Evening star., 1933-10-08

| rehearsal ana 1t was decided to drill
each Friday night during the coming
season. All degree team members are
expected to attend.
Esther Rebekah Lodge will be In
charge Of divine services at Odd Eel
lows Home today at pm.
Thursday Martha Washington Re-
bekah Lodge No. will celebrate home
coming week. The grand representa-
tive, Mrs. Annie E. Grigsby, will be 4
guest.
The president Of the Rebekah As
sembly, Amy Glossbrenner and her
corps Of officers, accompanied by Grand
Master Morris Dreebeu and his corps
of officers, will pay Brightwood Rebekah
Lodge its annual visit on Tuesday.
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge surprised the
noble grand, Anita I. Haight with q
supper party at the close Of its meet
ing October 3.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Loyalty Council, No. 10, rendered a
reception at its last regular meeting In
honor Of its State officer, Mrs. Viola
Frazier; the State warden. the tncom-
ing and outgoing deputies and pages,
who were the special invited guests Of
the council. The business meeting was
called to order by the councillor, Mrs.
Moler, when the credentials of Mrs.
Elizabeth Shepherd of Golden Rule
Council, No. 10, as the new deputy, were
read and accepted. There was an ex-
tended entertainment program.
Fidelity Council, No. 4, convened Sep
tember 26, with the councillor, Miss Au-
crey Sadler, presiding.
The returning representatives to the
State session Of the State Council, Mrs
| E1oonnr Pfednyo Mre Tnro Tnnac and
Mrs. Sadie Cavanaugh, submitted their
reports of the proceedings. The State
press correspondent, George Cohill OF
Golden Rule Council, No. 10, was q
speaker.
A series of visitations has been planned
by the State Council and will COM
mence tomorrow, when the State coun-
cilor, Ella L. Stone, and her staff OF
officers and committees will call on
Anacostia Council, No. IA.
John L. Burnett Council, No. 5. D. Of
IA, convened Monday evening, with the
councillor, Ethel Slonaker, presiding.
The meeting was devoted to reception
in honor OF the return of the deputy,
Lillian M. Martin Of Pride Of Washing
ton Council, No. 26, and the State
Council inside sentinel. Mrs. Josephine
G. Herbert. The State councillor, Ella
Stone, and her staff Of State and ma
tional officers and committees were
present. At the close of the meeting
Past Councillor Mayree Daley presided
as master Of ceremonies and presented
q program Of entertainment.
Following brief address from the
State Council secretary, Charles H.
Miller, refreshments were served.
At the last meeting of Star Spangled
Banner Council, No. Z, Councillor Mrs.
Elizabeth Stone presided. The follow
ing members were chosen to serve on
the State Good OF the Order Com
mittee: Mrs. Edith Coffin, Mrs. Mary
Miles and Mrs. Fannie Dom. The
council has also appointed Mrs. Ruth
Boswell Herbert Boswell and Mrs.
Lucy Lusby on the State Council Be-
nevolence Committee.
Mrs. Ruth Limerick was received by
reinstatement and installed as the new
assistant recording secretary by the
! senior past councillor, Mrs. Susie Bar
rett, as installing officer, to fill a
vacancy.
Some Of the members expect to jour-
! ney to Richmond, Va, to attend the
rally on October IA. Headquarters will
be at the Hotel Jefferson.
Triumph Council has reorganized
drill team, as follows: Initiatory
councillor, Pearl Wolfe; associate coun-
cilor, Esther Reid; vice councillor, Lii
Ian Mccormick; associate vice coun-
cilor, Nellie Carver; conductress Marie
Stevenson; warden, Mary Nichols;
junior past councillor, Katie Parker;
Goddess of Liberty, Amelia Budesheim;
Uncle Sam, Harry Thompson; inside
sentinel. Maggie Colburn; outside sem
tinel, Hilda Peake; captain of the drill
team, Louise Schwenk; members Of
the team, Fannie Joyner, Agnes Bar
bour, Naomi Grinder, Elsie Hill. Clara
kuell Alice Brumbaugh. Edith Ford.
Catherine Freeburger. Evelyn Harries,
Jessie Davis and Adelaide Miller: mas
ter Of ceremonies, j. w. Schwenk.
A masquerade dance will be held on
chairman. Prizes to be awarded for
the prettiest and most original cos
tunes A committeeship of chairman
Of the Law Committee was given by
the State councillor to Past Councillor
Katherine Freeburger The report of
the State representatives to the recent
annual State conventions was approved.
A rising vote of thanks was given Mary
Walker, Marie Stevenson and Jessie
Davis for donations to the Good of
the Order Committee
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
| 4AA4o WCCh llldl Nd IllS ClObS OI IQ6
series Of official visitations by the
grand chancellor to the subordinate
lodges of the District of Columbia.
On Wednesday, Grand Chancellor Al
fred M. Schwartz with his official line
will be received by Columbia Lodge and
on the following Friday the grand
chancellor pays an official visit to his
own Rathbone- Superior Lodge
Climaxing a membership drive. a
victory ball has been planned for
November 18 at the Pythian Temple.
At the meeting of Capital Lodge No.
"a, October 3, 1t was announced that
its consolidation with Excelsior Lodge
would be celebrated by social Octo-
ber II.
Calanthe Lodge meets tomorrow eve
ming and will confer the page and
esquire rank upon number Of candi-
dates.
Hermione Lodge No IL met Thurs
day evening and installed its new pre-
siding officer, Chancellor Commander
Beach
At the meeting of Syracusians Lodge
No. 10 last Friday the page rank was
conferred upon a class of candidates,
four of whom will become members of
Franklin Lodge, the Oldest Pythian
lodge in the world These members
will receive their esquire rank at the
next convention of the lodge, Octo-
ber 10.
Friendship Temple No. 8. Pythian
Sisters, will hold card party Saturday
at the home of Mrs. Annie JonScher.
1343 Shepherd street.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS.
Miss Mary c. Boland was chosen ter
ritorial deputy of the Catholic Daugh-
tiers Of America at the election Of Court
212 Tuesday evening at the Willard.
Miss Grace Sprucebank was elected
grand regent, Miss Kitty Rupert vice
grand regent, Miss Margaret Cahiu
monitor, Mrs. Nora Schrider prophecies.
Miss Margaret Keane treasurer, Miss
Margaret Trammen financial secretary,