Evening star., 1933-04-02

Albert was appointed to find . new
meeting place. DR.. Aaron Cohen and
| Lee Dugan were appointed as specia.
| Delinquent Committee. Mrs. Cleada E
Horne was appointed as press repre-
sentative, Mrs. Ethel Windsor chairman
| Of the Delinquent Committee and Mrs
Mary r. Smith chairman Of the Audit
| ing Committee.
Loyalty Lodge will have a candle
| light tea April 10 in Northeast Masonic
Temple A birthday meeting will be
held April "a
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Spalding Council will meet next
Thursday at the club house at pm
Arrangements have been completed for
a celebration of the thirty-fourth ami
versary of the council April 20, followed
by seui-f1nal oratorical contests of the
Catholic University Conference of the
/ Catholic Students Mission Crusade
The subject of the orations Is "The Part
of the Catholic Student in Home and
Foreign Mission Activity" c. j. O'Toole
is chairman of the Inter- Conference
Committee. On April % the council
will hold its annual communion service
at st. Matthews Church, which will be
followed by breakfast at the Mayflower
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the third degree will be conferred on a
large class. The celebration will close
on Monday evening, April "a, with an
"Old Time Evening" at which number
of prominent guests will be present
There will be an entertainment followed
by buffet supper. T. j. Quirk is chair
man of the Committee on Arrangements
and will be master of ceremonies during
the evening.
Thomas j. Trodden, faithful navi-
gator of the fourth degree, Washington
General Assembly, knights of Colum-
bus, announces the assembly will be
present in uniform today at $3.50 pm.
as guard of honor for Archbishop
Michael j. Curley of Baltimore at the
confirmation services to be held at st.
Michael's Church, Silver Spring.
The April meeting of the assembly
Mayf1ower Hotel. DR.. George r. Ellis,
faithful patron, has provided a pro-
gram of entertainment, including Rev.
Paul McNally, professor of astronomy at
Georgetown University, and John
Bowen of the Washington Catholic Evi-
dence Guild.
The assembly will hold its annual
Easter dance at the Willard Hotel April
II and will also participate April % at
the annual communion services at st.
Matthews Church and the breakfast
following at the Mayflower Hotel.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
The annual retreat of Court District
of Columbia 212 with Right Rev. william
j. Hafey, Bishop of Raleigh, N. c., re-
treat master, is now being held at the
ITocI I1fx rf~r, Da@r
wood road northeast. A large group
have been present at the ceremonies,
which began Friday evening and will
close Monday morning. Today the
juniors will attend the services and meet
his excellency. Members from neigh
boring courts also will be present. Miss
Mary Ahern is chairman of arrange
ments.
The business meeting Of the court
will be held Tuesday evening at the
Willard, where the EaStertime card
party and dance will be held April 20.
The guest speaker for the Converts
League meeting April 81 will be Rev.
Ignatius Smith. A musical program Is
being arranged.
Miss Romona Raley has completed
der direction of Arthur White of the
religious drama, "On the Third Day."
at Wardman Park Theater, April 3, by
the Drama Study League.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Grand Chancellor Alfred M. Schwartz
announces tribute will be paid the sub
ordinate lodge for the domain. of the
District of Columbia, which by the end
of the year has shown the most
activity.
On April 10 Calanthe Lodge will