Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-17

act in conjunction with committees from
other councils to make arrangements LOT
the annual excursion this summer.
Remarks under the good Of the order
were made by Past State Councillor Smith
Of Valley Forge Council. and Messrs
Green and Ford. L. Hurley. r. l..
organ;st, L. L: Hurley. played the clos,
ing n,i;t ode ,., in which all the members joined
Liberty Bell Council. No. 55. met
Thursday night at the Northeast Tenn
pie. Deputy State Councillor H. w.
Chew installed the following officers
for the ensuing term: Councillor. J. E.
junior past councillor. Frank E. Man
gun; warden, G. W. Lassie: conductor,
7. e; Lanham; inside sentinel. w: H.
Dawkins. outside sentinel. F. w: Fin
reelected: financial secretary. B. J.
Brown, reelected; chaplain, f. A.
Brown; trustees. L. W. Rector. George
w: Alderman and J. e. Brady.
This council has appointed commit
the council.
State Councillor Charles S. Jones has
dentials-P. T. Groves Of No. rs. chair
man; B. F. Chrisman of 20. 81. ]. b.
Tiffey Of No. 2. Finance. c: Mastin
Of No. 10. chairman; s, }. Howell Of No.
Yeabower OF No. 81. chairman: w. B.
Rock of No. So. J. B. Altamann of No.
"a. Orphans-James A. Madison of No.
Is. chairman; H. w. Chew of No. 54.
2; L. Balderson of No. IS. J. Q: Jol-
life of No. %. J. B. Altamann of No. "a.
Appeals-T. H. Henry of No. "a, chair
man; A B. Gray of No. 81. F. L. Lingle
of No. 81. Correspondence-Gro f.
Payne of No. 20 and William E. Saun-
dprc nf 7 81
o. No. 55, chairman; $. Brasshears of
No. IS, T. E. Potter of No. rs. H. E.
Chrisman of No. 81. r. Skinner of No.
%. Immigration-Willia L. Jenkins
Of No. 80, chairman; J. o. Jollife of No.
%. c. w. Walker OF No. IS, Henry w.
Chew Of No. 81.
Edward J. Ross Council. No. rs. We'd
nesday evening decided to Join with other
councils Of the order in giving an excur-
sion to Marshall Hall in July Councillor
Netherton appointed the standing COM
mittees for his term. A donation was made
to the widows and orphans of the de-
ceased members J. S. Gotlieb. councillor
Of Constellation Council. No. 80. ad-
dressed the council on Achievement of
Effort" After action had been taken
on several committee reports, the council
adjourned to allow its oriental court to
hold business meeting.
Benning Council, No. 81, at its last
meeting, had its officers installed by
Deputy State Councillor w. H. Hamilton
of Thomas Jefferson Council, No. ~, as
follows: J. P. c., H. E. Burner councillor,
Archie e. Gray; vice councillor. Charles
Meile; recording secretary, A. B. Gray
assistant recording secretary, Gusty
Pickett: financial secretary, w. NJ Kid
well; treasurer. w. Keyser; conductor.
Josiah Keithley; warden, Charles Gray
inside sentinel. Joseph Kirby. and outside
sentinel. E. w. Gilbert. Refreshments
were served.
Valley Forge Council, No. 81. met at
419 10th street northwest Wednesday
night with a large attendance, in re-
Spouse to the special notices sent out
by the secretary. The new committee
on good and welfare, consisting of Messrs
Ford. Rice and B. F. Chrisman, has ar
ranged for social evening once a
month, with refreshments. Robert L.
Campbell and L. T. Reed. who have
been absent some time on account of
themselves recovering. Councillor ]. L.
Gottleib of Constellation Council, No.
80, was also present and invited the
members to pay a fraternal visit to
his council.
Past State Councillor D. Luther Smith
installed the following officers for the
ensuing term: Councillor, H. E. Chris
man; vice councillor, ]. T. Ford: re-
cording secretary, George w. Rue (re-
elected. fifth term): financial secretary
L. NJ Green; treasurer, d. L. Smith
conductor. E. J. Swope; warden, ]. W.
Dickerson: inside sentinel. l. r. Bell;
outside seminal B. F. Chrisman, and
trustees. H. e. Chrisman. E. C. Scaggs