Evening star., 1922-01-22

l ranging a series of Saturday aight
1 dances. Fraser will give L vaude-
vile evening in February.
Consul Commander F. n Mcpherson
of the Elm Camp appointed his COM
| mittees for the. year at Wednesday
evenings sessions The camp received
| visit from National Camp.
class initiation for all local camps
will be held in February. The Boost
ers' Club officers are expected to
make UP the degree team.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
i Mizpah Council. No. 8. entertained
its members Tuesday at a banquet in
honor Of its twenty-slxth anniversary.
Miss. Virginia Allen, the only char
ter member present. was the guest of
honor, Other guests were Past State
counciiar Mrs. HILL. State Treasurer
Mrs. Ferguson, the deputy. Mrs. Butts.
Mrs. Grubbs. Mrs; Ulrich and Mr..
Friday. Louise Cody, state councillor
with her staff. paid Golden Rule Coun-
| Gil, No. 10, its annual fraternal visit.
A program presented in the dance
auditorium included a sketch and q
minstrel comedy. About 500 were
STATE ;copncilar Cody. Deputy Jennie
Wood. - Recording Secretary Ethel
Windsor, Financial Secretary Flynn,
MISUNDERSTANDING Secretary p. +.
Potter. treasurer and chairman of
the good of the order. A.. Flynn. and
and Golden Rule Cabaret. Music was
Furnished With Tom. Stiveys AS pianist
Esther Council, No. 90 .has arranged
for sock social and dance. at Poto-
mac Bank Hall, Wisconsin avenue and
NJ street northwest. Friday evening.
IN
dette installed the officers of the
council recently. Reports showed the
council had gained in finances, in.
terest and attendance.
Esther Council Is associated with
Keno Council. No. 46. Jr. o. U. A. NJ. in
lot now owned by them, at the cor
ner OF Window place and Wisconsin
&venue northwest, and Is planning
number OF activities o'assiss in the
construction Of this home.
~ Solden ss.;n Rule Council at it's last
Mrs: Cody, and her stan on the an,
nual visitation. The report. OF the
! state secretary showed his to be
Me largest council in the District,
ana the treasurer reported a work
.aaEs maE balance in the treasury. A
phans. fund, realizing $35.. :
/ ~ the close of the session in the
entertainment hall the following pro-
lEram was given under thes direction
oI o. Mrs r. p Flynn: Sketch. Some
::comedy de Luxe and .Mins.rels aSslse a
4 Mode" introducing ..The Rosebud
Sisters. Rainbow Sisters, .Junior
Girls, kings Of joy and laughter, and
the wedding. These acts were in
terspersed with musical selections,
including new and old ballads.
Gifts were presented to the state
councillor. Mrs. Cody; the deputy state
| councillor, Mrs. Jennie Wood; the re-
coraing secretary. Mrs. Ethel Windsor:
state warden. Mrs. J. e. Flynn; Capt,
Simpson and others.
Refreshments were served in the
The next visitation will be to
Friendship Council, Friday, at
Pythian Temple.
Preparations for the grand march
ana the play to be given at the dance
February %, are said to be progressing
rapidly.
B. p. O. ELKS,
The charity ball committee is rap
idly completing arrangements for the
charity ball in the New Willard Hotel
bathrooms. Tuesday evening. February
II. The Elks' Concert Band. directed
by Lee Sanford. will give a grand
concert prior to the dancing, and an
elaborate buffet supper will be served.
In addition there will be solo dances
by noted dancers.
Nominations are in order for the po-
sit4on Of trustee. and chair officers,
during February, the election taking
place in March.
| The new membership cards for 1922
1928 will be issued April 1. Secretary
William s. Shelby will deliver these
fore that date. The secretary Is re-
ceiving congratulations on his promo
ton to captain Of the Washington po-
lice force.
A Frostberg, Md, club is being
formed to attend the state convention
in Frostberg next August.
Announcement has been made that
plans as outlined by the lodge have
been accepted from the architects for
the remodeling of the present club
house. The contracts were awarded
to James J. Calvin, and the work is
now under way. The improvement in
clude handsome dining room in the
basement of the building, decorated in
ivory, with cameo stone as a back
ground. The main floor will have a
new ladies' rest room and reception
hall; the main reading rooms will be
decorated in ivory and old gold, the
committee rooms are to be renovated;
the clubrooms will have many added
|,features; the large banquet hall will
be tastefully- arranged and decorated
in old gold and ivory, and the entire
clubhouse will be refurnished. A
grand stairway is to be erected also.
Past District Deputy Exalted Ruler
James I. Ward. who will preside ax-
allied rulers night, Wednesday. Feb:
ruary 8, will be assisted by past
ruler, James l. Ward; leading knight,
samuel Richards: loyal knight, Ed
ward J. Murphy lecturing knight,
Rossa Il. Downing; secretary, Howard
M. Peter; treasurer. Joseph A. Burk-
hart: inner guard; Fred Mersheimer;
cha plain. Judge Robert e. Mattingly:
tyler. Thomas King, and organist.
Glenn Ashley. The esquire will be
Lem Robey. The Grafton upon the
principles Of Elkdom will be delivered
by Representative James T. Bogg OF
the thirteenth district of Ohio. A. So
ciaL session viii follow the initiation.
The supper, unique in conception .
VIII be the handiwork Of the manager
Of the club, William Engle. Floral
decorations will be by William GUIDE
and George Shaffer. The card Of admis.
sion is the membership card Of 1S22.
and the hour Of the special 10 7:4b pm.
The employment committee - ready
| TO function, and desires that all men,
hers who need help Of any kind, or
who are out Of employment, will list
their names with the chairman, Ar
thur A. Riemer, phone main 1240, or