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take part in the Flag day exercises at
the Capitol June IA. "A card party Will
be held May II at the Masonic Hall,
Eleventh and U streets southeast.
Triumph Council met with Councillor
Hilda Peake In the chair. This coun-
ell plans to celebrate its birthday ami
versary May 20.
The State councillor and her Officers
visited Kenmore Council after making
inspection tours Of the various coun-
cils under their jurisdiction during the
1932-1933 series Of grand visitations. A
vocal selection was rendered by Mrs.
the hosored guests. She was accom-
panied at the piano by Mrs. Vivian
Aylor; reading. Mrs. Ruth Learn, coun-
cuor; readings, Mrs. Brown: musical
program, Prof. Calangelo's Orchestra; !;
song and tap dance, Master Merhle Holt,
accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
Vivian Aylor: reading. Mrs. Faustina
Borough, followed by an Indian dance
She was accompanied 1T the piano by
Mrs. Aylor. Song, Master Edward Wag-
ner. accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
Vivian Ayler.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
An onlcial grand visitation to Gen.
tury-Decatur Lodge will be at the
Pythian Temple tomorrow night.
An ofncial grand visitation to Frank
lin Lodge was April 26.
Syracusians Lodge at its last meet
ing conferred the knight rank on
Joseph Trunnell Of Washington. D. c..
and Charles K. 0rifnth of Colbert, Ga.
The application Of Maj. William +.
Kittinger of Bremen. KY. was voted
upon favoFably. The dramatic team
will visit Oriental Lodge. Alexandra,
May and confer the knight rank. An
ofilcial visitation to this lodge viii be
May II. On May 1t Is planned to
confer the page rank.
An ofncial grand visitation was made
to Webster Lodge April Is.
An open installation Of officers was
held by Washington Company, U. r.
X. p, April II, the officers being in
stalled by Col. Sam Young Of the
major generals staf. The officers are
Captain. Arthur Newcomb; first lieu
tenant, George o. Sunday; second lieu
tenant, Charles Stoll first sergeant,
w. w. Clements; second sergeant, Jack
Stillions; treasurer. E. r. j. Carter, and
recorder, John Schaf1ner.
Rathbone Temple, Pythian Sisters,
met April 81, with Most Excellent Chief
bingo party will be held May 18.
MACCABEEs.
Eureka Hive, Mary z. Morris. COM
mander, observed the sixth anniversary
Of its institution Monday evening at
Northeast Masonic Temple. The pro-
gram included q roll call Of the men,
bers by the organizer, Sarah H. Severe;
piano solo, Lillian Kramer; character
solos, Ruth Kaldenbach, accompanist,
Marie Taylor; historical review by dis
trict manager; piano solos, Mr.. Twee-
dale.
Capitol Court, Junior Department,
Miss Ruth Robey. commander, held its
Easter meeting April Is at Northeast
Masonic Temple. After closing the
court the children held an egg hunt.
The Builders Of Eureka Hive will
meet Tuesday evening at the home Of
Miss Mary Morris. regent, at Kingston
avenue, Capitol Heights, Nd.
Mount vernon Tent, N. J. shives.
commander, at its meeting At North
east Masonic Temple May 8 will en-
tertain the officers and representatives
Of the District State Camp.
The District Convention has been
postponed to May 8. at the Raleigh
Hotel.
Martha washington Hive, at its last
review. elected to membership Ethel
Piersma.
The Ofncer's Club Of Martha WASH
ington Hive held q benefit card party
Wednesday afternoon at Southern
Diaries Auditorium.
National Tent elected to membership
Roger A. Ratcliff.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Spalding Council will meet Thursday
night The council celebrated its thirty
fourth anniversary last Monday with q
smoker at the club house on Tenth
street The address Of welcome was
made by J. Fred Brady, grand knight.
T. ]. Quirk was master Of ceremonies
Representative Francis B. Condor OF
Rhode Island was the principal speaker.
Other speakers were Fred J. Rice, State
deputy of the District OF Columbia;
William Crane, treasurer Of the Demo-
cratic Veteran Association; L. Harold
Sothoron, grand knight, Washington
Council; James p. McKeon, grand
knight. Keane Council; George z. Her
ring, grand knight, Carroll Council, and
George F. Howell, grand knight, Poto-
mac Council.
The entertainment included tap
dancing by Miss Dale Havener and Ar
mold Rosey. accompanied by Mrs. Sam
uel Rosey; songs by Paul McGovern and
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