Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-24

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will be held In that city September IS,
announces that hotel accommodation
are being arranged for more than 200
members and their families.
A fishing party will leave the jolly
Antlers' clubhouse at Herring Bay.
Md. early today. Prizes have been
| offered.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The meetings of the Chancellor Com.
maders' Association have been sus-
pended for the Summer. The organ.
ization will resume sessions in Sep
TENDER.
Many members attended the last
meeting Of Webster Lodge. A discus
sion took place during the proposed
amendments to the bylaws. r. c.
Taylor and r. L. Van Steenbergh.
elected keeper Of records and seal and
master at arms. respectively. are out
of the city and will remain away for
| the Summer.
| The ways and means committee at
its last meeting decided on the harvest
| homecoming dinner to be given at
the temple october 81.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Special cars carrying approximately
| 100 guests Of Keane Councils Booster
Club will leave Union Station this aft
ernoon at 2:3O for Atlantic City. Head
quarters while in Atlantic City will he
the Continental Hotel. The commit
tee in charge includes John f. Burns.
chairman; Edward A. Strudley. secre'
tary. and George B. Saur, treasurer.
At its las. meeting the council
passed a resolution to petition the
| IL At Suftf In
instructing their delegates with refer
ence to a modern swimming pool on
| the property now owned by the
building company.
Potomac Council will meet tomor-
row evening at S:15 o'clock.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Unity Council met with the coun-
cilor, Mrs. Mabel Kirk, presiding.
Mrs. Ethel Miles installed the new Of
ficers. Mrs. Cleary and George Ander-
son were. appointed color bearers;
George V. Nellie. drill master. and Lu.
Their Kirk, pianist and press repre-
sentative. George Cohill of Golden
Rule Council gave talk. Mrs.
Blanche Tawrnev of Eagle Council in
vited the council to have a "wienie
| roast" at her home in the near future.
| Mr.. Tawrney contributed several vo-
cal solos and recitations. Mr.. Hake
won the cakewalE.
Virginia Dare Council met with
Amelia Behrle presiding. Fidelity
Council, with their degree team, cap
tanned by State Deputy Mrs. Mamie
Cox Howell, conferred the degree on
| five candidates-Eula A. Bates, Rose
E. Phipps. Ruth V. Phipps, Lena
F'ieles and Minnie Gooch. Mrs. Arener
Stansbury was also received into men,
bership by reinstatement. The follow.
| ing officers were elected: Associate
councillor. Mrs. Murilla Smith: vice
councillor, Lottie Bitters: associate
vice councillor. Rose Grant; warden,
Holly Smith; conductor. Rosa B. Ho'
man: inside sentinel, May w. Jiron;
outside sentinel, Irwin L. Suthard;
trustee for IS months, Sarah Peden;
representatives to the State Council,
Sarah Peden, Helen Nash and Mu-
rilla Smith. The officers were installed
by the deputy State councillor, Mrs.
Mamie c. Howell. Mrs. Mary M. Sun.
day, owing to illness, was unable to
be present to be installed to the office
of councillor. Addresses were made by
the State Councillor Mrs. Julia De-
lano, State Judiciary Mrs. E. Viola
Thompson and other visitors.
The Past Councillors Association OF
Anacostia Council met Monday eve.
ming at the home of Mrs. Helen Ow.
ems Steivers, and Mrs. Ethel E. Bur-
roughs presided. The next meeting
will be held at the home Of Mrs. Mary
Thorne.
Anacostia Council met Wednesday
evening, with the newly installed
councillor. Mrs. Margaret Lainhart.
presiding. Mrs. Mary P. James, past
State councillor. installed Mary Martin
as vice councillor. E. Roy Thomas re-
signed as drill master and Norval
Thomas was appointed to that Of
| flee. The council visited Betsy Ross
Council July 90 and presented it with
| a set of altar and pedestal covers by
Councillor Mrs. Lainhart.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
The uniform rank of Washington
| will form a caravan July 81, at 10
m, at Fifteenth and H streets north
east, for their trip to York, Pa. where
| they will be in encampment from
| August ] to 6. Local officers OF the
| 1880 Regiment. Companies A. B and
| c, and detached members in the Dis.
| trict Of Columbia will compose the
party.
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| 6 Judge Grant Matthews Of Ten
| nessee, a member of the Sovereign
| Camp. will visit Washington. A joint
meeting of all the District of Colum.
| bia camps is being arranged to greet
| Sovereign Matthews.
At the recent Sovereign Camp con-
vention at Los Angeles the principal
constructive work Of the session was
the formation of subsidiary legal
reserve corporation, which. under the
control of the Woodmen of the World.
viii write life insurance certificates of
every character. An invitation from
the LEGISLATURE Of Alabama to move
the w. o. w. headquarters to that
State was declined.
| The boosters met last week and
heard committee reports of Summer
activities.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
A comic hat social followed Tues
davis meeting Of Hope Council. A
card party will be held tomorrow night
at the home of Mrs. Devol, 1424 r
street. A lawn fete will be given next
Friday at Second and B streets south
east. Bingo games will be the social
feature next Tuesday.
| IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN.
Past Great Sachem James J. Nc
| Cracker raised the chiefs of Idaho
Tribe July IL. They were DR.. Claud
C. Caylor sachem; L. McKenney, sen.
Tor sycamore; T. Fl. Hunter, Junior
sycamore, and George Lee, prophet.
Great Sachem A. r. Thompson. Great
| Representative Robert s. Strobel,
Great Chief of Records w. NJ. Alexan.
der and Past Great Sachem Lee B.
Emory assisted in the raising cere.
| monies.
| The chiefs Of Sioux Tribe were raised
by Past Great Sachem Lee B. Emory
at their meeting July IA. The newly
| raised sachem. Ralph Pines, made an