Evening star., 1933-08-27
National Capital Junior Lodge, in jan
uary The lodge will reconvene Sep
tember 8.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.


Washington Council met Tuesday
evening at the Knights of Columbus
Club House, with Grand Knight Michael
J. Racioppi presiding. Washington
Councils chaplain, Rev. Paul A. Nc
Nally, director of the Astronomical
Observatory at Georgetown University
made an address.
Washington Council will hold crab
feast at the club house Tuesday even
ing at $3.50 pm. Members of other
councils are invited to attend.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
At the National Daughters of Isabella
convention in Montreal, Canada, Au-
gust to -, District of Columbia Circle
was represented by Mrs. Frank Wall as
delegate and Mrs. Annie Bourke as al
ternate Mrs Alice Bicksler was re-
elected national director. Mrs. Re-
becca Stanley presented resolutions re-
garding the proposed statue in honor OF
Queen Isabella of Spain, which was to
be erected here, and asked that instead
of this statue that the memorial take
the form of scholarship to the
National Catholic School of Social
Service. The motion was adopted.
The following members of the circle
Miss c. BickSler. Mrs. Margaret Belt,
Mrs. Bourke, Mrs. Margaret Lynman,
Miss Virginia Offutt Mrs. James Has
kell. Miss Ethel Roddy. Mrs. Rebecca
Stanley. Mrs. Mary Tavenner, Mrs.
Wall and Miss Beatrice E. Deeds. Miss
Peggy Attichison and Frank Wall were
guests of the circle at the banquet
given by the organization.
THE MACCABEES.
The officers of the State Camp made
an official visitation to National Tent
Wednesday evening and were welcomed
by Comdr Elmer Fletcher. Musi-
cal selections were rendered by George
Vogeler George Degenhardt reported
on the convention held in Detroit The
next visitation will be to Eureka Hive
at Northeast Masonic Temple, Novem-
,ber %.
Deale Branch Of Capitol Court
junior department held a picnic at
Owings Beach August 18. Races and
games were held and prizes awarded
to Catherine Rogers, Lawrence Rigers,
Gordon Phipps. Kenneth Wood, Vir-
ginia Wood, Edith Dove and Mrs. B. G.
Phipps
The Builders, g social unit of young
MdCCdUSSS, SpSlit ldSt oulANdy az
Owings Beach at the cottage of Mr.. and
Mrs. William B. Severe. The election
of officers was Miss Mary E. Morris,
regent; Charles I. Worthington, vice
regent; Miss Lillian Kramer. scribe.
Miss Ruth Robey was appointed chair
man of the Ways and Means Commit
tee, and George Reese. chairman OF
the Entertainment Committee.
JR. o. U. A. NJ.
Edward Ross Council met, with Past
Councillor Albert S. Hopkins presiding.
Two applications for membership were
received, one Of which was for re-
instatement D. F. Dawson of Village
Council, Northern Neck, Va, spoke. De-
gree Master c. o. Montgomery an
nounced the degree and drill teams will
hold rehearsals after the meetings
every Thursday evening.
Anacostia Council met with Coun-
cilor R. F. Kirby presiding. John w.
Parker, former member, of Elizabeth,
Tenn became a member by reinstate-
ment. The Bylaw Committee made
arrangements to meet Tuesday night at
the home of E. r. Thomas.
Clifford Long presided over the last
session of Benning Council. The mem
bers held an outing at Long Beach.
Nd. last Sunday Councillor Long ap-
pointed A T Gray as chairman of the
Good of the Order Committee for the
term ending December 81. His assist
ants are r. Lloyd, Thomas Devore,
William Ketchumn, Thomas Ingles,
George Anderson. ] Dogett and Cliff
ford Long. Ed S. Dinsey. Allied Van