Evening star., 1933-04-09

y CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
I AMERICA.
A meeting Of Court D. c. 212 was
presided over by Miss Mary c. Boland
grand regent, at the Willard Tuesday
evening. A communication from Mis-:
Mary c. Duffy outlining the program tc
be presented at-the National Convention
to be held in Colorado Springs was re-
ceived. A committee on membership
was appointed, with Miss Monica Cor
don, chairman; Miss Nell Calnan, Mrs
Nora Schriber Miss Loretta Rife, Miss
Winifred flanagan, Miss Mary Gal
lagher, Miss Glare Green, Miss Grace
Ganley as assistants.
Miss Florence Winter. chairman, an
nounced the guest speaker for the Con-
verts League meeting April 27 will be
Rev. Ignatius Smith The musical pro-
gram will be presented by the students
Of Trinity College. The report from
the retreat held at the Washington
Retreat House was given by Miss Mary
.Ahern.
| The annual card party and dance
will be held April 20. Cards from $3.50
o'clock.
The meeting May will be a business
session.
JR. o, U. A. M.
Edward J. Ross Council met. with
| Councillor W. Miller presiding. Deputy
State Councillor F. c. Manginn presented
, State Councillor c. H. Hid and his OH
GERS on their annual visit. One Of the
| principal addresses was made by State
| Chaplain @. L. Myers, his subject being
The Youth of To-day" State Warden
B. F. Payton announced the film Fruits
OF Fraternal Love" of the Orphans
Home will be shown at Reno Council
April 13 and at the Masonic Temple
Fourteenth and U streets southeast
April IT.
! Anacostia Council was called to order
by the councillor, T. P. Redd. w. L. Green
was elected for reinstatement An cleo
| ton for trustee will be held April 10
There will be no initiation on April IT
| due to the motion picture Fruits OF
! Fraternal Love" being shown. The
council donated an American flag to be
presented to the Allentown public
| school,
Benning Council met with Vice
Councillor c. Long presiding. F. P
Birmingham was taken to Anacostia
! Council to have ths degrees conferred
| Secretary @. Anderson. J. Doggett, r
F. Lloyd and Chairman c. Long are
making arrangements for the banquet to
be given the winning team on the men,
bership drive, which expired March 81
B.. p. o. ELKs.
Installation Of officers was held last
| Wednesday evening. Exalted Ruler
joseph P. Hagerty appointed officers as
| follows: Lemuel Robey, esquire; James
H. McCoole, chaplain; Martin Young
inner guard and John Zimmerman, or
| ganist. The trustees of the lodge
| Harvey C. Belt, William Keefer and
John Wood, have been instructed to re-
decorate the lodge club quarters for the
| Spring and Summer season. A new grill
room will be installed and other inter-
esting features are to be added.
Next Wednesdays session will besfea-
| tured with an initiation Of large class
| who will become members Of Washing
| ton Lodge.
The Thursday and Saturday charity
dances will continue, under the super
vision of Charles L. Rouse.
DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE.
Queen Roberta S. Fosse announced
| the organization is composed of wives,
mothers. daughters. sisters and widows
| Va AAiShAOSAo Vi VAC NAyol4C oAllliC anu
| is organized to assist in charitable
| work. The outstanding activity is in
providing comforts for helpless children
in the Shrine Hospital for Crippled
Children. Samla Temple will hold a
caro- party and dance April "a, at 24OO
| Sixteenth street.
Princess Henrietta S. Vance and
Princess Amy H. Hoover are holding
rehearsals for musicale to be given
in the near future, of which they are
the authors, The Show Boat Of the
Nile"
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
The degree team Of the District of
| Columbia Circle and members Of the
| organization last Sunday went to Rich
mond, Va. Mrs. Agnes Zellers of De-
| troit, Mich, national organizer and di-
rector, prepared a class of rs for initia-
| ton.
A banquet was held in honor of Mrs.
| Zellers, the degree team of Washington,
D. c., and members of the District Cir
| Gle, No. 178. Rev Father John Kelli-
her Of st. Peters Church, Grand Knight
Robert Peoples of the knights Of Co
lumbuS and James Blake, district deputy
| of the knights of Columbus of Rich
| mond, Va; Mrs. Zeller, Mrs. James Has
kell, Washington, D. c.; Mrs Harry
Bicksler Miss Marguerite A. Taylor,
grand regent of Our Lady of Perpetual
/ Help Circle, and Mrs. Katherine A. An
derSon spoke.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Columbia Lodge will elect officers
Tuesday evening at Moose Hall, 1912 I
street.
An open session for all Moose mem
bers. past or present, will be held April
| 25 at Arlington Hotel, when the newly
elected officers will be publicly installed
fessional entertainment. a prominent
speaker will be present and refresh
ments will be served.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The Union degree team will be
guests Of Brightwood Review, Mrs. Lille
Lambath, president, Monday evening at
| Macfarland Junior High. Mrs. Eta M.
King, State field director, Of Norfolk,
Va, will conduct the meeting, and re-
quests all members of the team to be
| present.
National Review meets in the club
rooms Friday
Mrs. Bina West Miller supreme presi-
dent, of Port Huron, Mich, was a Wis
| itor in Washington last week.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Hope Council will celebrate its
forthieth anniversary Tuesday at 1880
p. M and be followed by a musical
program and dance. Neighboring coun-
ellis are invited to attend.