Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-23
woMAN's BENEFIT AsS0CIA-
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Liberty Union, NO o, presented
class of % candidates for initiation
at its meeting January II. The floor
work was presented by Union Guard
team, under Mrs Hattie Palmer, cap
tain. Mrs. Helen Luckett, com
mander, assisted by her newly elected
officers, had charge of the meeting
A banquet was served in honor OF
the new members and invited friends
A floor lamp was presented to Mrs.
Luckett by Mrs. Matte Gregory on
behalf of the review in appreciation
of her work.
National Review, No. /, will hold
a benefit card party January 81 at
the home of Mrs. Mary Pierce, 1881
Belmont street, Apartment 8. at 1:30
pm. All members and friends of the
review are invited.
National Review has changed the
place and date for It's next meeting
Instead of Thursday evening at Odd
Fellows Hall, the next meeting will
be held Friday at Typographical Tenn
pie, 423 G street
Brightwood Review, No. 5, Mrs.
Knighting, commander, will entertain
the Officers Club tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock, Church of the Holy Com
forter, 5703 Georgia avenue. Election
of officers will be held.
Columbia Review. No. 3, will in.
stall its officers Tuesday evening
Mrs. Stella Towner, assisted by her
daughter, will be in charge of the
social and program which will follow
installation.
Victory Review. No IL, will close
it's meeting In short form tomorrow
evening in order to attend the officers
club meeting. Members will 20 in a
body to Brightwood. The review will
give a theater party at Keith's Janu.
airy 81.
Campaign managers and deputies
are requested to meet in the Office 219
Gill Building, Wednesday evening at
SIS o'clock.
10. U. A. M.
Andrew Jackson Council, No. g.,
meeting was opened by Councillor A.
l.. Mallonnee Monday evening in
Pythian Temple. The State officers,
headed by State Councillor Simpson
In the fourth of their annual vista
tons to the subordinate councils Of
the District of Columbia, were well
coined by Councillor Mallonnee. Ma
tional Committeeman Thomas E..
Skinner. Past National Organizer
Schaeffer, Recording Secretary La
Roche, Deputy State Councillor Nc
Gill, Junior Past State Councillor
Beck. A. Dahler of Liberty Bell, John
Lunden and Councillor Howell of No.
4. Deputy State Councillor Jaeger,
w. r. Davis, secretary, of Central
Council; F. Muller. j. Fred Burgess,
A. l.. Taylor, Charles Bidd, j. p. Car
ter and Deputy State Councillor SUIT
ton made addresses.
Capital Council, No. rs, met Mon
day In the Northeast Masonic
Temple. Six candidates received the
degrees and two new applications
We're received.
At the last meeting of J. Morgan
Read Council of Mount Rainier, Nd
four new applications for member
ship were received. The following
officers were installed: Councillor
Charles F. Muller. Vice Councillor
William r.. Blount. Conductor w.
Floyd Spurlin. Warden Andrew O.
Romero. Inside Sentinel Ellsworth
Muller, Outside Sentinel Orren F.
Pettys, Chaplain Oscar T. Harlow.
Junior Past Councillor Eugene
Fabritz. Financial Secretary John
Earnest, Treasurer William P.
Earnest Senior Recording Secretary
Arthur F. Storey and Trustees Fred
w. Muller, Guy Richard and Earnest
Brown.
Grand Oriental Court, No. l, met
Thursday evening in the rooms of
American jefferson Council, at the
Northeast Masonic Temple, with
Grand Orient Bailey presiding. Will
liam M. La Roche installed the fol-
lowing officers: Grand Orient s.
Oliveri, Vice Grand Orient r. Umhau,
Grand Herald J. Fred Burgess, Grand
Prince w. l.. Sudworth, Grand
Scribbler William M. Martin, Assist
ant Grand Scribbler n. z. Hoffman,
Grand Prophet N. w. Smith, Grand
Keeper OF the Inner Portal g. Back
enheimer. Grand Keeper OF the OUT