Evening star., 1915-06-13
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Andrew Jackson Council, No. 6. met
at 18th and Pennsylvania avenue north.
west Tuesday night. Among the many
visitors present were two members OF
the general good of the order, repre-
senting the committee appointed to
visit the different councils. Messrs
Connor of No. 10. Lumson of No, 4e
made addresses. Remarks also were
made by Messrs. Skinner, Elliott, Hall
and Tracey
Liberty Bell Council, No. 55, met
Tuesday night at Northeast Temple
Balderson, past state councillor, was
also present and gave an address on
the progress of the order The relief
committee reported j. L. Marks re-
covering from his illness The com
mirtee was thanked. The degree of
patriotism was conferred upon Robert
'McCulloh and M. e. Backman, TIN,
council will nominate its officers next
meeting night for the ensuing term.
Remarks were made by McKenny, W.
G. Dawkins. b. J. Brown and others.
Afterward the members were enter
tanned with games. Lemonade and cake
was served.
last meeting had a large attendance
of members and visitors. Several ap-
plications for membership were re-
ceived, and the initiatory degree was
conferred on one candidate. Robert l..
Mathews, who has been sick for several
months. was reported recovering.
Among the visitors present were /. w
Franklin of Capital Council, J. w.
Hurley Of Constellation Council, G. T.
Barksdale of E. J. Ross Council and
Nash Evans Of Thomas Jefferson Coun-
Gil. Remarks were made by George w.
Rue. Dr. J. Albert Potter, D. Luther
Smith, H. E. Chrisman and David Gold
smith
|. Star Spangled Banner Council, No s.
met at 62s Louisiana avenue north
west Friday evening. with Councillor
Everett King presiding and every sub
ordinate council of the District rep
resented. The relief committee was
asked to visit Robert Morris and A. c.
Youse, who were reported sick. A
letter was received from Mrs. Edward
Robey, expressing her gratitude for the
interest which the council took in her
husband while sick. After other COM
mittees had made their reports ad-
dresses were made by John Crawford,
chairman of the general good of the
order committee of Anacostia Council,
No. IS; National Deputy Councillor
lanes E. Frazier, Past Councillor ]. L.
vernon Council. No. 10: National Rep
resentative- elect E. L. Skinner and
Past Councillor William Price Of An
drew Jackson Council. No 6: Past Coun-
cilor J. R. Lemsden of Reno Council,
No. 4s. and Past Councillor William
Recording Secretary Maurice Peabody
Of star Spangled Banner Cauncil
Potomac Council, No. 20. met Tuesday
evening at Odd Fellows Hall, George
town, with State Conductor G. T.
Rarksdale present. Reports were re-
ceived from the excursion committee
The uniform rank committee made a
Anal report and was discharged with
a vote of thanks. Nominations were
closed for the officers for the next
term. Past Councillor Frederick R.
sullivan was reported by the relief
Committee as still i'll at the George
town University Hospital. Past Coun-
cilor Thomas A. Garrison was re-
ported improving. Addresses were
made by Past Councillor John w. Mil
stead, Thomas A. Ferguson and Past
Councillor E. S. Walmer.
The uniform rank is planning anl
entertainment ana voice contest for
Waansaday evening. June %. at. the