Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-14
Battled With Old Hickory.

business sides of the order. The degree
work was eXemplified on five candidates.
At the close of the meeting light refresh
ments We're served. The following officers
We're elected for the year: Representatives
to the Grand Council, Max Abel, John
Redding and I. S. Childs; alternate repre-
sentatives, c.. r. Robinson, j. r. Boobar
and G. w. Slater; regent, r. E. Hess; vice
regent ]. c. Williams; orator, G. c. Dunn;
sitting past regent. John Redding; secre-
tary, II. G. Brinkley eighth term); col
lector, 7. NJ. Hayes eighth term; treas
urer, L. l.. Marceron eighth term); chap
lain, M. l.. Spanier; guide, j. w. Berke-
ley; warden, John Bloomer; sentry, Chas.
Hepburn; trustees, ]. r. Cook, L. L. Davis
and E. NJ. Deuterman; representative to
Hospital Bed Fund Association, DR.. J. w.
Hodges.
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Master. John R.
McChesney; senior warden, George B.
Heinecke; junior warden, Anthony Lehr;
secretary, w. E. Nalley, r. M, (re-
elected; treasurer, Thomas Grant ire
elected; senior deacon, c. A. Borden:
junior deacon. J. d. Crawford; master of
ceremonies w. w. hammond; chaplain,
Rev. E. c. Powers; senior steward, H.
H. Sherwood; junior steward, w. H.
H. T. Rogers, P. NJ; delegate to Masonic
board of relief, ]. D. Crawford; delegate
to ST. Johns Mite Association, c. A. Bor-
den; representative on board # directors
of Masonic and Eastern Star Home, a. T..
Shaw, p. M; proxies, c. A. Borden, j.
d. Crawford, H. II. Sherwood.
National Hive, No 1, Ladies of the
Maccabees, has elected the following Off
GERS: Past commander, Mary I. Dunn;
lady commander, Tilla a. Dean: lieuten-
ant commander, Mary l.. Pierce; record
keeper. Lula S. Hammond; finance audi
tor, Annie C. Lyles; chaplain, Fannie Z
Walters sergeant Mary Schonenberger;
tinel, Gertrude Hecht; picket Margaret
Draley; pianist Alice Rippon; official
prompter, Lola NJ. Julian; captain of the
guards, Annie M. Holcer; first banner
bearer, Mary Sillers; second banner
bearer, Florence Sprague; third banner
bearer. Mary A. Lowenstein. Arrange
ments have been completed for the enter
tafnment of the Richmond team by Ma
tional Hive, No. 1, in January. The
committee in charge is composed of La
dies Dunn, Palmer, Edmunds, DeTemple
Pierce, Magruder,. Cluxton Julian
knight, Ireland, Moore and Hammond.
The competitive drill will take place in
the evening, followed by a dance IN honor
officers will be held at pm. January -
National Hive will hold erchre party,
the third of a series. Friday. January II.
The Richmond team, Ladies of the
SIdSldptCS, WHICH Will COillptle WIFI Nd
tionals team January % won first honors
| at the national competitive drill at James
town in September. The Nationals team
did not enter the contest at jamestown,
only two teams being in the race, Rich
mond winning first prize and Mount Yer
non Of this city taking second prize.
| Capital Council, No 500, Royal Area
mum. has elected the following officers
! for the ensuing year, who will ne in
q q ia a Ia ay.x-
9: Representative to Grand Council. a. o.
Hutterly; alternate representative to
Grand Council, William Mackenzie; re-
gent, w. l.. Buckley vice regent. Maui
rice Sinsheimer: orator. Michael D.
Schaefer; secretary, H. c. Scott (ninth
term); collector, l.. ]. Silverman; treas
urer, Joseph jacob ninth term; chap
lain, E. A. Callamore; guide. c. r. lid
! man: warden. H. c. Drummer; sentry, w.
r. Verlander; trustees. Morris Price. ia
cob Brock, J. D. Bidds; delegate to hos
pital bed fund, E. A Collamore; delegate
to immediate relief fund. II. c.. Scott.