Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

trustee, Fl. A. Kolb. Georgia john
son was appointed pianist. Past
Councillor Laura Clifford was elected
State council representative.
State Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth
Shepherd and her official staff will
visit Esther Council Tuesday at S:45
pm. and Progressive Council Fri
day night in the Northeast Masonic
Temple.
JR. o. U. A. M.
Past Councillor T. B. Montgomery
called Capital Council to order in the
Northeast Masonic Temple last Mon
day evening. David A. Davis was
elected to membership. The initiatory
team of Star Spangled Banner Coun'
Gil presented the degrees. Short talks
were made by State Councillor Harlow,
State Vice Councillor Columbus, State
Secretary Prender, State Council
Conductor Sudworth, State Inside
Sentinel Earnest. State Council Chap
lin Myers, T.. f. Jones. chairman of
the base BALI committee of the State
Council, and William z. Chroniger of
Capital Council. Nomination Of Off
GERS resulted as follows: Councillor,
John G.. Sampson; vice councillor laid
over; recording secretary, w. S. Camp
bell: assistant recording secretary,
T. 3. Montgomery; financial secretary,
r. T.. Potter; treasurer, A. T. NARROW
twenty seventh term): conductor, w.
l.. Wellman and Charles A. Noel;
inside sentinel. r. E. Van Pelt and
e. S. Van Pelt; outside sentinel. w.
H. Welty; trustee for eighteen months.
II. M. Wood, and chaplain, John Neetz
and w. L. Giovanni
Star Spangled Banner Council met
December at Fifth and G streets
with Past Councillor w. l.. Sudwarth
presiding. The Christmas committee
reported several other councils had
accepted the invitation of this council
to participate in the annual children's
Christmas party.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
At the convention of Calanthe
Lodge tomorrow evening election of
officers will be held and amendments
to the bylaws will also be considered.
The convention of December 26 will
be omitted.
Grand Chancellor Edgar c. Snyder
and his associate Grand Lodge officers
will officially visit Webster Lodge
Tuesday evening. A program has been
arranged and an address will be deliv-
cred by past grand chancellor of
Maryland.
Union Lodge will confer the Knight
rank on a class of candidates, to-
gether with several from Calanthe,
Syracusian and Columbia Lodges. A
banquet will be served, when Noun
tain City Lodge will be entertained.
Home Lodge will elect officers to-
morrow evening.
Columbia Lodge will hold a short
session Wednesday evening and close
in time to attend the grand visitation
to Webster Lodge.
Washington Company, Uniform
Rank, will escort the grand chancellor
and his associate officers to Webster
Lodge Tuesday evening. This COM
pany is considering the equipping of
its members with new uniforms and
will compete in the prize drills to be
held in Detroit next August.
The board of directors of the Hall
Association will meet tomorrow eve
ming at the temple.
At the meeting of Rathbone Temple,
Pythian Sisters, the following were
elected as officers: Past chief, Miss
Freda Marks: most excellent chief,
Mrs. Fife lawson; senior, Mrs. Edith
Berg; junior, Miss Miriam Payne:
manager, Mrs. Alice Kirby; mistress
of records and correspondence. Mrs.
Lola Y. Marks; mistress of finance,
Mrs. Mary z. Hooper; protector. Mrs.
Sypos; guard, Mrs. Whitworth; press
correspondent, Mrs. Nellie Fitting;
Mrs. Motyka, trustee; Mrs. Kraemer,
pianist; chief electrician, Mr.. Prescott;
assistant. Mr.. Motyka, and drillmas.
ter, William Baum. Mrs. Minnie
Brown and Mr.. Johnson were initial
ed. A meeting of the drill team is ex-
pected to be called shortly in order to
reorganize the team. Mrs. Baum.
chairman of ways and means commit.
tee, announced a 500 and bridge party,
to be held December 16. Mrs. Thorn
ton reported on the leper colony.
The outgoing most excellent chief,
Miss Freda Marks. entertained her of.
ficers and her chairmen at a card
party last Monday evening at her
home, 900 Emerson street. The fol-
lowing were present: Mrs. Bessie
Payne, Miss Miriam Payne. Mrs. Edith
Berg, Mrs. Fife Lawson, Mrs. Alice
Kirby, Mrs. Lola Marks, Mrs. Matte
Hooper. Mrs. Sypos, Mrs. Billie Whit
worth, Mrs. Katherine Baum, Mrs.
Ella Thornton, Mrs. r. Prescott, Mrs.
Emma Motyka, Mrs. Nellie Etting.
Mrs. Kraemer and Miss Freda Marks.
MRS. Alice Kirby won the first prize
and Mrs. Ella Thornton the BOBBY. A
buffet supper was served.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
At the meeting of Liberty-Union Re-
view Monday evening officers were
elected as follows: Mrs. Lillian SAT-
fell, president; Mrs. Clara Reavis.
vice president; Mrs. Helen Luckett,
mast president: Mrs Carmomilde Folk
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