Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
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i term were installed by State Deputy
| w. M. Martin. One application FOL
i reinstatement was received. Final ar
rangements for the social evening
i July 26, have been made, and the
members are requested to be present
The council will hold its annual moon
light excursion on the st. Johns next
Thursday.
/ Grand Oriental Court. No. /. was
called to order IN AinericaTJ Jefferson
Hall last Thursday evening by Grand
Orient T.. III. Bailey. Refreshments
were served.
Benning Council, No. Fl. met Tues
day evening in the \. o. o. II. Hall at
Benning. y. c., with State Deputy
McClung installing the following OH
GERS for the ensuing term: Junior past
councillor Il. w Gray; councillor.
Frank Bruckschen: vice councillor,
ivan Gates; recording secretary,
Lewis Milbourn, reelected: financial
secretary, Fl. w Hawkins, reelected;
treasurer, G, ". Nellie, reelected; con.
ductor, George w. Weeks: warden,
M. d. Cardd: inside sentinel, e. B.
Midget. outside sentinel, A. w. Bur-
ton; chaplain. T.. w. Ingels; trustee,
Is months, r.. e. Burton, and repre-.
sentatives to the State council, r.. Il.
Burton and Lewis Milbourn. One
member was obligated and three new
applications for membership were re-
ceived. Addresses were made by state
Deputy McClung and by William MIL
bourn on the base ball game to be
played July 81 with the X. X. K.
At the regular meeting OF Reno
Council, No. 46, Monday night, the Of
ficers-elect present were installed by
Deputy a lite Councillor III. Leroy Zile.
and = Councillor T.. p. Drake was
appointed to install the remaining two
officers at a future meeting. Trustees
J. r. Butts and r. i. Shoemaker re-
ported that plans for the lodge hall to
be erected by this council were being
drawn. The council presented a past
councillors jewel to Karl T.. Weimer
in recognition of his services as coun-
cilor during the past term. =. r. Butts
and r. l.. Collins entertained with mu-
steal and vocal selections, after which
a buffet supper was served.
Anacostia Council, No. 16, met Mon
day night, with Councillor J.. z. Tai.
bolt presiding. A. e. Diehl, vice pres
ident Of the Pen-Ma committee, re.
ported that all arrangements for a re-
union at Pen-Mar were completed
Vice Councillor Earl Thomas reported
that several members OF the council
paid q visit to the Cross Road, Charles
County. Md. on July 10, accompanied
by Miss H. Davis, graduate of the
Orphans Home. who made an address
on the home. Others who spoke were
Miss Gertrude Thomas, w. j. Mitch.
ell, Earl Thomas, George Lowe, John
Thomas and National Representative
J. A. Smithson. e. r.. Thomas OF the
good committee announced
that Miss Helen Davis will be present
tomorrow to address the Anacostia
Council and No. IA, Daughters of
America. Deputy State Councillor
Muller installed the following officers:
Junior Past Councillor, j. e. Talbot:
councillor, E. j. Thomas: vice coun-
cilor, M. o. Denison; recording secre-
tary, r. A. Estep, twenty fifth term:
assistant secretary. F. c. Prather; fif.
teenth term; financial secretary, J.
e. Frye, twenty-sixth term; assistant
financial secretary, p. j. Martin;
eighth term; treasurer, IN. e. Kemp,
eighth term; conductor, e. c. Lipley;.
warden r. III. Morton. twenty.second
term: inside sentinel. r. E. Bowman;
outside sentinel. j. w. Smithson,
twentieth term; chaplain, p. F. May;
trustees. j. A. Smithson, F. C. Prath.
er and r. j. Martin.