Evening star., 1922-01-15

A beautiful wreath Of flowers was
received also as a tribute from the
newsboys Of Toronto.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA,
The several lodges and the State
Council will observe Washtngton's
birthday with a Martha Washington
social and dance Wednesday,. Febru-
ary 22. at Pythian Temple. A comedy
to give the affair coloring. members
will wear colonial dress. Dancing
will continue from 8 o'clock until
midnight.
drive has been set on foot by the
the state and national councils, to
run from January 1 to June 80. Spe-
cial prizes are to be awarded both
to members and councils who make q
net gain of twenty-five or more dur
At the initial meeting Of Inde-
pendent Council. No. 2, for the new
year the installation exercises were
in charge of Deputy State Councillor
c. H. Miller. A social hour. with
music and refreshments. followed.
Barbara Frietchie Council. No. 81.
has changed its meetings to the first
and third THURSDAYS, at Star Hall.
Mount Rainier.
Deputy state Councillor Charles H.
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pendent Council. as follows: Coun-
cilor. Mrs. Annie Weeks: vice coun-
cilor, Mrs. Margaret Kirbey: asso-
ciate vice councillor. Miss Hattie Hin
ternisch: junior past councillor, Mrs
Agnes Grimmel; conductress. Mrs. Ell
Tide sentinel. Mrs. Julia Wood, and
outside sentinel. John Tucker
The state councillor. with her staff,
will pay Goodwill Council her official
visit tomorrow evening at Naval
Lodge Hall, 4th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast.
The committee on entertainment OF
the National Council is arranging for
a colonial dance February %.
Mrs. Mamie Howell: deputy to Old
following officers: Councillor. Miss
Louise O'Neil: associate councillor,
Mrs. Seiders: vice councillor, Mary
Whittington; associate vice councillor,
Mrs. Wright: junior past councillor.
Mrs. Lulu Mastin: associate junior
conductor. Mrs. Cora Thompson: war
den, Miss Aline Bailey: inside senti-
mel, Miss Thelma Thompson. and out
side sentinel. Mrs. Rock. Afterward
a surprise birthday party was ten
dered to the recording secretary. Mrs.
l.. f. Thompson. Mrs. Mary Smith.
assisted by the junior past councillor,
Mrs. Lulu Mastin. and the state coun-
cilor. Mrs. Louise w. Cody. entered
the darkened council chamber with
doir lamp, which was presented by
Mrs. Lulu Mastin in the name of the
council. Refreshments were served.
MACCABEEs.
National Tent, No. ]. recently in
Pythian Temple had an initiation and
the installation of it's officers by d. w.
Gall. past state deputy supreme COM
mander. as follows: T. L. Anderson.
mander; G. c. Pifer. lieutenant COM
mander: Edwin Smith, record keeper;
A. F.. Shambaugh. finance keeper; W.
f Norriss. chaplain: w. E. Wormsley,
sergeant; DR.. ]. S. Arnold, physician;
A. H. Simmons. master-at-arms;
guard: w. II. Hurley. second master
of the guard: George Sisemore. senti-
mel: P. q. Thomas. picket. H. +.
Crouch. S. ID. S. c.. spoke of the In
creased interest in the membership
and the prospects for good class as
Mount Vernon tents. George Dagen-
hart. who has been in the field. of
transfer work for the past year, also
spoke. Edwin Smith was master of
ceremonies. and refreshments were
served by the committee.
lcHl, A>O. U, dlSO udu Als
officials installed by H. L. Crouch, as
follows: NJ. w. Michael. commander:
George w. Shoemaker. lieutenant
commander: w. +. Shipman, record
keeper: W. F. Tennyson. chaplain: J.
L. Neeb, sergeant; A. c. Dengenhart.
|niaster-a.-arms: G: II. McNee. hrst
master of the guard; G. c. Henderson;
second master of the guard; NJ.
Fletcher, sentinel: w. W. Burch.
picket. After the ceremonies an an
nual banquet was held. with NJ. w.
Michael as toastmaster. ,ry
ROYAL ARCANUM. a.
Kismet Council officers were installed
by Deputy Grand Regent A. c. Giles.
as follows: Regent. Henry Huber;
vice regent, S. G. Chestnut; orator, A.
w. Belinsky: chaplain. F. J. Richard
son. jr; guide. ]. w. Berkley: warden,
L. w. Guilford; sentry, J. p. Rice:
past regent, W. B. Bees; secretary. B.
w. Bolinger; collector. R. E. Hess,
and treasurer, r. L. West.
Wednesday evening the officers of
District Council were installed by
Past Grand Regent Besselievre. Ar
rangements are being made to cele-
brate Washington's birthday meeting
of the council with a suitable pro-
gram. Grand Regent George C. Shinn
of grand regents which he attended at
Philadelphia.
Under the auspices Of Kismet Coun-
Gil, next Saturday at Masonic Hall,
Sth and F streets northeast, the Loyal
Ladies of the Royal Arcanum will
organize council of that organiza-
tion. All members Of the Royal Ar.
canum and their ladies have been in
vited. An interesting program is
promised.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Past sachem A. c. Nicholas and a
delegation from Sioux Tribe, No. IS.
in full costume, attended the. meeting
t of Logan, No. s. and installed the fol-
lowing chiefs: Sachem, w. c. McKim;
senior sycamore, s. J. Tillett, junior
sycamore. j. E. Deetz, jr.; prophet,
Calvin Hill: chief Of records, c. l..
Lewis; collector of wampum. J. H.
Lewis; guard of wigwam, H. Pettitt;
guard Of forest, AL. Dobbs: represen-
tatives to Great Council. c.. F. Fuller,
William Ryan. Ed. Mastin, Ed. Sou
der and Fred. Madison: trustees, Will
liam Ryan. Robert Strobel and Ed.
Souder.
Mineola's chiefs were installed by
Past Sachem r. A. Southworth Of
White Eagle, No. II. Great Sac1em
Strobel. Great Junior Sycamore Self
fert, Great Keeper Of Wampum Dem
mis- and Past Great Sachems Fuller
and Garner complimented the tribe
upon it's condition and wished 1t sue
cess for the present year.
Past Sachem Ryan and a delegation
from Logan Tribe, No. s.,visited Sioux,
No. 18, at its last meeting and INSTALL
ed the chiefs, Great Sachem Strobel