Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-14
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The ways and means committee at
its next meeting will arrange for the
harvest home and dinner to be given
November =. A committee of 20 lead.
ing members will be in immediate
charge under the leadership of the
grand chancellor. Edgar c. Snyder.
The resignation of Frank j. Wal.
lace as master of exchequer of Frank
lin Lodge was accepted at the last
convention. Hugh Brown was in
stalled as master.atarms and Robert
Is. Frank as inner guard by Deputy
Grand Chancellor w. A. kimmer. as
sisted by Charles A. Rule as grand
Keeper of records and seals, Albert NJ.
Rouse as grand prelate, and James
Mccullough as grand master.at-arms.
JR. o. L. A. NJ.
Capital Council met Monday eve.
ming In Northeast Masonic Temple,
with Councillor n. II. Harrison presid.
ing. The chairman of the base ball
committee reported arrangements had
been made for the annual field day
and ball game with the X. X. X,
August 20. For Monday evening, Au-
gust 30, the regular social evening,
planned surprise.
John l.. Burnet Council held a short
session August 3 in its hall, at Wis
consin avenue and n streets, with
Councillor j. A. Houser presiding. This
council Is planning to hold a lawn
fete the latter part Of this month, and
in September it will produce a play.
Councillor K. r. Warren called hide
pendent Council to order Wednesday
evening at 623 Louisiana avenue. At
the next meeting a buffet lunch will
be served.
The eleventh annual reunion will be
held at Pen Mar. Md. August Is. A
special train will leave Union Station
at TAO am. This Is expected to be
the largest reunion in the history OF
the organization. as Councils from
Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania
New Jersey. Virginia and West Nir.
ginia. as well as those of the District
OF Columbia, have arranged for spe-
cial trains.
The annual field day and base bali
game of the K. X. X. and Juniors
will be held in the Clarke Griffith
Stadium August 90.
Cross Roads Council of Cross Roads,
Nd, will have program on Labor
day, commencing at / pm. One of
the features will be the presentation
of an American flag to the Baptist
Church located there. The District
Of Columbia Band will lead. All
Daughters of America and Juniors are
urged to be present.
Anacostia Council met August s in
Masonic Temple, at Fourteenth and u
streets southeast. Short talks were
made by State Councillor John D.
Simpson, National Representative Self
fert, Recording Secretary Estep. Rev.
Chad Wander Linden and others.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Columbia Lodge met at Moose
Home last Tuesday evening. with Die.
tatOr Fred y. Zihlman presiding. f.
c. Green. chairman Of the conven.
ton committee, reported ARA ngements
completed for the annual convention
in Philadelphia August 90 to 81.
Headquarters will be at the Robert
Norris Hotel. The uniform for the
Moose parade will consist of dark coat
white pants. white shoes and white
shirt and straw hat with shington
insignia; the uniform for the Moose.
heart Legion will be white shirt, white
pants, black shoes, straw hat. no coat
The degree team will be as follows:
Dictator, r. c. Green; vice, o. r.
Wentz; past dictator, w. A. Stahl
prelate, NJ. V. Hansen; orator, w. n.
Mitchell known to the Moose as the
blind orator.; ergeant-at-arms. r. r
Beatty: LIST asst. Joe Apollonio: ID
asst, T. J. Lanahan: pianist, AL. Ell
lott. Representative Fred n. Zihlman
Is the delegate. and he Is also on the
committee Of resolutions of the Su.
preme Lodge. Milton V. Hansen will
have the degree of Fellowship con
ferred upon him by the grand officers
at this convention. The ladies of Chap
ter 1868 will be we'll represented. The
degree team will confer the first de-
gree August % upon a large class of
candidates at wilmington, Del.
A class known as the convention
class will be initiated at Moose Home
next Tuesday night.
Chapter 1858, Women's Mooseheart
Legion. had large gathering at its
regular meeting at the home last Fri
day night.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Waneta Council will hold a lawn
party at Georgia avenue and Rock
Creek Church road the evenings of
August II, IS and 10. This council
will also have a theater party at the
National Theater the evening of
August 90.
Great Instructress Mrs. Lulu Mas
tin held a meeting of the Pocahon.
tases, Wenonahs and instructresses of
the councils of the degree of Poca-
hontas August 4. for the purpose of
outlining the activities of the degree
for the coming Fall The following
represented the different councils:
Idaho. Mrs. Thelma Sullivan, Mrs.
Louise Cummings; White Eagle, Mrs
Clara f. Mace. Mrs. Anna Jarboe and