Evening star., 1933-07-16
ME Mason. Bingo will be played after
the meeting July 20.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.

was CaueQ 10 OToer Dy COmoI. ~. l.
Smith. The following ofncers were
installed: Commander, Mrs. Anna
Stewart; vice commander, Miss Lillian
Carrick; marshal, Mrs. Addie Brady;
chaplain, Mrs. Florence Tyler; mistress
of ceremonies, Mrs. Hester Burke; in
side guard, Mrs. Lola Albin: outside
guard. Mrs. Jessie Johnson; 18 months
trustee, Mrs Helen Kyle; representa-
tive to Supreme Lodge, Mrs. Hester
Burke; alternate. Mrs. Maggie Licarione,
and past commander, c. T. Smith; aide
to commander. Mrs. Maggie Licarione,
and pianist, Phil A. Kenney. The hon.
ors of past commander were conferred
| upon Miss Helen Grissam, who was
presented with a gold emblem, past
commanders pin and certificate by
Deputy Seaton.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: Chairman Good and Welfare,
Don Morocco; Press Representative
Grissam, Mrs. Maggie Licarione and
Mrs Lola Albin; Delinquent, Mrs. Eva
Raba, c. T. Smith, Don Morocco. Mrs
Florence Tyler and Miss Helen Grissam
The next meeting will be July II at
808 I street. There will be a bingo
party after the meeting.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Syracusians Lodge held its last meet
ing for the Summer Friday and enter
tanned as guest of honor Grand Master
at Arms Arthur E. Carr of Seattle
Wash. Among the other guests present
were Past Grand Chancellor Day and
Grand Master at Arms E. S. Young
Application for membership was re-
ceived from w. c. Latham Of Oxon
Hill, Md.
Calanthe Lodge conferred the Esquire
and Knight rank on A. B. Goldstein.
Deputy Grand Chancellor Beall, as
sisted by Past Chancellors Harding and
Gartner, installed officers Of Forest
Oak Lodge Of Gaithersburg last Monday
evening
Grand Chancellor Schwartz is ar
ranging membership drive. assisted by
Chalrmen Supreme Representative Ham,
lin M. Vandervort and Past Grand
Chancellor E. J. Newcomb. The grand
chancellor has offered $25 to the lodge
showing the greatest increase in men,
bership during this drive. The drive
ends November 18.
Rathbone Temple, Pythian Sisters.
held a card party Friday evening. The
temple has recessed until September.
The Seven, Eight and Nine Club met
Monday evening. Bridge was played,
followed by a watermelon feast
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The joint installation of officers Of
the five councils was held July at the
K. Of C.. Hall and presided over by Dis
trict Deputy William H. Murray. The
councils are headed by the following
grand knights: Washington Council,
M. J. Racioppi; Keane Council, James
P. McKeon; Carroll Council, w. F.
Delaney; Spalding Council ]. Fred
Brady. and Potomac Council, George
F.. Howell
Supreme Treasurer D. J. Callahan
address. State Deputy George E. Her
ring outlined the policies for the COM
ing year.
Carroll Council will meet Tuesday
evening at BIS o'clock at the Knights
Of Columbus Hall, 9l8 Tenth street.
The newly elected officers are as fol-
lows: w. Francis Delaney, grand
knight; Harry j. Kane, jr.. deputy
grand knight; John H. Pellen, chan
cellor; w. c. P. Morris warden; James
w. Mclaughlin, assistant warden:
Henry ]. Kane. financial secretary;
n.
Garges, Dan Healey and Joseph
Quinn. trustees. and Charles J. Tobin
and w. D. Willcoxon. members Of the
chapter.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
Miss Mary c. Duffy has again been
the unanimous choice for supreme
regent of this organization. At the
fifteenth biennial convention, held in
Colorado Springs. Colo, the delegates
and members we're addressed by many
eminent churchmen and laymen.
The Converts League Conference was
presided over by Miss Florence Winter
Of Court D. C. 2l2 1t was founded
in Washington in 1927 by Rev. Francis
P Lyons.
During July and August there will
be but one meeting a month of the
local court. The meeting for July will
be next Tuesday evening at the Willard.
JOBS DAUGHTERS.
Bethel, No. 1, will hold a lawn fete
July II at Eleventh and H streets
northeast. from to II pm. Arrange
ments have been made to play cards
or bingo.
THE MACCABEES.
National Tent will meet Wednesday
night in Odd Fellows Temple and initi-
ate large class. followed by water
melon feast. Record Keeper and Su-
preme Delegate George A. Degenhardt
after tho meeting will leave for Detroit
to attend the supreme convention.