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the assembly attended the annual
at Georgetown University and were
later guests of Rev. w. Coleman Nevils,
president Of Georgetown University, at
breakfast.
A card and bingo party will be held
at the club house, 918 10th street, May
"a at 8 pm, for the benefit Of the fund
for the installation of electric lights
in the Home of the Little Sisters OF the
Poor.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. Eta King. State field director
Of Virginia, North Carolina and the
District of Columbia, conducted a
meeting in the club rooms Tuesday. She
was assisted by Mrs. Anna Lucord OF
Richmond, Va. Mrs. King outlined her
plans for the Tri-State rally to be held
at the Willard October 26 and 81. She
will be here June ~ to conduct rehears-
ais for the rally and offers prize to
the review having the most members
present at this and all following re-
hearsals.
Columbia Review, Mrs Elizabeth
Sweeney, president, will hold q card
party in the club rooms June 3, at $50
pH
evening, with Washington Review host
ess. In the club rooms. After the busi-
ress meeting a Mothers day party will
be conducted by the president, Mrs.
Lille Patrick.
| Brightwood Review will meet in the
Mcfarland High School tomorrow eve
ming.
| Columbia Review meets In the club
rooms Tuesday evening.
National Review will have lunch
con at noon Friday, to be followed by
meeting at pm.
Mrs. Alma Lawrence, Galeton, Pa;
Mrs. Justine Thrift, Iowa; Mrs. Alma
Condit, San Diego, Calf; Mrs. Kate
Carney, Indianapolis, Ind; Mrs. Anna
Lucord, Richmond. Va, we're guests at
the meeting in the club rooms Tuesday
| evening.
JR. o. u A. M.
Star Spangled Banner Council met,
with Past Councillor w. M. Boyd pre-
siding as master Of ceremonies, for its
Mothers day program. Those present
were the mothers, wives and friends Of
the council. Songs were sung by the
quartet, composed of Mrs. Frank Barr,
| George L. Myers, James B. Waddell and
]. w. Townsend. J. B. Waddeu sang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barr sang q duet.
Bob Lertch rendered whistling solos, &C
companied at the piano by Miss Mil
dred Haas. The council will hold q
| bingo party May 26.
s. M. Bell presided over Andrew Jack
son Council. The next meeting will be
Tuesday evening.
Liberty Bell Council was called to
order, with the vice councillor presiding,
and conferred the degrees on . class Of
candidates for Central Council, Capitol
Heighs, Nd.
Mount Vernon Council on May 20 will
show the motion picture Fruits Of Fra
ternal Love" in its chambers, 523 Eighth
street.
Washington Council was called to
order, with Councillor Morianty pre-
siding. The next meeting will be May
20.
Woodrow Wilson Council invites mem
bers to attend the motion picture
Fruits Of Fraternal Love" May IS In
| the Presbyterian Church at Kenilworth,
D. C.
John L. Burnett Council met, with
, Councillor J. Tucker presiding. This
council has made preparations for
showing the motion picture Fruits Of
Fraternal Love" May 26 In Calvary
Church, @ street between Thirtieth and
Thirty-flrst streets.
T. P. Redd presided over Anacostia
Council and made arrangements to at
tend Esther Memorial Church on the
tor, II. Waldo Manley, will deliver the
sermon.
DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE
A luncheon and card party will be
given by Princess Clara Smith and
Princess Lille Sibbett May % at 1890
pm. at the home OF Princess Clara
Smith, Baltimore avenue and Sixty first
street, Capitol Heights, Md.
The next stated meeting will be held
June II.
THE MACCABEES.
Martha Washington Hive with Comdr
Martha Purchase presiding, held q
formal initiation and accepted Hilda
Hornisher, Marie Ryon and Bessie Dem
ham TO full membership state Man
ager w. 0. Hayes and Mrs. Hayes and
Regional Director E. Olive Eckert were
the principal speakers. A Mothers day
program featuring Mrs. Cora Flagg as
mother.
b. p. .O.E.
Chairman Fred Whitehead has made
| arrangements for an old-timers nikht,
which will be held at the Wednesday
| night meeting. Any member having
been in Washington Lodge IS years
or more Is eligible to participate In the
| program.
The Dance Committee, under the d.
rection Of Charles L. Rouse. Chairman.
brought their regular Thursday and
Saturday night dances to close
May II.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Rathbone Superior Lodge attended
the grand visitation to Syracusians
Lodge. On May 2s this lodge will hold
mock trial"
Oriental Lodge conferred the knight
rank. The members Of Martha Wash
ington Temple, Pythian Sisters, served
| a banquet.
Washington Commandery, No. /, q.
R. K. of p, held an open meeting
Monday with an entertainment and re-
| freshmens
AT the last meeting OF the board
OF directors OF the pythian Hall As
sociation, dividends Of 81 per share
were declared on the hall stock. The
annual election Of officers will be held
early In June.
syacusians Lodge was visited by
Grand Chancellor Schwartz and hts
emcers. On Friday the esquire rank
was conferred on Maj. William T. Kit
tenger and z. r. Tuel The knight rank
Will be conferred May IS. On June 8
the lodge, with Rathbone Temple
Pythian Sisters, will conduct . neon
| light excursion down the Potomac.
Grand Chancellor Schwartz paid his
annual oficial visit TO Capitol Lodge
| Tuesday. Capt Newcomb and oficers
from Washington Commandery, No. l,
| U. r. K. of p, acted as escort An
entertainment and refreshments we're
offered
| Columbia Lodge will have an enter
! tainment and banquet May a.
Calanthe Lodge will confer the page