Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-12
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Dwight L. Bromwell. chairman. has
announced the post ponement of the
mass meeting Thursday evening ow-
ing to the inability OF the congressional
speakers to be present that evening.
The rostpcnement of the meeting I'M
til later date was decided upon after
conference with Judge John II.
Moves. national vice councillor
Francis Scott Key Council. No 70.
will receive its grand annual vista
ton Thursday evening. at 623 Louisi-
ana avenue northwest, instead of at a
later date as previously announced.
This change was made, it is said. be-
cause of the postponement of the mass
meeting.
Because the get together" meeting
is to be held at New Masonic Temple.
sth and r streets northeast, Thursday.
State Councillor Dwight l.. BromweH
has announced the postponement of the
visitation to Francis Scott Key Coun-
ell until May IL.
Thomas jefferson Council met Thurs
day evening. Reports of sick commit
tees were received. Prof. Schulz gave
lecture on the duties of the frater-
mites. After the council closed the
joint excursion committee met with fif-
councils. and subcommittee We're APP
pointed. +. g. Flynn is chairman of
the committee.
Liberty Bell Council. No 50. met
Tuesday at Northeast Temple. In the
absence of Councillor Lanham Vice
Councillor Dawkins presided. Reports
were received concerning the sick
patriotism were conferred Candi
date Wood. Messrs. Alderman. II. f.
Brady and Bochman were appointed
committee to act in conjunction with
Af 9TH lie iot,.
excursion to Chesapeake Beach. Re
marks were made by Messrs. Walker, c.
NJ Brown. Brady and others.
Edward ]. Ross Council. No. 2s. We'd
Iesday evening received four appl-
cations for membership and conferred
the degrees on three candidates.
C. T. Barksdale. representative of
ehe council on a joint committee from
N-l the councils TO make arrangements
'Sr meeting in advocacy of the Bur
Aett immigrations bill. stated that the
N1ns had been perfected. and that the
meeting would be held March 16 in
the Masonic Temple, corner Sth and r
streets northeast
IL was expected that Representative
burnett, Senator Overman and Nation
~ Vice Councillor j. II. Moves OF New
Hampshire would address the meeting
Among the visitors was George S
(ord, state council secretary of Penn
sylvania. who spoke on the immigra-
order in that state.
Remarks were also made by S b.
Perry OF Charles J.. Walters Council
No. IFS. of Midtown, " J., and j. w
Clayton of Potomac Council No 49,
of Potomac, Va.
Anacostia Council. No. 1s. met Tues
day. The degree members initiated
three candidates. Three applications
were received and acted upon. Much
business was transacted. Several of
the members who have been sick were
reported ablc TO return to their duties.
j -. Simpson was elected assistant re-
cording secretary. any members
made short addresses or the good of
the order Anacostia Council attended
the visitation to Mount Vernon Council
No 10, "Wednesday. and Will also at =
tend that TO Andrew Jackson Council.
No 6. March y. The visitation of No
lS VIII be on the 2Sth.
Dwight l.. Bromweli. state councillor;
j T. Frazier, deputy national councillor,
and delegates representing twenty-five
councils net Tuesday evening in the
Old Masonic Temple and completed ar
engagements for a mass meeting to be
held next Thursday evening. in the
Masonic Temple. Sth and + streets
northeast. for the purpose of support
ing the Burnett inning grafton bill II r.
80. lt3Si. Several members OF Con-
GresS are TO address the meeting. to-
i.ethtF, with Judge John II. Moves
I.tts0hal vice councillor, from New
]ian1 9shire.
Constellation Council. No. 3d. Tues
day evening held a short session and
Dwight L. Bromwell. state councillor:
ISdward y. Hazelton. state secretary:
Lawrence Hurley. state vice councillor:
William L. Jenkins, past state coun-
cilor; Charles II. Summers, state treas
urer: James A. Madison, jr., Junior
past state councillor, and others were
present.
Dwight j.. Cromwell. state councillor
and ms star paid their annual visit
TO Champion Council. No. Is. Satur-
day evening. at 623 Louisiana ave
rue northwest.
The books. finances and records were
REPORTED by the state officers TO be in
;sood condition.
Edward r.. Hazelton. state secretary,
mAde an address. Refreshments were
served.
Potomac Council No. 20. Tuesday