Evening star., 1933-09-24

QucC QlVlne services at CQe CQQ FELLOWS
Home, 1888 N street, today at pm
DR.. John Weidley of Church of the
Reformation will deliver the sermon
ORDER OF SHEPHERDS OF
BETHLEHEM.
Loyalty Lodge will meet September
25 at pm. in Northeast Masonic
Temple.
KNIGHTS OF PYTLnAS.
Syracusians Lodge conferred the
Knight rank on Wilson Latham and
William Meads, Chancellor Comdr.
O'Roark presented the petition for ap-
plication for membership of c. E. Dun
nington by reinstatement and transfer.
On the last Friday in September the
lodge will adjourn to a local seafood
house and participate in get-together
banquet.
Amaranth Lodge acted as host to the
grand chancellor and his officers Mon
day evening. The program included
Miss Melissa Mclean, pianist; Isabelle
Hamilton, fancy dances; Miss Ethel
Lamor, songs and Miss Ethel Abrams,
Hawaiian dances. The speaker Of the
evening was Supreme Representative
Edgar c. Snyder Applicants for
membership were Frank H. Swain, and
Charles E Swain, of keystone, w. Va,
and Palmer L. Hanson of Opelika,
Ala
Oriental Lodge will confer the Page
and Esquire ranks at its next conven-
ton.
Calanthe Lodge will confer the Page
and Esquire ranks at the next con-
vention
Washington Company. No l., U. R
Z. P, announces the resignation OF
Capt. A. R. Newcomb. 1t Is under
stood Lieut. w. w. Clements Of Alex
andria, will be installed as its next
captain.
Rathbone Temple. Pythian Sisters.
the grand chancellor.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Mrs. Jennie Trunnell attended the
annual convention Of the National
Council in Harrisburg, Pa, as national
representative. The convention named
Edward Wolfkiel of New Jersey as ma
tional councillor. Mr.. Wolfkiel appointed
Past State Councillor Cola Duval men,
ber of the National Organization Com
mittee.
True Blue Council met with the
councillor, Miss Madge Mills. in the
chair. The application of Mrs. Ethel
Windsor was accepted. Mrs. Floda
Reagan was elected guide and Mrs.
Louise Mcdonald inside guard.
Meetings will be held this week as
follows: Monday, Washington Council;
Tuesday, Hope Council; Thursday, True
Blue Council.
DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE.
The next stated meeting announced
by Queen Roberta S. FoSSe will be Oc-
tober 18 at 8 O'Clock over the Park
Savings Bank.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
A rehearsal Of the officers and guards
of Union Review will be held at the
Thomson School tomorrow evening
Mrs King, State field director. will COM
plete her plans for the Tri-State rally
at the Willard Hotel October 26 and
81. Mrs. Jennie Little will begin re-
hearsalS for the pageant October 4.
BrightWood Review will dispense with
its meeting tomorrow in order to at
tend the rehearsal at the Thomson
School
The Officers Club will meet Wednes-
day evening in the club rooms.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Washington General Assembly, fourth
degree. has changed its regular month
ly meeting from the first to the third
Monday of the month and will meet
October 16 at the Mayflower Hotel
The assembly will attend In uniform
the annual veSper service of the order
which will be held at the Holy Rosary
Church october 8 at 1880 pm.
DR.. George R. Ellis. faithful naviga-
tor. has announced that the Catholic
Information Forum will resume its
series of discourses October is at St
Matthews Church, at 7:30 pm. The
first series will be for six consecutive
Sunday evenings and each talk given
by DR.. George Strohaver OF Georgetown
University
Members of the assembly will visit
Baltimore September 26, to attend the
installation ceremonies of the newly
elected officers of the assembly in that
city. Arthur B. j. Williamson, master
of the fourth degree for the District
of Columbia and Maryland, will con-
duct the ceremonial.
Spalding Council met last Thursday
at the K. of C. Club House with j.
Fred Brady, grand knight, presiding, and
George E. Herring, State deputy, as the
guest of honor. Mr.. Herring gave a
talk on the work Of the recent supreme
convention of the order at Chicago last
month.
A Halloween dance will be held next
month. Council will attend the annual
vesper services October at Holy
Rosary Church.
B.. o. ELKS.
Joseph Mccain, president of the Elks
Bowling League, held meeting Friday
and arranged the bowling schedule. The
first match will be early in October al
the Recreation Bowling Alley.
An oyster roast and dance will be
held october 81.
Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
Members in the District and vicinity
will attend meeting of Village Coun-
Gil and Warsaw Council jointly Octo-
ber 7, to witness the comforting OF de-
grees Those wishing to attend mee!
in the Junior Temple, where the men,
bers will 60 in body to Warsaw, Va.
Anacostia Council met with Councillor
r. F. Kirby presiding. The application
of Clifford Parker for membership was
received The degree and drill team
conferred the degrees on E. A. Sutphir
and William S. Naylor. The council
paid it's respects to the late William
e. Simpson and T. j. Green. On Fri
day evening a delegation from Ana
costa Council attended the meeting
of Mount Vernon Council.
Edward j. Ross Council was called te
order with the councillor, Henry A
Hennig, presiding. The council plans
to visit Levi A. Payne, past councillor
of this council. on his 74th birthday
anniversary.
Benning Council met with the cOun-
cilor, Clifford Long, presiding. The
membership drive, which began last
week under the supervision of Councillor
Long, has resulted in seven new appli-
cations.
Liberty Bell Council was called te