Evening star., 1933-04-16
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

completed for the annual card party
and dance Thursday at the Willard.
Cards from $50 to IL; dancing, 10 to
l o'clock.
The Daughters will be guests at the
dinner at the Mayf1ower tomorrow in
favor of world peace.
Rev Ignatius Smith will be the guest
of honor and principal speaker At the
Converts League meeting. April 81.
The question box will be in charge OF
Rev. Father Burggraff. The meetings
are open to the pubic. Miss Florence
Winter and her committee have ar
ranged a musical program to be given
by students of Trinity College.
B.P. o. ELKS.
Washington Lodge will hold an oyster
roast in the rathskellar of the club,
919 H street, April Is. After the session
of the lodge April 26. an athletic night
will be held; it will be in the form of
a smoker. Eight bouts of boxing will
be presented.
At last Wednesdays meeting the fol-
lowing new members took their degree:
Henry Leish, Frank G. Hartman, John
r. Mallock, j. A. Manning. DR.. Thom-
as E. ODonnell, retiring trustee, was
presented a silver service and an hon
orary life membership.
Jr. o. U. A. M.
State Councillor c. H. Hid and his
officers paid their last annual fraternal
visit of the season to the subordinating
councils, April Is. at Liberty Bell Coun-
cil The moving picture. Fruits OF
Fraternal Love-" of the two Orphans
Homes Of the Jr. O. U. A. M. will be
shown in the Masonic Hall. Fourteenth
and u streets southeast, tomorrow at
8 pm, under the direction OF the Ana
costa, Eagle, Benning and Woodrow
Wilson Councils.
j. Morgan Read Council was called
to order by Councillor w. H. Gscheidle.
The state council and officers made
their annual visit. National Vice
Councillor Howell. National Warden T.
E. Simmer. Past National Councillor
Luellen, state Deputy of Virginia Win
ner were special guests. The principal
address was made by State Outside
Sentinel S. Hubacker.
Anacostia Council met with Councillor
T. P. Redd presiding. An election for
trustee for a period of nine months
caused by the resignation Of Trustee
Z. A. Diehl resulted in the election of
H. I. Beall. A membership campaign
was organised with Capt. r. L. Little
Of one team and H. Collins Of the
other. Applications for reinstatement
were received from r. L. Baxter and
w. r. Rhines. The council Will meet
tomorrow evening.
Star Spangled Banner Council was
called to order by Councillor A. E.
Tavenner H. j. Thompson was elected
to membership. The committee on
Mothers day program reported that
there will be q special program May IL
in honor of Mothers day. A bingo
party will be held in the council room,
008 I street, April %. The committee
on entertainments was instructed to
make preparations for an excursion to
Marshall Hall in August. Eagle Court,
Order of the Grand Orient, reported
they are planning large class initia-
tion to be held in the council room
April "a. The council is planning on
an oyster roast for the latter part OF
April. Initiation for the council will
be the second Friday in each month:
Benning Council met with Councillor
j. H Cleary presiding. The council ap-
pointed c. L. Long to make arrange
ments for entertainment and dances in
May. The council also decided on the
winning teams banquet in favor Of G.
Anderson, captain of the Red team,
which initiated Is new candidates into
the order. c. Long, captain of the
White team. was second with IS. and
the Blue team third with IA, making
grand total of 54 new members initiated
In this council. The prizes will be
awarded to the winners at the BAN
quet. G. Anderson, captain Of the
winning team, will receive from the
national councillor gold watch. M. =.
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