Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-24
AMONG THE FRATERNITIES

G.; g. W. Reintzel, v. G.; E. T. Pettengil.
r. s.. 900 New York avenue northwest; An
SON s. Taylor. treasurer; w. H Womersley,
Covenant, No. is-c. L. Himebaugh. n.
G.; p. Fauth. v. G.; Leo s. Schoenthal. r.
s., 425 @ northwest; c. w. Chamberlain.
treasurer; ]. w. Brewer, financial secre-
tary.
Beacon. No. 15-Charles ]. Ziegler. n. G.;
s. A. Foose. " G.: Joseph r. Fague. r. s..
5O4 E northwest; E. w. Bradford, treas
Metropolis, No. 16-John D. Davidson. N
G.: F. E. Dodson. v. G.; Wendell P. Belts.
secretary, 1882 Emerson northeast; II. A.
Bales, treasurer.
L. K. Johnson, v. G.; Enoch Edmonston,
R. s., 926 7 northwest; Jacob N. Belt. treas
urer.
Federal City. No. 2O-J. A. Chisholm. N.
G.; John T. Cam. V. G.; c. 8. LOCKWOOD
r. s., 1868 Emerson northeast; George II.
Eakle, treasurer; Dewitt c. Cook. financial
secretary.
Golden Rule. No &c. L. Dawson, N. g.;
Joseph Burroughs. 515 7th southeast: James
H. Crew, treasurer; Levi Maggie, financial
secretary.
Salem, No. 22J B. Bowie. N. G.: G. M.
Lucas. v. G.; ]. K. Dawson. R. s., 81
Franklin street, Anacostia; Apheus Davi-
son, treasurer; w. H. Nash, financial secre-
tary.
S. B. Posey, v. G.; T. H. Collins, R. s.,
Langdon; ]. G. Durfey, treasurer; Charles
E. Clark, financial secretary.
Amity, No. 26-Charles M. Woolf. N. g.;
Richard A Ford, v. G.; A. c. Emo, 4. s.,
pa 10th street northeast; II. 6. Wilson,.
treasurer.
Phoenix. No. sc. w. Graves. N. g.:
William E. Graves, v. G.; F. A. Johanssen,
recording secretary, 612 street southwest;
N. Raper, treasurer; L. 8. Savage. financial
secretary.
Naomi Rebekah, No. Mrs s. E. Owens.
N G.; Mrs. c. B. Anderson, v. g.; Miss
Annie M. Roberts, r. s., S14 M northwest;
Mrs. William Mothershead, treasurer; Mrs.
r. E. Volland, financial secretary.
Ruth Rebekah No. Mrs. Emma j. Sor-
rell Murray, N. G.; Mrs. Martha E. Howl
son, v. G.: Mrs. M. A. Goodall, R. s., SOL
10th street southeast; Miss Kate L. Sorrell,
treasurer; Mrs. Henrietta Werner, financial
secretary.
Martha Washington Rebekah, No. g.
Mrs. Ella 8. knight. N. G.; Mrs. Anna f.
Wilder, v. G.; Miss Flora 8. Johnson, r.
s.. 423 4th street northwest; Mrs. Anna M.
Coleman, treasurer; VIM. p. Knight, hnan-
cial secretary.
Dorcas Rebekah. No Mrs Mary A. De-
ment, N. G.; Dr. Edith Jewell. V. G.; Miss
Bessie L. Fowler, r. S., 9l5 B street north
east; Miss Nettie Smith. treasurer; Mrs. Ida
Arnold, financial secretary.
Myrtle Lodge, No o. Knights of Pythias.
has organized a ladies' auxiliary In connec-
ton with the Pythian fair. 1t is headed by
Mrs. F. B. Grouse and Mrs. Jacob Nuss-
baum. At the first meeting of the auxiliary
Tuesday night there was large attendance
of members and ladies. Among those pres
ent was Representative Lever or south
Carolina who was recently elected to MEM
bership in Myrtle Lodge. Thomas A. By
mum, chairman of the general committee on
ladies' auXiliarieS, was present and address,
ed the meeting. Refreshments were served
at the conclusion of the business meeting.
Brig. Gen. E. w. Bradford, chairman of
the committee of Patriarchs Militant which
is arranging for the annual trip OF canton
Washington, No. 1, to the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, I. o. o. F., has called meeting of
his committee for tonight at Odd Fellows
Hall. In his announcement o. the meeting
Chairman Bradford says: I'VE ask every
one who will assist in the work of promot-
ing our proposed fair to attend. We want
all our friends. both ladies and gentlemen,
whether Odd Fellows or not, at this meet
ing. Each member of the canton Is expect
ed to do his level best to help the commit
tee in the work. The ladies are already at
work. Each Rebekah lodge is expected to
organize committee to take charge OF one
section of the fair. The Canton ladies. not
Rebekahs, have already organized and are
at work as an organization. as also have
the ladies of Dorcas Rebekah Lodge. The
work of securing donations must be pushed
now. The time is short"
The committee consists of E. w. Brad
ford, chairman; ]. G. Durfey, vice chair
man; ]. Edward Fowler. secretary; John 1.
Brown. treasurer; Frank D. Seiffert, D. "
Chisholm, Charles D. Shackelford and w.
H. Ernest. t-a
The annual visitation of the Grand Coun-
ell, Royal Arcanum. to District Council
Thursday evening. was most notable oc-
casion. The degree team from Maryland
Council. Baltimore. was present, together
with many Of the officers Of the Grand
Council of Maryland. headed by Grand
d III oh ,orl,
effectively exemplified by the visiting team,
the degree being conferred upon several
candidates. Regent Kraus Of District Coun-
ell welcomed the visitors, assisted by Grand
Representative c. r. Zappone, after which
the work of the council was turned over to
Grand Regent Eichelberg of Maryland.
Under good Of the ORDER" addresses on
arcanum work in its various phases were
made by E. c. Eichelberger, Chas. Hogen-
dorp, D. J. Juvenal, T. H. K. Nichols and
Alex. Owens, all of the Maryland Grand
Council; C. r. Zappone, w. H. Brigham
and others. During the evening elaborate
refreshments were served. The attendance
was very large. and much enthusiasm was
manifested.
Ouray Council. Royal Arcanum. will en-
terrain its friends Monday evening, January
26, at it's hail. Northeast Temple. A liter
airy and musical program has been pre-
pared.
Oriental Council. Royal Arcanum, will
give smoker Wednesday evening, January
%. at Typographical Temple.
Mrs. Emma E. Burns worthy matron OF
Bethlehem Chapter, Order Of the Eastern
Star. is native Of Mansfield, Ohio. She
was the daughter Of Benjamin and Eliza
Markley. who soon after her birth removed