Evening star., 1915-06-06
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Andrew jackson Council No g, met
Tuesday night with large attendance
Mr. Bailey won In the voting contest
The committee on the flag raising Nav 81
reported Rev. DIR. Briggs pastor OF the
rlfth Baptist Church, who is chaplain OF
this council. was the only speaker pres
ent- The other speakers did not arrive
during the exercises
creditable showing for the order at
large was made. however
Liberty Bell Council. No SIS. met Tues
DAY at Northeast Temple, Councillor H.
T.. BRADY presiding The relief commit
tee reported J. L. Marks improving and
removed from the hospital to his home,
MI W'eIe 1ne members can now visit him
w T.. Leese, Robert McCulloh and Mil
iard T.. Bachman were initiated in the de-
grees of virtue and liberty The by
Jaw committee presented the bylaws to
Ine council They have received the ap-
proval of the State Council Mr.. Mills
OF f. j. Ross Council paid the council a
WISH. Inc degree of patriotism Will he
conferred on several members Tuesday
night The joint excursion made a re-
port Remarks were made by John \.
SaIter' l. X. Lusby and II. 7. Brown
Star Spangled Banner Council, No s.
met Thursday evening with Past Coun-
clior Gus Backenheimer in the chair
present. This council was reported as
wei represented at the flag raising at
Bradbury Heights Memorial day. G
ID. Carpenter. deputy state councillor
of Maryland. visited the council and
invited the members to participate in
the memorial service held by Pssah
SSouncil S No; %; of Pisgah, Nd; Past
Council. No. 10. spoke under the good
of the order. Remarks were made by
National REPRESENTATIVE Charles Ma
gill, Past Councillor Gus Bachenheimer
and Vice Councillor Herbert Holden
Washington Council No. 10. met at
the Red Men Hall. Wisconsin avenue
and \ street northwest, Tuesday even
ing with Councillor A. Milana presid-
ing. The council received letter of
thanks from Mrs. Arthur Mcclure for
Kindness In her bereavement by the
death OF her husband at indianapolis.
Ind. Arthur Mcclure was a past ocun-
cilor. and during his term as councillor
ne initiated many candidates. Officers
FOR the next term were nominated. Ad-
c1lor James Austin Madison, jr.. Past
Councillor J. c. Mastin, Recording Sec
retary Curtis L. Lewis and Past Coun-
cilor A. d. Schulz of Potomac Council,
NO. 20. and Deputy State Councillor
Grover E. Payne.
The excursion committee will meet
wednesday evening at Edward J. Ross
Council No. 2s Old Masonic Temple.
Constellation Council. No. 80, at its
last meeting was surprised by the
amusement committee. which furnished
cream, cakes and cigars. the three "Cs"
they had promised. after which the de-
gree team was drilled for an hour The
hall committee reported progress and
requested the council to take favor
able action in assisting Ed J. Ross
Council in purchasing a new hall for
the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. The council
voted to subscribe. The relief COM
mittee reported E. E. Crown seriously
i'll. The committee was thanked for
Its attention to Mr.. Crown. The ex-
cursion committee reported that vari-
Gus amusements would be furnished
and prizes given; the main feature to
be base ball game against ST Marks
Lutheran Sunday School team and, a
duckpin contest against picked
team.
Thomas Jefferson Council No. II.
met Thursday night with large at
tendance. Mr.. Gottleib of Constella-
tion Council was present and made
brief remarks. The annual excursion
was discussed, as also the uniform
rank.