Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-01-14

M Baum; NJ. E.. c., Lillian Kramer;
senior. Gertrude Abels; Junior, Lillian
vogel; manager, Ella Thornton; M.
OF n. and G. Lola v. Marks; NJ. Of f..
Payne: outer guard. Jennie Buell.. In
staHing .ofncers were Elizabeth Pres
cott, Grand Senior Emma Motyka and
Irsno Manager r. Prescott. The re-
1iring ~ e. Chief katherine NJ.
ahta was presented with past
( cniers jewel and two bouquets of
carnations, also a pocketbook. NJ. of
| n and O.. Lola v. Marks was pre-
scented with bouquet Of roses and a
pris1 case. The chairman Of the
presented with hand painted plate
by the retiring n e. c., Katherine
baum: a. Il. c. Kramer appointed
MARY 70. Hooper chairman Of the ways
and means committee. =. ~ -
| Syraeusians Lodge, No. 10, will con-
Ter 'he rank OF esquire Friday evening.
JR. o. U. A. N.
Mount Vernon Council, No. TO-, on
invitation from Past Councillor C. w.
Whip OF the board of control of the
Jr. o. u. A. NJ. Band, will. attend a
patriotic meeting Tuesday evening at
1880, at Congress Heights Baptist
Councillor George Luscombe ap-
pointed the following committees; De
linquent committee, Past Councillor H.
r. stein, chairman; Past Councillor
Suy IA. rost, z. G.. Crouch, J. A. Fens-
ten and w. Redwine, jr.; good of Or
der, Past National Deputy Councillor
Maurice Peabody; chairman: Past
Councillor Richard r.. Umhau. Past
councillor Charles Sandersofl,. Willard
n. Smith. Roy Wolfe. Gilbert Ferde-
lind and w. r. Lewis; degree master,
Past Councillor. C. w. Whip; captain
! drill team. Past Councillor John e.
4 Smallwood. =
Reptile Oriental Court, No 10. will
| exemplify the ON. A. degree Thurs
| day.
In Benning Council, No. 81. last
Monday evening. the following OFF,
/; GERS were installed by State Council
| Deputy A. L. DahIer: A.. G. Eneles,
c cfInne or w w. T; Douglass. vice coun-
keyser. conductor; Lewis Milburn, re-
| cording secretary; r. w. Hawkins.
! financial secretary; George v. Nellie.
treasurer; J. w. Woodward, inside
sentinel; George scheckler, outside
eighteen months; Frank d. Carrigan,
; twelve months: A. T. Gray, six
! months. Junior Past Councillor w. l..
| Gray was presented with a past coun-
eiloss badge In appreciation of his
y IT,
The annual visitation of the state
councillor and his staff OF officers will
4 commence tomorrow evening with
Bennfng Council. An elaborate pro-
gram gram has has been arranged: The next
Council. No: 2. F. p. A. Star Hall,
| Mount Rainier. Nd, Friday.
! The following elective officers Of ].
Morgan Read Council, No 2, r. p. A.
| were installed last Friday evening by
7 mt oil II
| ed by Past Councillor Paul Miller of
Capitol Council, No. Is, as marshal:
| Councillor. William A. Smith: vice
councillor. John NJ. Earnest: recording
1 secretary. George p. Ames thirteenth
| term): assistant recording secretary
Eugene Fabritz (second term); finan-
cial secretary. Malcolm Reintzel (sev-
enth term: treasurer. Charles F. Mul-
Ter (second term); conductor, Charles
Floyd Huffman: warden, Guy w
n. Muller: outside sentinel. Edward r
! Smith: chaplin. George @. Miller, and
trustee for eighteen months, William
p. Earnest. ST. A good of order com
| mittee was appointed. as follows
| Edward T. Smith. chairman: Charles
NJ. Earnest and Frederick ". Muller
| and a committee on publicity, NAL
| COLIN Reintzel. Refreshments were
| served. The state councillor Of the
1 DlsLI anu HIS 5tdIl Will pay All Oh
| fetal visit to Morgan Read Council
I Friday.
! Anacostia Council. No. Is. will have
a class initiation tomorrow evening
| A patriotic meeting will be held al
Congress Heights Baptist Church
| Tuesday. 7:45 pm. The speakers will
be Representatives John ]. McSwair
! OF South Carolina and B. Carroll
/ Reece of Tennessee. Past National
! Councillor John H. Noyes of Plasco
y. H, and others. The Junior Order
Band will furnish music.
! The degree team from Liberty Bell
/ Council, No. SO. with State Councillor
| G. W. Alderman as councillor, put on
| the degree work for Old Glory Coun-
Gil recently. It was the first time
the state councillor has officiated in
| the. capacity of councillor for a sub
| ordinate council In degree work in
the history of the State Council of
| the District Of Columbia.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
| Triumph Council, No. 8, has chosen
! the following officers: Councillor
Pearl Wolfe; associate councillor,
| Harry Thompson; vice councillor, Ma
4 rie Umhau: associate councillor. Ada
! laide Lavender; conductor, Mrs. Urn-