The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
Junior Order.

Potomac Council, No. %. will install its
newly elected officers Tuesday evening,
with Deputy State Councillor ]. c. Mas
tin in charge Of the ceremonies.
At the last meeting Of Liberty Bell
Council, No IS, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term
Councillor. F. c. Magnun; vice councillor.
H. z. Brady; recording secretary, Ernest
R. Boyer (re-elected); assistant recording
secretary, George W. Ackerman; inan-
cial secretary. B. J. Brown; treasurer.
NJ. b. Rock Ge-elected); conductor, w.
W. Dyer; warden, q. c. Lahamn: inside
sentinel, T. K. Lusby; outside sentinel,
z. @. Lashie; trustees, II. E. Brady.
George w. Ackerman. and L. Z. Rector:
representatives to the State council. NJ.
B. Rock, Charles W. Walker, E. II.
Brown. Ernest R. Boyer, and George w.
Ackerman.
At a weII-attended meeting held on
Tuesday evening. Anacostia Council, No.
ls, Initiated four candidates and received
seven applications for membership. Of
ncers for the term were elected as fol-
lows: Councillor, ]. D. Simpson; vice
councillor, Ladue McGill; Junior past
councillor. z. r. Thomas; recording secre-
tAry, r. A. Estep (re-elected); assistant
recording secretary. J. +. Ellis (re-elect-
ed; financial secretary. ]. Z. Frye IRE
elected; treasurer, z. A. Parker ire
elected: conductor, Elmer Sansbury;
warden, r. II. Norton; inside sentinel,
J. R. Burch; outside sentinel, J. W.
Smithson (re-electedD; chaplain. S. ].
Fort: trustees. F. C. Prather, J. L. Jones
Cre-electedD. and s. z. Frye Ge-elected).
A call meeting will be held on Friday
TnnprTI M * Of the
joint excursion committee. at which time
fnaI preparations will be made for Its
annual excursion to Marshall Hall.
An interesting meeting was held on
Thursday evening by Constellation Coun-
Gil. No. %. at ES Tenth street northwest.
Business Of Importance was transacted,
and a report was given by the excursion
committee.
State Council conductor. Grover Ed
win Payne, was present at Francis Scott
Key Council. No. =. on last Thursday
evening at its hall. Ninth and D streets
northwest. and installed the following
officers for the term: Junior past coUn-
cilor. F. r. Parsley; councillor. r. Skin
ner: vice councillor, Jessie o. Jolliff: re-
cordinE secretary. T. r. Fry; assistant
recording secretary. William G. Scheider:
financial secretary. r. Olive: treasurer.
c. r. Fry; conductor. William Miller;
warden. Thomas Mason: inside sentinel,
Napoleon Hall: outside sentinel, George
Hutchison: trustee for eighteen months.
John Taylor; State Council represent
atives. Jessie o. Jol!irI, John Taylor, T.
r Fry, William Miller. and r. Skinner.
This couicil made the hnal arrangements
for its annual excursion to Marshall
Hall for Thursday evening. and they
are planning TO take down with them a
number Of Sunday school children State
Council conductor. Grover E. Payne,
made a very interesting address on the
conditions of the order.
At the regular meeting OF Reno Coun-
ell, No. IS. held In Masonic Temple. Of
last Monday evening, the
following officers were elected: Junior
past councillor, H. Everett Walker; coun-
cilor, H c. Dean; vice councillor, Ray
mond Shoemaker: assistant recording
secretary, Harry l. Freer: conductor, d.
NJ Brewer; warden, William II. En-
berry; inside sentinel, z. ". Gill; outside
sentinel, Z. E. Crockett; chaplain, John
W. Lainhart, jr.: trustee for eighteen
months, J. J. Kramer. The installation
will be held at its next meeting. Several
will be initiated.