Evening star., 1909-01-17
WITH LOCAL FRATERNITIES

East Capital Council met at Jenning' g
tall, 314 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Monday evening and installed it's officers
Tor the current year. The installation
ceremonies were conducted by w. B.
Green. assisted by other members of the
District of Columbia cabinet. After the
close of the meeting the members and
visitors were served with buffet lunch
r. B. Lear. c. F. Mallard. w. ,B. Green,
C. F. Hadan and A. Girouard.
Interior Council met at Pythian Temple
Wednesday evening and its newly elected
officers were installed by Jesse B. K. Lee
of the District of Columbia cabinet. After
adjournment the members were enter
tanned at a banquet Addresses were
made by F. E. Ferguson, Jesse B. K.
Lee. c. F. MaIlard and others.
Census Council held it's regular meeting
and installation of officers at Schmidt 8
Hall Thursday evening The installation
ceremonies were conducted by J. W. Con-
way of the cabinet. Addresses were
made by w. B. Green, ]. r. Newman and
]. w. Conway.
Council were installed by Elmer Johnson
of the District Of Columbia cabinet Thurs.
day evening at Oppenheimer's Hall. The
speaker Of the evening was M. II. Keys.
The National Union Club met at Pythian
Temple Friday night and held its annual
election of officers. with the following re-
suit: President. Elmer Johnson; first vice
president, A. w. Kaiser; second vice pres
ident w. D. Brown; secretary G. S. Liv.
ingston; financial secretary, J. II. Jones;
sergeant-at-arms, j. p. Burdine; chap
lain. E. G. Ford; treasurer. A. E. Thomas
executive committee, T. B. Lear, w. B.
Green. j. +. Rhodes, G. L. Lohrer, Nj.
tee. J. w. Conway. c.. f. Mallard. p. b.
Wright F. A. Strickrott and P. NJ Ken
nerly; trustees, G. W. G. King. A. Gi-
rouard, l.. Polling I. L.. De Land and S.
T. Murray; musical director. Ed Muth.
The affairs OF the club are reported to be
in prosperous condition and the erection
of clubhouse in the near future is said
to be among the possibilities.
The officers Of East Capital Council, No.
1905. were installed Monday evening by
w. B. Green of the State, War and Navy
Council, assisted by other members of the
cabinet. Adjournment was then made to
q neighboring cafe, where a lunch was
served. The feature of the meeting was
the presentation to President A. Girouard
of gold National Union button by w. b.
Green and q watch fob by c. f. Mallard,
ex-president of National Capital Council,
on behalf of the members of East Capital
Council. Addresses were also made by F..
c. Ford, president of National Council:
John T. Burdine and Charles II. Squres
of Mckinley Council. J. B. Austin and w.
r. Carver. president and secretary respec-
lively, of the National Union 1mmedia te
Relief Association; Charles +. Haden, ex-
president of Interior Council; Or. l.. X.
Beatty. president of Federal Council. and
4. Lariviere of Congressional Council.
The following officers were elected by
Scott Council No. 45s. n. T.. at it's last
meeting: H. w. Selah, president; G. NJ.
Moore. ex-president; j. c. Peacock, vice
president; w. c. Robbins, speaker; s. H.
Bell, secretary; 3. F. Chase, financial sec
retary; w. w. Case, treasurer; ]. P. Mat
thews. chaplain; c. A HALEY, usher: p.
Fauth. sergeant-at-a s. S. Lissowitz.
doorkeeper; ]. P. Matthews, ]. c. McCon-
nell and F. f. Richards. trustees; F.. A
Warfield, George s. Livingston. j. Fl. Bell
and II. w. Selah, delegate to- cabinet;
George S. Livingston. delegate to Imme-
diate Relief Association, and w. F. Wolfe,
delegate to d. c. F. B. societies.
District Commander D. w. Gall ins allied
Monday night the following officers for
Georgetown Tent, No. 6, Knights Of the
Maccabees: Louis Lowe. commander
Morton Wood, lieutenant commander; r.
p. Waddey. record keeper: r. J. Miller
chaplain; c. II. Fletcher. sergeant !;
physicians, Drs. Munson, Dixon and
Ready; a. c. Dagenheardt, master at
arms; A. e. Bell, first master Of the
gdard; George Shoemaker second master