Evening star., 1933-04-30

McCreight: wrestling bout by Bernard
McGarr and Edwin Karpovick, refereed
by O'Shaughenesy from the Catholic
University team, and musical selections
by the Spalding Council orchestra, di-
rected by Thomas p. Carlin. Refresh
ments were served.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
The Washington degree team. Dis
trict of Columbia Circle, initiated q
class Of 47 April 20 at Ocean View, Va,
at the Nansemond Hotel, where q ban
quet was served. Mrs Agnes Zeller,
national organizer: Mrs. Alice Bicksler
national director, Of Washington, D. c.:
Mrs. Annie Wall, regent, spoke.
A card party was given at the home
OF Mrs. B. ]. Mcmahon, 2S07 Twenty
seventh street, Monday evening, with
Miss Virginia Offutt acting hostess.
The circle will meet May 8.
DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE.
Queen Roberta s. Fosse of the Samla
Temple announced the next meeting
will be held May 17'at 8 pm. over the
Park Savings Bank, Fourteenth and
Kenyon streets. A card party and
dance was held Monday night at 2400
Sixteenth street.
A luncheon and card party viii be
held May 8 at the home Of Princess
Sadie Jenkins, 6l4 I street southeast
at 1890 pm. Queen FoSse Is making
arrangements for q card party to be
given at a later date.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
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2l2 will be held Tuesday evening, when
resolutions to be sent to the National
Convention at Colorado Springs, Colo,
will be adopted.
The annual Communion Sunday is
May IL, Mothers day, when members
attend mass. Rev. Francis X. Cava-
nagh, chaplain, has arranged for the
members Of the local court to attend
st. Marys Church at Sis am. Miss
Agnes Auth Is planning for the break
fast at $50 o'clock. The juniors will
entertain for their mothers and the
ofncers Of Court 2l2 at q tea Mothers
day.
A bingo party will be given Friday by
the Juniors.
A benefit performance will be given
at the National Theater May Is.
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At the last meeting Of the Washing
ton Aerie the following were nominated
for the various onces: For worthy
president. Ralph v. Frankhouser and
Elmer B. Moubray: for worthy vice
president, Charles 8. Hartung; for
worthy chaplain. Charles D. Long: Sec
William Blake; worthy conductor,
Harry A,,rrov. o,,tsida o,,ord n n
Furnary; inner guard, J. B. Eglon, jr.;
trustees, Joseph M. Bonuso, James Eg-
Ion, ST.; Bernard Frankhouser, Warren
D. Hayes and Henry c. Meier; aerie
physician, DR.. Arnold McNitt; delegate
to Grand Aerie, Judge Robert z. Mat
tingly: alternate delegate, j. L. Wege;
auditor, w. H. Webb.
The elections will be held from 7
to 9 pm, May I, at 923 Twelfth
street, where the club rooms Of the
aerie are located.
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.
At its last meeting. Gardenia
Circle was hostess to Grand President
Naomi Swan and her officers on their
ofncial visit. They were received by
President M. Grey. The grand pres
ident announced . membership drive
for the trip to the supreme convention
In Chicago in June.
There were songs by Milton and
Herman Hancock, songs and dancing
by Irma Dykes. q dance by e. Knowles
and harmonica selections by E. A.
Wagner and L. johnson. Vivian Aylor
accompanied at the piano.
There will be a benefit bingo party,
sponsored by Gardenia Circle, tomor-
row at Fourth street northeast.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The board Of directors meets In the
club rooms Monday afternoon.
Victory Review meets in the club
rooms Monday evening.
Liberty Union meets In the club rooms
Tuesday evening.
The Westway Club will meet We'd
nesday evening.
Washington Review meets Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. King Of Norfolk, Va. will be
here May IS and 16 to hold Q meeting
of the Union Decree Team and q meet.