Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-02
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served. The class adoption viii be held
at Pythian Temple May IL; and from
aees.ved at t H. ~,
held BY the Red Men q the bistrict:
! The councils Of the degree Of Peea.
kontas are preparing to hold Id the heal
future a class adoption ieehin9 to the
goal Of = sreat council of their own:
sachem will start sehosl Of instfue'
ton In the unwrittehl work Of. the, Or:
der: Thus far he has appointed n
iiistruetors Past GRAND eaPhems AAdi
, son and White and 3. A. Leatherfnail
when and where the seheei viii meet
Will meet monthly.
MODERN wooDxEN or
AMERICA.
A team Of fsresters has been added
to the attractions Of Weet End Camp
Ne. 120s0,
Thomas J. Copeland, Edward v
McCarten. Harry e. Bickel, George II
BraIner and Henry q. xlafsn HAYS
been initiated members Of A. h. Tai.
bot Camp No. 1913. State Deputy
William McCafssry. ~ representative
Of Head Consul A. r. Talbot. will pre-.
sent the prise banner for tasmhershir
increase,
Henry G. Boetteher has been In
stalled sentry Of Central Camp. No.
1e01b. New equipment will be used
the first meeting In May. when Z class
will be received. The seventh amt
versary Of the camp. which will occur
May -. will DO appropriately csle-
bratsd.
JR. o. U. A. n.
Anacostia Council, No. 10. Tuesday
vote 800 to the memorial fund for the
late Representative John L. Burnett
Of Alabama. who did much while
chairman Of the House immigration
committee in securing the passage OF
the present immigration law for
which this organisat,on has eontended
was organised with seventy.five mem-
bers and the following officers:
Grand Dram, Charles =. Fowler: grand
high priest. J. D. Simpson; grand vice
Dram, p. J. Martin: grand scrivener.
r. E. Thomas: grand herald. ]. A.
Smithson; grand keeper Of the coin.
Mitchell: grand keeper Of the hash.
Julius owen, and grand keeper Of the
junk, r. II. Norton. The next meet
Ing Of the court will be May II.
B.. P. o. ELKS.
A sinking fund has been established
by washington Lodge for the purpose
Of charging the present quarters.
The lodge is endeavoring to organ
ige an Elks' band and orchestra OF
fifty pieces.
A bronze tablet. bearing the name
Of each member who served in either
the Army. Navy or Marine Corps during
lodgeroom as lasting memorial.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Hope Council, No. I, celebrated its
twenty-seventh anniversary Tuesday
evening with q dance and banquet.
dria as it's guest. Miss Kelly and
Mrs. Hance sang and musical numbers
were given by the Hefien boys. The
council, it was announced, won the
national prise for new members.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Washington Council celebrated Its
twenty.third anniversary Tuesday
night with g smoker In the Catholic
University. symnasium. Grand Knight
guests. and addresses were made BY
Rev. Dr. Pace and Rev. DR.. shanahan.
A. vaudeville entertainment wAe
staged, including acts from the locsl
with character songs by
George o'Connor. accompanied by
Matt Horne. Nearly 2.ooe members
night members Of the council and
their friends will be entertained at
Rauscher's with . dance.
Potomac Council. No. 4ss. Monday
conferred the nrst degree ana ap-
team for the Knights Of Columbus
Base Bail League.
The members voted to 60 to Ridge,
Nd. today, to assist In the installa.
ton Of q new council Busses will
leave 7th and q streets at 8 an. ar
irving at Ridge at 11:ao. and return
ing. leave at $50 and arriving homo
at about . pm.
A moving picture exhibition will be
given by Carroll Council Tuesday
evening. American Catholics in War
snd n Rseoassrustion" Tin ll Be he theme ,a
lures. A lecture will be given With
them. Tho pictures are shown for the
drst time in Washington through the
courtesy Of Francis McCann, secretary
Of the Boy Scout activities depart
ment Of the National Catholic War
Council.
Members Of the council will 90 to
Ridge. Nd, this morning. to assist In
the institution OF the new council
there. A team from Baltimore will
confer the degrees.
Tomorrow evening ut the X. Of c.
Hall there will be q gathering Of all
who are interested In the boosters
excursion to Atlantic City next July,
the second annual outing Of the boost
ers Of Keans Council. The committee
in charge consists Of Andrew I.
Hickey. Leo I: kavanagh. Harry
Donoghue and Frank J. Kavanagh.
A committee will be named this
week to canvass the membership of
Keane Council on the proposal for the
new homo. which originated in Keane
Council.
Spalding Councils twenty first an
niversary celebrations. started Satur-
day. April 81. with a complimentary
dance At st. Dominic's Hall. and in
Guiding tn, the s0 ,n Of the major
with gala night" Monday. ' when
a banquet complimentary to members
Of the council was given. The speak
ers included Very Rev. c. J. Fits
gerald. prior Of the house Of studies.
Dominican order: State Deputy MI,
chael D. Sheaffer; Rev. w. c. McAllis
ter OF couEcil No. /. New Haven,
Conn; Grand Knight Haltigan Of Car
rol Council. and Grand Knight Grit.
fith. of Keane Council.
Professional talent from a local
theater made a hit. Other entertain-
ers included Prof. Mansfield. cartoon
Bernard Fitzgerald, in vocal seiac-
tons accompanied by Arthur Nc