Evening star., 1933-05-28

Golden Rule Council was visited by
the State officers. Councillor Mrs. Vir-
gle Lyons presided. The application
for reinstatement of Edwin Peake was
read, and Mrs. j. d. Bryan was elected
to receive the degree. The semi-annual
nomination of officers were also held.
Esther Council celebrated Its twenty
third anniversary. The standing ofn-
GERS were nominated.
The program included: Reading by
Mrs. Parks, vocal solo by Bernice Berg
ling, accompanied by Miss Bertha at
the piano poems by past councillor
Mrs Mary Walker.
The Past Councillors Association OF
Esther Council met in the home Of Mrs.
Viola Henley, with Past Councillors Mrs.
Dorothy Federline and Mrs. Jones as
sisting. The next meeting will be at
the home of Past Councillor Mrs. Annie
Gingells, assisted by Mrs. Parks and
Mrs Jessie Gill.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Color bearers were appointed by all
councils to participate in the annual
massing of colors at the Washington
Cathedral today, May %. Members
are requested to be present at the west
front of the Cathedral at 3 pm.
Justice Council, at its last meeting,
was host to its recording secretary,
Emma M. Barnes, who was recently
elected State councillor, and to Lille
Boxwell, associate State councillor. The
meeting was conducted by Councillor
Nellie Teeple. There were selections by
the Kitchen Band of Golden Rule
Council. D. of A.: violin solos by Master
George Schickler, and numbers by
Juu1r Simonton, Doris Young, Law
ren0 Alsop, Rubin Poole, little Rita
JohMoA and duets by the Helen
Youngs. senior and junior.
Columbia Council met. with Councillor
F. w. Cochran in the chair. First NOM
nations of officers were made. Plans
were discussed for birthday party at
7 Fourth street northeast June !. Mrs.
Fannie Mason was officially received as
State deputy Mrs. Catherine Coch-
ran has been elected associate State
treasurer.
True Blue Council met, with Coun-
cilor H. B. Mallory presiding. The
new deputy State councillor, Mignonette
Harman, was officially received. Madge
Mills and Viola Frazier were elected
State inside guard and State assistant
secretary, respectively. A reception
will be rendered the new State officers
and deputies June 8.
Pride of Washington Council was or
ganized May 20 by State Councillor
Emma M. Barnes. Deputy State Coun-
cilor Mary Williams was officially re-
ceived and installed the following Of
ficers: Councillor, Clarence Smith; as
sociate councillor, Dorothy Craig; vice
councillor, Eva Bury; associate vice
councillor, Earl Knowles; guide, Dor
othy Seaton; inside guard, Billie Sokol;
outside guard, Duvall Seaton; financial
secretary, Viola Williams; treasurer,
Daisie Joyce; recording secretary,
Marion Petit; associate recording sec
cilor, Margaret Gray; junior ex-asso-
ciate councillor, Joe Chandelier; trustees,
Charles Luh, Marilla Smith and Mary
Payne. Duvall Seaton was appointed
good of the order chairman and an
nounced bingo party June 3. The
council will meet at 7 Fourth street
northeast on the first and third Sat-
urdays.
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.
Grand President Naomi Swami and
her officers paid their annual visit to
Congressional Circle last Monday at
Pythian Temple. Entertainment was
furnished by Mrs. Helen Young, Rita
johnson, Junior Simonton, Doris Young
and Helen Young, who sang, accom-
panied by Mae Chick, pianist Also Mr..
Simpson and his violin. Mrs. Mabel
Owens and Marguerite Knapp sang, &C
companied by Paul Biekitt, pianist.
National Circle gave a benefit bingo
party at Phoenix Club last Wednesday.
There will be benefit bingo by all
circles at the home of William Sud-
warth, 81 u street, June 2.
Gardenia Circle will give a dance at
7 Fourth street northeast June 5.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
A party in honor of Mothers day
was given by Washington Review at the
officers club meeting Wednesday eve
ming Mrs Catherine Dean represented
the older mothers, Mrs. Elsie Meyer the
younger mothers, and Miss Elsie Meyer
the juniors. Master Edward Bernardo
sang solos in English, Italian and Ger
man. Mrs. Stella Nye sang. with Miss
Ruth Hartzell at the piano. Mrs.
Julia Gatewood gave piano solo. Mrs.
Martha Moore gave reading.
Washington Review meets in the
club rooms Friday evening.
DE MOLAY.
Robert LIE Bruce Chapter conferred
the degrees, jointly with the Alexandria
and Clarendon Chapters at the George
Washington Masonic Memorial in Alex
andria Wednesday.
Robert lie Bruce will confer the ma
jority degree on group of alumni June 2
at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, 433
Third street at 8 pm.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Columbia Lodge held an entertain
ment feature Wednesday. Past Grand
Chancellor Day, Past Grand Chancellor
Newcomb and others made the ad-
dresses.
Syracusians Lodge conferred the
knight rank on Maj Kittenger and
Esquire Tuel Past Chancellor Hard
ing of Forest Oak Lodge spoke. A
motorcade trip has been arranged for
this lodge to go to Newmarket Va,
June 3 and return next day, to visit the
oprhans at the Hines Pythian Home. A
moonlight trip is June 8. The page
rank will be conferred June 2.
Calanthe Lodge conferred the page
rank at the last meeting.
Chancellor Commander Wise of Web
ster Lodge advises that the lodge has
several prospects for the page rank in the
near future and that Past Chancellor
Warner will coach a dramatic team to
confer the several ranks on these CAN
didates. The knight rank will be con-
ferred May 26. June Syracusians
Lodge, in conjunction with Rathbone
Temple, Pythian Sisters, will conduct a
moonlight excursion down the Potomac.
Grand Chancellor Schwartz paid his
annual official visit to Capitol Lodge
Tuesday He was attended by his off,
GERS. Supreme Representatives Wander
wort and Snyder were the speakers OF
the evening.
rank tomorrow evening.
DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE.
Queen Roberta S. Fosse announces
the next meeting of ,Samla Temple will
be held June 81 over the Park Savings