Of the Boosters
Club of the Woodmen Of the World,
who will participate in the march. Maj.
George M. Green is to be the marshal
of the w. o. w. section. leading the
Uniform Rank, which will be followed
by civilian units.
Oak Camp at Its last session had
The washington Degree Team has
accepted an invitation to ofhciate at
Baden, Nd, October 4, at an outdoor
Women of Willow Grove and Morris
Sheppard Grove will be honored at
Woodmen Lodge, September 80, by the
presence of the travelling gavel. Man
ager Rosa L. Canada Of Baltimore Will
be a special guest.
WoMENs BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. Eta M. King of Norfolk, Va,
will arrive In Washington to attend the
of the Ofacers' Club Septem-
Der 20.
The celebration in honor of the 40th
anniversary of the founding OF the "
B. A., under the auspices OF the WeS-
way Club will be held October Il at
ll06 Connecticut avenue.
Brightwood Review will meet in the
Mcfarland School tomorrow evening;
Columbia Review will meet IN the
club rooms Tuesday evening.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
J. Morgan Read Council observed us
18th anniversary September 16. Coun-
Gil Conductor Edwin B. Pitts was toast
master. Councillor Howard A. Milor
made the welcoming address. Past
State Councillor Oscar T. Harlow and
Past Councillors William A. Jones and
Malcolm Rented, who are charter
members: State Councillor Thomas F.
Jones and State Vice Councillor Charles
D. Hid made addresses. The council
will not hold ladies' night September
30. as originally planned.
Benning Council was called to order
by Councillor Alfred Vanhorn. A new
innovation was inaugurated by George
Anderson, assisted by c. Long and Will
liam Ketchums, in connection with
membership drive which will end NO
vember %.
Edward j. Ross Council was called
to order by Councillor Glenn Q. Mont
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