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Evening star., 1938-06-12
Y. w. G. A. News
The Professional Writers

The Professional Writers Club will
meet tomorrow at 7:30 pm.
Tuesday will be Chapter Day at
kamp Kahlert Reservations may be
made by all chapter members in the
membership office. That evening the
business and professional women's de-
partment will have a community sing
and show Mickey Mouse films on the
roof of the "Y." The public is invited
to this program.
Cap'n Ezry's Showboat Players will
meet Wednesday from 1880 to $50
pm. to prepare for their performance
on July 20. They are under the d.
rection of the B. and p. department.
The Thursday Group of the indus
trial department Is planning q pic
mic in Rock Creek Park. The Greek
Mutual Aid Society will meet at 7:30
pm. The second meeting of the
training course for officers Of the B.
and P. clubs will be led by Miss Bertha
Pabst. She will discuss with the girls
the duties pertaining to their specific
ofiice.
The industrial and education de-
partments are sponsoring a trip to
Williamsburg, Va, over the week end
The bus will leave the Y. w. c. A.
at $3.50 am. on Saturday. Reservations
may be made with either of the spon-
soring departments.
The Wednesday Club of 614 e street
NV. will meet on Thursday, June 1e,
at the Palisades Field House for a
picnic supper. The bus will leave
about 4:30.
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K. c. TO HEAR TALK
| BY MSGR. GU|LDAY
Council to Hear Story Of
Flag at Celebration
on Tuesday.

The Right Rev. Msgr. Peter Guilday.
professor Of church history at the
Catholic University and editor Of the
Catholic Historical Review, will tell the
STORY of the Flag" Tuesday evening,
when Washington Council, Knights Of
| Columbus. will hold Flag Day cele-
| bratlon in the local clubhouse.
Preceding the exercises Carmine
Garofalo, grand knight, will preside
over the meeting. Officers will be
elected. DR.. John Bowen OF George.
town University has been nominated
for the office Of grand knight.
William G. MCGUIRE was elected
grand knight Of Spalding Council. J.
Herbert Walsh is deputy grand knight.
Matthew j. O'Callahan, jr., chancel.
Tor; Frank P. Hanrahan, treasurer:
H. M. Whalen, recording secretary;
Lawrence A. Gage, advocate; Ralph
j. De La Vergne, warden; Edward
kammerer, Thomas M. Walsh and
William ]. Ryan, trustees; Bernard
j. Boch, r. H. Rice and Edward B,
Finch, guards.
Thomas j. Myers, deputy grand
knight OF Carroll Council, was nomi-
mated for grand knight at the annual
meeting on Tuesday evening. Elec-
tions will take place June 81 at $3.50
o'clock.
The Annual Supreme Convention
will be held at Cincinnati, Ohio, Au-
gust Is to 18. The Knights Of WASH
ington will be represented by State
Deputy Walter I. Plant and Past
State Deputy George E. Herring.
The annual moonlight excursion Of
the Knights Of Columbus will take
place July 10 on the steamer City
Of Washington.
keane Council will celebrate the
4Oth anniversary of its institution
next Saturday at 7 o'clock with a
banquet, entertainment and dance at
Childs. 1923 Pennsylvania avenue
NV.
The Right Rev. Msgr. Peter Guilday,
professor of church history at the
Catholic University, was among the
81 candidates who were initiated into
the Order Of the Alhambra last Sun.
day at the Willard Hotel It was
under the sponsorship of Acala Cara
van of Baltimore and Alcantara
Caravan Of this city.
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B. P. O. EIks.

The annual Flag Day services will
be held Tuesday in the lodge room at
8 pm. The principal address will be
delivered by Representative Bertrant
w. Gearhart, past exalted ruler of
Fresno, Calf. That part of the cere-
mony describing the evolution of the
nag will be delivered by John D. ,Fitz-
gerald, past exalted ruler of Washing
ton Lodge. There will be music and
vocal selections. The services are open
to the public.
On June 20 at 7:30 pm. a class of
candidates will be initiated by l.. Mar
tin Young, exalted ruler. This will be
the last initiation until October.
The annual Elks Show Boat and
moonlight excursion will be aboard
the steamer City Of Washington June
81.
On June 26, at Green Oaks, Silver
Hill, Md, Washington Lodge will
sponsor an old-fashioned picnic from
noon to pm. for the benefit OF the
Elks Boys Band, in order to raise
funds to defray expenses of sending
the band to Atlantic City in July to
participate in the Grand Lodge Con-
vention parade.
Norman c. Schroth, chairman of
the Orphans Outing Committee, has
completed arrangements for the an
nual outing OF the children from the
various homes in the District at Glen
Echo Park June 29.
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National Union.

United Council elected Everett M
Pershing, Stanley Schum, John B.
Dickman and Walter T. Wilkinson
delegates to the assembly. Alternates
are Orville F. Sandefur, Ralph L.
Caplan, Melvin d. Newland and
Emery F. Weightman. The assembly
will meet in Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie on June 2l for the election Of
three senators to represent the Dis
trict Of Columbia at the senate ses-
sions at Toledo, Ohio, the week Of
July 18.
r. r. Schneider resigned Is presi-
dent of United Council. Senator VIII
liam J. O,Brien installed the follow
ing new officers: Orville F. Sandefur,
president; James B. Robertson, vice
president; Earl Z. Dodge, speaker;
william e. Perry, chaplain; Jack L.
Menefee, usher, and William e. Burch.
sergeant.
The speaker Of United Council,
James B. Robertson, arranged . spe-
cial program for the members Of the
Executive Board, who made their an
nual visitation to this council
Victory Council had two candidates
for senator. Joseph M. Bonifant has
withdrawn and his support given to
Samuel Trupp. Senator Michael J.
Kindsfather Is candidate from Poto-
mac Council; Senator william J.
o'Brien, Mckinley; Senator John A.
Marshall, Scott. and Elmer johnson,
Congressional.
Meetings this week are: Wednes-
day, Hospital Service Association
and Congressional Council. Typo
graphical Temple; Friday. United
Council. Pythian Temple. .
Evening star., 1938-06-12
American War Mothers

Mrs. Emil Walter, president of the
State Chapter of the District of CO.
lumbia, and Maj Walter were among
the guests at the garden party given
by President and Mrs. Roosevelt for
the veterans in the hospitals in the
city last Tuesday.
A meeting of the chapter was held
Wednesday evening at the national
headquarters, 1927 New Hampshire
avenue NV. Mrs. Emma Warren.
ways and means chairman, announced
plans for card and bingo party for
the benefit of the State Chapter, the
date to be given later in the month.
The closing social meeting Of the
season for the District Of Columbia
Chapter will be card and bingo party
at the home Of the president. Mrs.
John H. e. Eckert, 3042 Newark street
NV. June II at 2 pm. Mrs. Eckert
will be assisted by her daughter, Miss
Katherine Eckert: Mrs. Mary T. Sham
ahan. national custodian of records;
Mrs. Walter H. Criswell, who will have
charge of the bingo tables, and Mrs.
Elizabeth M. Tucker. Ice cream and
cake will be served
Bicentennial Chapter gave a dinner
Friday, preceding the last meeting Of
the season at the Raleigh Hotel. Mrs.
Edith Fuge, president, presided. Mrs.
Shanahan and Mrs. Amelia Thiele,
past State president, were among the
guests.
The Admiral R. E. Coontz Chapter
met at the National Home and Head
quarters. 1927 New Hampshire avenue,
on June l to present past president
insignia to Mrs. John M. Beavers and
Mrs. Harry Bowling. A musical pro-
gram was given by Mrs Ruth Dowling
Halsted, controlto soloist, and Miss
Helen Campbell Williams, pianist.
James E. Van Zant, past commander
Veterans of Foreign Wars, made the
presentation to Mrs Beavers, whose
two sons served in the Army during
World War, and to Mrs. Dowling,
whose son, Comdr. George Bowling,
is still in active service in the United
States Navy.
Short addresses were also made by
national and State officers and greet
ings brought by the presidents Of the
District Chapter and Bicentennial
Chapter of War Mothers. Mrs. David
j. Rumbough, mother of three sons
still in active service in the United
States Army, presented corsages to the
two presidents, and Mrs. Dowling's
son and husband spoke
The president of the Admiral Goontz
Chapter, Mrs Sophia Pearce, was un-
able to be present because Of the re-
cent death of her husband. The next
meeting will be in September.
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Loyol Order of Moose

Columbia Lodge will meet Tuesday
night at 1414 street NV. to vote on
the applications for the class initia-
ton to be held on June 81.
A moonlight cruise on the steamer
Potomac will be held June II, leay-
ing at $3.50 pm.
At the annual election of officers of
the second degree in Baltimore, Nd.
last Sunday, Hillar Libby of Baiti-
more was elected Great North Moose
to succeed Wade H. Mitchell of WASH
ington, who, in retiring, was presented
with gold life membership card.
John Lowe, secretary of Columbia
Lodge, was elected South Moose, and
Thomas j. Lanahan, also a member
OF Columbia Lodge. was appointed a
member Of the Auditing Committee.
Past Dictator w. F. Amole, who has
been attending the supreme conven-
ton held at Mooseheart, ILL.,, as a rep
resentative of Columbia Lodge, will
read his report at the next meeting.
Evening star., 1938-06-12
Sons and Daughters
of Liberty.

Washington Council will meet to-
morrow night with the councillor, Mrs.
Lillian Wilcox, presiding. The recep-
ton honoring State Deputy Grace
DIETRICH and State committees of the
council will follow. at s35 G street
NV.
Hope Council will meet Tuesday
night at Naval Lodge Hall. Councillor
Henry Gray will preside. A benefit
bingo party will follow.
Potomac Council will meet Wednes-
day night. with Council Howard Will
liam presiding A social will follow.
Justice Council will meet Thursday
night, with the councillor, Mrs. Sud-
worth, presiding. State Vice Coun-
cilor Elizabeth Shepherd will be guest
An excursion will be held down the
Potomac on July 49,
Columbia Council will meet FRIDAY
night with the councillor. Mrs. Marie
Carney, presiding. A social will fol-
low
State Councillor Ethel G. Thorpe
announced that Organization day will
be celebrated July is at Glen Echo.
Evening star., 1938-06-12
Ancient Order Of
Hibernions Lodies
AuxiIiory.

A junior division was organized
Sunday at the Mayhower Hotel by
the District vice president, Mrs. Ellen
T. Stanton, assisted by Miss Teresa
Collins, District president and vice
presidents of the several divisions
Mrs. Mary Kengla, Mrs. Monte Nc
Carron, Mrs. Nellie Curry, Mrs. Helen
Collins, Mrs. Annie Burns and Miss
Mary Jane Collins.
Miss Collins opened the meeting
with prayer. after which Mrs. STAN
ton initiated the new juniors. There
were A charter members. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Miss Honora Walsh; vice, presi-
dent, Miss Josephine Nolan; recording
secretary. Miss Florence Lansdale:
financial secretary. Miss Celine GAL
lagher; treasurer. Miss Patricia
Roach; mistress at arms, Miss Ellen
Fowler; sentinel, Miss Eugene
Merkle; chairman of Standing Com
mittee, Miss June Harrington, and
chairman of Irish history, Miss Jean
Spreckelmyer.
Mrs. Stanton read the closing
prayers and announced the next meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Dora George,
president of Division No. 4. 32l9 Thir-
teenth street NV, yesterday, with
Division No. 8 as hostess.
Evening star., 1938-06-12

Police Boys Band will render music.
The rest Of the program is: Read
ing the names of deceased members
by Grand Patriarch Lewis L. Beazley;
placing flower as each name Is called
by Maj. Alexander L. Hjortsberg, de-
partment commander, P. NJ, I. o. o.
F. Reading the names Of deceased
women by the president of the Re-
bekah Assembly, Mrs. Grace w. Thom-
asson; placing flower as each name
Is called by A. Naomi Cooper, presi-
dent. Department Association, Ladies'
Auxiliary, P. NJ, I. o. o. F. Reading
the names Of deceased chevaliers OF
the Department Of Pennsylvania and
placing a flower as each name Is
called. Benediction by Grand High
Priest Elmer Cummings Placing a
wreath at the Tomb Of the Unknown
Soldier by the grand sire, followed by
all other wreaths. Taps" by Staff
Sergt. Rebbie A. Windsor, United
States Marine Corps.
Those taking part in the parade
aAc 1CQuCcecO W IcpOTC AZ tIlc gaze
at 2:15 to Maj. Gen. William r.
Becker. All colors and banners will
be massed at the right of the line.
Color bearers and banner bearers re-
port to Col. Lemuei H. Windsor at the
west gate.
The first division will be as follows:
Massed colors and banners, band,
Canton Washington, No. /, the canton
of honor; grand sire, deputy grand
sire. all grand masters, grand patri-
archs, president Of the Rebekah As
semblies and all grand representatives,
all taking part in the program, Pa
triarchs Militant, Gen. Adams and
staff on right Of line. ladies' auxil-
iaries.
The second division as follows:
Grand Lodge officers, Grand Encamp-
ment officers, Rebekah Assembly on
GERS, subordinate lodges, subordinate
encampments, Rebekah lodges, junior
lodges and Theta Rho Girls Club.
Evening star., 1938-06-12
Daughters Of America.

Betsy Ross Council celebrated its
11th anniversary with a banquet in
Northeast Masonic Temple. There
were eight Of the surviving charter
members present, including State
Councillor Viola Henley, Associate
State Councillor Edna Gather
State Council Warden Laura Mil
bourn. Associate Councillor Marie
Koenig welcomed the guests. Past
State Councillor Maud A. Wine, one
OF the organizers of this council gave
a brief review of the history OF the
council. The council plans q white
elephant" party on June IS.
Kenmore Council has planned q
bingo for June IS at 419 Seventh
street NV.
Brookland Council celebrated its
third anniversary at the Brookland
Masonic Hall with q party, and ten
dered q reception in honor Of the six
new members added to its roll since
its last birthday party. State Coun-
cilor Viola Henley. Associate State
Councillor Edna H. Gather, Deputy
and National Representative Deborah
Streitberger, during whose term as
State councillor the council was in
stituted, were guests of honor. CDun-
cilor Sallie Cline presided. A short
program of music was presented by
Fred Hazel and son, and Harry Kid
well Of Eagle Council sang. Mrs. Mae
Nau, first councillor of Brookland
Council. cut the birthday cake.
Star Spangled Banner Council will
give a dinner. cards and bingo at the
Fairfax Hotel June 13 at 6 pm.
Councillor Adelaide Miller presided
over Triumph Council. The resigna-
ton of Miss Virginia E. Thompson as
12-month trustee was accepted. Of
fioers elected were: Miss Audrey Bar
bour. councillor; Mrs. Marguerite
Gray, associate councillor: Mrs. Sophia
Schlieth, vice councillor; Miss Virginia
E. Thompson, associate vice councillor;
Mrs. Adelaide Miller, Junior past coun-
cillor; Mrs. Jessie Heeter, associate
junior past councillor; J. w. Schwenk,
recording secretary: Mrs. Agnes Bar
bour, assistant recording secretary;
Mrs. Marie Stephenson, financial Sec
retary; Mrs. Fannie P. Joyner, treas
urer; Mrs. Laura Burke, conductor;
Mrs. Pearl Wolfe, warden: Mrs. Es-
ther Reid. inside sentinel; Thomas
Nutwell. outside sentinel. and Mrs.
Mary De Ment as 18-month trustee.
Representatives to the State council
convention are Mrs. Agnes Barbour,
Mrs. Katheripe Freeburger and Mrs.
Mary De Ment; Harry w. Buell., drill
master; Mrs. Louisa Schwenk and
Pearl Wolfe, color bearers. Installa-
ton Of officers will take place at the
first meeting night In July.
Pride Of Washington Council nomi-
mated officers. Councillor Ola Comp
ton presided. The Past Councillors
Club will hold its second annual
banquet at the Melody Club. The club
will meet tomorrow night at the home
of Past Councillors Ruth and Ernie
Warren, 1922 E street NE.
A moonlight cruise will be given by
John L. Burnett Council June Is on
the steamer City Of Washington,
laaving ut $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1938-06-12
Women of the Moose.

Columbia Chapter met Friday eve
ming at Moose Hall. Oncers were
elected. Mrs. Calvin Giles heads the
chapter as senior regent. A class of
10 candidates were initiated in honor
of Miss Katherine Smith, grand
recorder. A dinner will be held at
the Fairfax Hotel on June Is.
Homemaking Chairman Mae Sine
will entertain the committee chair
men Wednesday evening at COL A
street NE.
Today at Mooseheart, ILL.,, the
Academy Of Friendship and the Col
lege of Regents, the two higher de-
grees Of the women Of the Moose, are
holding their sessions. Mrs. Robert
Baldwin, senior regent Of the local
chapter, will be the recipient Of this
honor at the session today. Past Re-
gent Mrs. Wade H. Mitchell, dean Of
the Academy Of Friendship for the
District Of Columbia and Virginia,
will present the emblem TO Mrs. Bald
!. win.
Evening star., 1938-06-12
Knights Of St. John
Ladies' AuxiIiory.

The dance sponsored by Junior
Holy Name Auxiliary was held Friday
in the knights of Columbus Hall.
The chaperons were Mrs. Frances
Henry, Mrs. Sue Mattingly, Mrs.
Marie Dwyer, and director, Mrs.
Emma Panzer A meeting will be held
on Wednesday in the X. G. Hall.
A bingo party will be held in the
hall on Thursday by Holy Name
Auxiliary. Mrs. william j. Loefier Is
chairman.
st. AIMS Auxiliary held q meeting
last Thursday in ST. Peters Hall.
A meeting Of st. Matthias Auxiliary
will be held today.
Supreme Trustee Mrs. Omi X.
Bingham visited Baltimore on q tour
of promotion on Wednesday.
Immaculate Conception Auxiliary
will hold bingo party In the X. G.
hall on Thursday.
The 30th anniversary celebration of
st. Joseph's Auxiliary will be held at
the Continental Hotel on June 20.
Evening star., 1938-06-12
Hotel Greeters
|Of America.

Visiting delegates en- route to the
national convention in Atlantic City
will be entertained next Sunday with
. breakfast, sightseeing tour and buf-
fet luncheon. The "0reeter Presidents
Special train from the West Coast,
which arrives at 1880 an, will be met
by the Washington delegation.
At the recent Shoreham Hotel meet
ing President G. Stuart Bingham was
elected to represent Charter No. 81 at
the national conclave.
: President Mrs. Harry Stewart was
elected speaking delegate for the aux
iliary, with Mrs. Eva G. Ruff as alter
nate. Other delegates elected were
Mrs. Weston B. Jones, Mrs. Charles
Eckert, Mrs. Carol Armhold, Mrs.
Frank Orbelle and Mrs. Bessie Stevens,
alternate.
A meeting Of the @. Steuart Bing-
man Auxiliary Achievement Award
Committee was held at the home Of
the secretary, Mrs. Alma Williamson,
on Tuesday night. Announcement Of
the winners will b made ct the next
regular meeting.
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|. 0. 0. +. READY
FOR PILGRIMAGE
Ceremonies Will Be Held at
Unknown Soldiers Tomb
Today.

The annual I. O. o. r. memorial
pilgrimage to the Tomb of the Un-
known Soldier at Arlington Cemetery
will be held this afternoon.
Members will meet at the Fort Myer
gate at 2:30 o'clock and march to the
tomb. The invocation will be given
by the Rev. G. H. Corkran. grand chap
lain. Grand Master Arlington s..
Custer will introduce Grand Sire
Thomas G. Andrews Of Oklahoma, who
will make the principal address. The
Evening star., 1938-06-12
Royol Neighbors
Of America.

Fidelity Camp will meet June 16 at
. pm. at the Thomas Circle Club.
An essay contest for juvenile men,
bers will be conducted as a feature
Of the annual summer juvenile mem.
bership campaign, according to Mrs.
Nena Diesman, district deputy. It
will be from June to August 81.
The subject Of the essay will be "Why
Every Boy and Girl Should Belong
to the Royal Neighbors Of America. |"
Thsy must be sent to the ONCE at
Rock Island. Ill.
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w. G. T. U. News.

Southeast Union will meet tomorrow
at 2 pm. In the District of Columbia
headquarters, 522 Sixth street NV,
with the president, Mrs. M. A. Brad
burn, presiding. Guest speakers will
be Mrs. Ida w. Ramsey and Mrs. Flor
ence w. Warner, president and cor
responding secretary. respectively. Of
the District Union.