Evening star., 1924-01-20
JR. O. U. A. NJ.

At L recent meeting of the executive
board of the state council appoint
ments OF committees and deputies for
the various duties necessary TO conduct
the business Of the state council and
the subordinate councils Of the District
Of Columbia were made. The board Is
composed of the following: State Coun-
cilor Luster L. Wehr. State Vice Coun-
cilor Salvadore oliveri. tr:. Past state
Councillor William S. Doleman. State
Treasurer W. Calvin Whipp and State
Secretary John Prender. The follow
ing committees were appointed: Com
mittee on judiciary, Thomas E. Skinner.
chairman; William L: Jenkins and Ed
John Prender, chairman; Harry a. Beck
and ]. Frank Butts. Committee on
auditors. George p. Barnes, chairman:
A. T. NARROW and John +. Smallwood
Committee on press. Julian S. Latham.
chairman; each subordinate council will
appoint a member OF its council to
assist the chairman in preparing news
for the press by submitting direct to
the various councils, etc. Committee
on expansion, Luster l.. Wehr, chair
man: John Prender. W. Calvin Whipp,
Salvatore Oliverf and National Repre-
sentative Joseph Smithson. Committee
On band, W. Calvin Whipp. chairman:
each council will select a committee Of
three to assist the chairman. Mr.
Whipp is cortemplating visiting each
council to explain his policies and pro-
cedures. The band will have rehearsals
Wednesday evenings at s o'clock in
Washington Hall, Sd street and Penn
sylvania avenue southeast. A school OF
instruction for those not sufficiently ad-
vanced to become members of the
band, but who are desirous of learning
to play in the band, is being formed.
All rehearsals are open to members of
the order.
: The following deputies have been
Ill II 1t
assisned Rsas Council No Mpp to n1nts6ns1 Morgan
tc Independent. No. 2; Philip Lauthan
to John L: Burnett, No. 4: W. II. Lam
ham to Andrew Jackson, No. s; T. T.
Groves to Star Spangled Banner. No.
S: W. T. Douglass to Mount Vernon,
No. 10; T. E.,>Skinner to America JET
ferson No. 12::' ]. F. Butts to Washing
ton, No. 13; Fred Burgess to Anacostia.
No. Is; w. NJ. LaRoche to Benning. No.
81; F. E Potter to Francis Scott Key.
No. %; J: D. Simpson to OLD Glory, No
"a; c. w. Magill to Capital. No. 25:
w. B. Wells to Edward j. Ross. No.
26; j. Il. Lumsden to Potomac-Valley
Forge, No. 81: r. c. Mangum to Constel-
No. 46, and Maurice Peabody to Liberty
Bell, No. 50.
Rev. DR.. Mcbride, rector Of Grace
Episcopal Church. 9th and D streets
the District of Columbia to attend a
special service. to-be held in his church
Sunday, January TO- at 8 pm. The ser
mon will be especially prepared for the
occasion, which, is to be known as
ficers and several councils of this juris-
diction will attend in body Dr. Me-
Bride gave a similar service for the
Juniors last Year and has expressed a
desire to set aside the third Sunday in
January OF each year as Junior Sun
day
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10, in
conjunction with other fraternities, will
hold q fraternai fair at the Coliseum.
northwest. from February 25 to March
Is. Council Earnest Williams has ap-
pointed the following committees for
the ensuing term: Good of the order,
hau. James Glasco. II. II. Clarke, Roy
Wolff, Arthur Lewis and C. Sandison.
kDeiinquent committee, H. W. Stein,
chairman: John G. Hargett, John Fru-
tell and A. w. Taylor. A fraternal visit
was paid to Liberty Bell Council, No.
55, Saturday evening.
state Councillor L. l.. Wehr installed
the Following officers of Andrew Jack
son SON NH,;ns;,o, No; s; Councillor, B; Il: ouade:
Secretary, ". II. Laroche; i assistanf
recording secretary, H. Z. Hoffman: !:
nrer B pote: Conductor S M Hall treas
| hau; inside sentinel, ]. B. Swecker:
warden. r. L. Shaffer; outside sentinel
T. Anderson, and chaplain, q. n.
Harris.
AT the last meeting of Andrew Jack
son Council, No. s, plans were made for
q card party to be held on the last Sat
urday in January. Prizes will be given
to the winners and refreshments will be
served. This Is the regular open meet
ing Of the council and every one IS well
| come.
George II. Hawkins of Good Cheer
Council, No. So, Of Pittsburgh Pa, and
| Charles S. Hawkins Of General Wayne
/ Council, No. 4S, Of Brooklyn. N. Y, are
as visiting members.
| Benning Council, No. 21, had as its
guest last Monday evening c. s.. Haw-
kins Of General Wayne Council Of Brook
lyn, N. T., who gave a talk on the ed-
lvancement of Juniorism In the District.
State Councillor L. : Ii Wehr has ap-