Evening star., 1933-10-08

leader Is Mrs. Mordecai Ezekiel :,
The regular weekly tea will be helc
Monday, October 8, at 4 pm. at TN
clubhouse with Mrs. James K. McCln'
took as hostess. The monthly pusneS
meeting of the Washington Brancf
will follow the tea.
On wednesday at 7:30 pm. the Du'
Organizing Committee; National Repre-
sentative Jennie Trunnell. and Deputies
Elizabeth Shepherd and Fannie Mason
The council will meet again TUESDAY.
The last meeting Of True Blue Coun-
cil on September % was conducted py
the councillor, Miss Madge Mills. Ine
application Of Mrs. Margaret Denton
was accepted. Mrs Ethel Windsor wa
elected and installed as associate VICE
councillor. Nine new applications foI
membership were received. the nex1
meeting Will be Thursday. -,
other councils meeting this week VIII
be Washington, on Monday, and 70.
tomac, on Saturday; both at s35 9
place.
JR. O. U. A. NJ.
Star Spangled Banner Council had as
guests on September 20 Junior Past
State Councillor Thomas F. Jones, State
Chaplain George L. Myers, State Vice
Councillor E. NJ. Garrett and Brother
w. TAYLOR from Potomac Valley Forge
Council. Brother Taylor presented the
council with a funeral flag, heartily
md thankfully received by the councillor
The applications Of William F. Trev-
athon and Edward Schwieger were re-
ceived. IL
The last regular session of Anacostia
Council met october 2. The council
had as its guests Past State Councillor
John D. Simpson, State Outside Sentinel
Samuel Hubacher, and State Press Cor
respondent George F. Scott. The appn-
cations of Samuel l.. Kuse, NJ. L: Lemon
and Charles King were received: Thls
council will hold class Of initiation
On October %.
Benning Council, No. 81, met October
/. The membership drive teams re-
ported eight new applications for mem
bership. A dance will be held IN the
Northeast Masonic Temple on October
%, at $50 pm. This council VIII at,
tend church services at the Sultlano
Church.
Benning Council No 81. had as its
guest at its last meeting. State Chap,
lain George L. Myers, who represented
State Councillor C. H. Hid, in deliver
ing a message for National Counclior
william S. Howe. Other guests were
Ivan Gates, State deputy OF lndepeno-
ance Council. who spoke ON the prog
ress this council Is showing Otnei
Ctofo rNrno w
Hawkins, John Payne, William Lewis
and Thomas Froshlick. b..
Woodrow Wilson Council, No. III, met
last Tuesday evening One application,
for membership was received. State
Treasurer R. W. Hawkins was the honor
guest and spoke on behalf Of the State
council on the subject Of increasing
membership.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. Jennie Little, supreme pageant
director. who Is in Washington prepar-
ing for the pageant which precedes the
dance October q at the Willard, an
event of the tri-State rally, is spending
q few days In Virginia and North Caro-
lima, meeting participants from those
places in the pageant. She will return
Thursday and will have a series OF re-
hearsals in the club rooms.
Brentwood Review will meet in the
Macfarlane High School auditorium to-
morrow evening. National Review will
meet Friday afternoon in the club
rooms.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
Court Lady Of Lourdes, No. 1120
Bethesda, held their monthly meeting
October 2, with the grand regent, Mrs
Marie L. Hunter, IN the chair.
Mrs Mary A. Kennedy reported on
the annual retreat Of the federation
which is to be held at the Washington
Retreat House today. The court voted
to pay the expenses Of one member to
the retreat.
It was decided to have installation OF
officers and initiation in November and
to invite the Courts of Forest Glen and
Gaithersburg to participate.
A card party will be held at the
on Friday, October 27, for the benefit
Of the church debt fund. Mrs. Glare
Kenner was named chairman.
Election Of officers was held with
the following results: Grand regent
Mrs. Mary L. Hunter; vice regent. Miss
Margaret J. Buckley; prophecies, Mrs
Margaret Collins; monitor, Mrs. Cath
ertne G. Burgdorf; financial secretary
MIS-. Norbertine r. Overholt; treasurer
Miss Edith Thompson; historian, Mrs
Betty Dacy; lecturer, Miss Stella
Brown; sentinel, Mrs Theresa Powell;
organist, Mrs. Martha Barbee, and
trustees, Mrs. Mary A. Kennedy and
Mrs. Clare w. Kenner.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
State Deputy George E. Herring an
nounced that the Knights OF Columbus
of the District Of Columbia have COM
pleted arrangements for their Columbus
day celebration, which will consist o1
the placing Of wreath at the base Of
Columbus Monument at the Union Sta.
ton Plaza, by the supreme treasurer
D. j. Callahan at 10 O'Clock, Thursday
morning.
In the evening Leo A. Rover, United
States district attorney and a former
State deputy of the order. will deliver
radio address over station WMAl
from $50 to GAS pm. At 8 pm. the
entire membership has been invited tc
join In a celebration to be held at the
K. Of c. Hall. 918 Tenth street, at which
the principal speaker will be Senator
Patrick McCarran Of Nevada. Other
speakers, entertainment and refresh
ments will complete the program.
Keane Council met last Thursday IN
the club house and outlined program
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