Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-09

lar meeting next Friday. The follow
ing officers will be installed: S. Earl
Upperman, consul: T. j. Carroll. ad
visor; E. w. Howard. banker; James
H. Mcintyre, clerk; John A. Trunnell,
past consul; Edward l.. Pope, escort
H. B. Pope. sentry; J. D. Pope, watch
man; trustees, J. S. Greene, NJ. r.
Linskey and T. A. Sullivan: physicians
A. E. Craig. F. J. Ready and j. A.
Tilton.
JR. O. U. A. M.
The first of the series of annual Wis
itAtions to the several subordinate
councils of the District was made last
Monday evening by State Councillor
Simpson and his staff of officers to
Capital Council, n. %, in Northeast
Masonic Temple. The State officers
were escorted to the altar by State
Marshal Charles H. Hid. where they
were received by Councillor l.. G. w.
Pote OF Capital Council. Rev. Charles
F. Lineer offered the opening prayer.
State Councillor Simpson, junior Past
state Councillor Beck. Past State
Councillor s. Oliver, Deputy State
Councillor Martin. Vice Councillor Har
low Rev. j. Van Der Linden of Coun-
Gil No 81, Baltimore, Md; Councillor
r. Kicker of Anacostia Council. Rev.
Charles F. Linger and State Council
Secretary John Prender made ad
dresses. The women Of Golden Rule
Council, No. 10, served a banquet.
The members of Oriental Court, No
/, are requested to attend the regular
monthly meeting January 10.
At the last meeting of Eagle Coun-
Gil No. 8. the following officers were
installed: Councillor, ". G. Prohaska !;
vice councillor w. G.. Edwards; con
ductor, G. w. Bowman; warden, w. F.
Acton; inside sentinel @. c. White
outside sentinel, l.. K. Shomette: chap.
lain. r. H. Randall; recording secre.
tary,@ A. w. Lee; fira secretary,
H. A. Kolb; treasurer, n. F. Ladd
trustee, Is months, r.. II. Randall, and
8 months, S. E. Mason.
Anacostia Council, No IS. met Mon.
day in the Masonic Hall, Fourteenth
and U streets southeast, and installed
the following officers: Councillor. Frank
Kicker; vice councillor. Roy T. Bow.
man recording secretary, r. A. Estep
assistant recording secretary, F. G.
Prather; financial secretary, James E.
Frye; assistant financial secretary, p.
j. Martin; treasurer. n. z. Kemper
conductor. NJ. e. White; warden, r. II.
Norton; inside sentinel, H. j. Beall:
outside sentinel, j. W. Smithson: chan.
P. j. Martin. This council will raise
an American flag over the Allentown
School House this afternoon at 8
o'clock. All members of the order and
the Daughters of America are invited
to attend. There will be prominent
speakers and the Jr. O. L. A. NJ.
Band will furnish music.
The following officers were elected
in Edward j. Ross Council Councillor,
Jack Currier: vice councillor, DR.. J .
,, Albert Bonnette: recording secretary,
G. w Swift; assistant recording score
tary. T. r. Jones' fina ncial secretary
j. II. Lippard; treasurer. A. L. Jen.
nings: conductor, G. +. kefauver; war
den. c. T. Hilton; chaplain, Albert
Jaeger; inside sentinel, S. E. Travis
outside sentinel. j. Chapman pianist,
(. F. Green; trustee, j months. H. A.
Beck: IL months, w. r. Ferber; IS
months, Albert Jaeger: degree master
g. w. Swift; drill master. W. Fl. Loss
| man; representatives TO State Council,
t. F. Jones, j. II. Lippard, Albert
Jaeger. William Ferber and G. w
| Swift
Woodrow Wilson Council met De
cember %, with Councillor Maize pre-
siding. Two applications for mem.
bership were received. Officers were
elected as follows: Councillor, Carson
| Adair; vice councillor, Randolph Jen-
nings; recording secretary, M A.
Keefe; financial secrtary, 4. M. Ly-
man: treasurer, c. NJ. Maize; conduc-
tor, P. j. Dallnnan; warden, j. Alexan-
der sentinel, Alvia Sherman chap
lain, Cooley Huddleston, and trustee,
1S months, j. S. Diggers.
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10, elect