Evening star., 1933-03-12

dcHeynoio3 Apartments. The club en-
tertatned the State councillor. Mrs
Mae Ames and Mrs. Sybil Wills, past
! councillors Of Kenmore Council. The
next meeting will be with past coun-
cilor. Mrs. Rose Myles, 63 v street.
| Fidelity Council was conducted by
Past Councillor Mrs. Eleanor Risdon
acting as the councillor.
Martha Dandridge Council convened.
with the councillor, Mrs. Ruby Kirby,
presiding. Past State Councillor Mrs.
| M. RoseIa Cole installed Mrs. Mary
Anderson as conductor. A bingo party
will be held March 28, at 523 Eighth
street northeast.
Friendship Council met, with the
councillor, Mrs. Maude Frye, presiding.
Mrs. Eva Folks was elected to member
ship.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Logan Tribe has started q drive for
new members, as tribute to Harry Il.
thompson, great Sachem.
| Seneca Tribe gave q reception In
| honor Of the great junior sycamore,
Charles O. Storm.
! Red Wing Tribe will hold q dance
and bingo party April 3. at 713 D street.
Great Sachem Harry j. Thompson
will call q meeting of the board Of gresl
chiefs to formulate plans for a rally
and class adoption in both branches OF
the order, to be held under the au-
| spices of the Great Council Of the
United States.
Powhatan Tribe has appointed
Chief Of Records A. L. Goodall as press
! representative of that tribe.
Great Sachem Thompson, accompa-
MED by number Of the great chiefs.
paid their first official visit to Mfneola
Tribe at the last meeting.
I Past Great Sachem John Edward Ba-
ker attended White Eagle Councils last
meeting. to pay tribute to the great
| directress. Anna Jarboe
Idaho Council celebrated its birthday
anniversary Friday, with Great Sachem
Thompson, Great Directress Anna Jar
Doe, the board of great chiefs, past great
sachems and past great directresses as
| guests of honor.
White Eagle Council will have . ST..
Patrick's candlelight tea March IS.
Waneta Council will be entertained
| at its next meeting by Pauline Miller,
Ida F'eldman and Emma j. Grouse. A
| candlelight tea will be held March 40.
Pocahontas Annie Armstrong extends
an invitation to attend the meeting pf
Mineola Council March lS
| Lilo "oeAiA SOuICu Will meet MafCss
Is. at Eighth and F. streets northeast
Great Directress Anna Jarboe an
nounces the following appointments OF
1nstructresses to the respective councils:
Idaho. Mrs. Mildred George; White
Eagle, Mrs. Anna Dickhaut: Waneta.
Miss Dorothy Richards; Mineola, Mrs.
Annie Armstrong; Hiawatha, Mrs. Katie
Miller.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
Court d. c.. No. 2l2, met at the
Willard Hotel Tuesday evening. Miss
Mary C. Boland, grand regent, presided.
Mrs. Katherine Folliard, chairman of
Charity Committee, and Miss Clare
Ondreyco, senior counselor of the
junior court. were appointed in charge
OF the stamp collection for the Jesuit
missions. The particular mission to
be assisted this month is a leper
colony.
Miss Mary Ahern, chairman Of Re-
treats. announced reservations for the
| annual retreat of the Catholic Daugh-
| tiers Of America must be made this
week: Right Rev william J. Hafey
Will DC reCreaL master.
Miss Romona Raley, Miss Mary
O'Connor Miss Dorothy Barrett and
Miss Grace Sprucebank are making
i, arrangements for the drama, "On the
, Third Day" to be given by the Drama
Study Club under direction Of Arthur
White. April 3, at Wardman Park
Theater. This performance Will be
sponsored by Court 2l2.
The Daughters. at the invitation OF
the Curley Club, will participate at the
exercises at the monument Of James
Cardinal Gibbons next Sunday.
The annual card party and dance
will be given at the Willard April 20.
Miss Florence Winter announced
the next meeting of the Converts
League would be at the Willard
April q.
Pope Plus XII has conferred the
medal Pro Ecclesia ct Pontifice on
Miss Mary c. Duffy. supreme regent
The announcement was made at the
semi-annual meeting Of the National
Board of Directors by Right Rev
William j. Hafey, national chaplain
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Calanthe Lodge will celebrate the sixty
fifth anniversary of its institution March
Is. Plans for a membership campaign
will be discussed at the meeting March
~. On April 10 there will be meeting
of the fat members, as well as fat men
of the order.
The thirty-third anniversary of its in
stitution was celebrated by Century,
Decatur Lodge at its meeting March 6.
Max Pines presided. Past Grand Chan
cellor G. Frank Day gave brief rem
iniscence of the early history of the
lodge. Grand Chancellor Alfred M.
Schwartz. Past Grand Chancellors Ed
ward j. Newcomb and Mark Stearman
as well as Grand Keeper Of Records and
Seals William A. Kimmel. spoke. The
rank of Page will be conferred March
! 20, the rank of Esquire April 3 and the
rank of Knight April II. Christian P.
Kar has been designated as its repre-
sentative to the Grand Chancellor's
Committee on Publicity.
Chancellor Comdr William Shofnos Of
Rathbone- Superior Lodge announces
mock trial will be held at the conven-
ton April IA.
Plans for publication Of monthly
bulletin were announced at meeting
of the Publicity Committee with Grand
| Chancellor Alfred M. Schwartz and it
| is expected the first issue will appear
shortly.
B. p. o. ELKS.
Exalted Ruler Joseph P. Hagerty and
other officers of Washington Lodge will
be installed by Past Grand Tiler John
E. Lynch April S. There will be an
entertainment. The election for trustee
| for the term of three years was held
last Wednesday night. John Wood was
elected. The new board Of trustees are
Harvey c. Belt, William Keefer and
John Wood.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
A dance followed the last meeting OF
Hope Council. A card party will be
| held March 20. 4 card and bingo party
will be held at the home Of Mrs. Jen-
kins, GAL I street southeast, March Il.
THE MACCABEES.
1F..%he Wa osbinCtnn Hive at IT'S last