Evening star., 1927-04-03

| NN OiiAh5" n VI aCA AiSLOl
was given by Past President Mollie
r. Edmonston. A program was given
and refreshments were served. Lot
| tie Glazer was installed as outside
guardian.
The president Of the Rebekah AS
sembly, Nettie r. Mettler. accom-
panied by her corps of officers and
many past presidents and past noble
grands viii attend the annual session
Of the Maryland Assembly next
| Wednesday in Baltimore.
JR. o. U. A. M.
America jefferson Council was host
| March "a to the State Council officers.
Addresses were made by Past State
Councilor Bohrer and Junior Past
State Councillor Beck. State Secretary
| Prender, Recording Secretary G. A.
| Flynn, J. F. Burger and Councillor w.
Nj. Martin were given presents. Ma
| tional Representative Smithson Of Ana
costa Council explained the action of
| the past Congress in regard to the i'm
migration bills and insurance codes.
Benning Council was called to order
by Councillor Ivan Gates in 1. o. o. F.
Hall, Benning, d. c., Monday evening.
Capital Council was called to order
by Councillor Giovanni last Monday
evening III ln0 TOTI06dSL MdSOnlC
Temple. The Representatives on the
building and Pen Mar reunion commit
tees made reports showing progress.
Ladies' night will be held April 25.
Anacostia Council held it's regular
weekly meeting Monday evening, with
Councillor Frank Kicker presiding.
Ten applications for membership were
received and several others were acted
upon. The council will attend a mass
meeting at the Emanuel Baptist
Church., Thirteenth and V streets,
southeast, tomorrow at pm. The
State council officers will pay Ana
costa Council their annual visit to-
morrow ut $50 pm. Remarks were
made by State Councillor John Simp-
son, National Representative Joseph
Smithson, Rev. DIR. Frank and others.
Liberty Bell Council met March 26
81 the Northeast Masonic Temple,
with Councillor L. G. Boswell presid
ing. Past Councillor c. H. Hid, acting
as councillor, conferred the degrees on
six candidates and on j. r. Clark of
Woodrow Wilson Council, No. II. The
members of Liberty Bell who received
the degrees were c. d. Hid. Thomas
N. Self. Roy e. Lanham. Joseph Quick,
NJ. Kolb and J. II. Pugh. The degree
team was formed by Capt. G. Fl. Hid.
lAlCub. Il ~ uAIl, oCi u AttdJl ~
Witherite, A. b. Hughes, Thomas
Hamel, B. r. Franks, William Knott
and A, l.. Boswell. Addresses were
made by M. Kolb. J. F. Parr, William
McClung, Past State Councillor Acker-
man, Deputy State Councillor +. r.
Thomas and the councillor of Woodrow
Wilson Council.
Councillor f. j. Parr presided over
the regular meeting of Star Spangled
Banner Council March 25 in Society
Hall, Fifth and G. streets. The follow
| ing applications were received: G. K.
Scroggins, NJ. w. Burchitl, A. A. Nc
Call, d. r. Hyland. G.. r. Dudley and
w. F. LeGrew and referred to their
proper committees. Clarence Spear
was reinstated into membership. Ad-
dresses were made by Past Councillor
Sudwarth, Past Councillor Engelhardt,
State Chaplain Meyers and Past State
Counci,or Magill.
Washington Council met in Red
Mans Hall The council was ad-
| dressed by Past State Councillor Ma
gill, &. T. Lacey, State Warden A. &.
Colun BUS. F. w. Buckler and r. T.
Bowman. The application of Louis J.
| Mackall was received.
John l.. Burnet Council will hold a
dance in it's hall April 20.
Councillor A. l.. Mallonee called An
drew Jackson Council to order Mon
day evening in Pythian Temple. G. T.
Lacey, National Committeeman r. +.
Skinner, Past State Councillor Latham,
G.. w. Hall and A. l.. Dof1tar, secre-
tary of the Pen Mar reunion commit
tee. made addresses. The reunion com
mittee will meet Wednesday at 316
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Wondrou, VNi1co,1 CnunnH xsro ssa lloJ
| to order March % by Councillor Adair.
The committee on the new bylaws
made It's report, which was adopted.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
The meeting of the board Of great
chiefs with the chiefs of the tribes
was held in Red Mems Hall, Nine
teenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
| nue., last Monday evening. The next
| meeting will be a joint meeting with
the Great Council membership cam
| Oaign committee for 1927 in Red
Mems Hall tomorrow at pm.
| Sioux Tribe met last Thursday eve
ming. The tribe will hold class
adoption April IA. The degree team,
under the direction of Degree Master
| lglehart, will have charge Of the
work. Great Sannap Leech of the
Great Reservation of Virginia was a
visitor. The ways and means commit
tee is making arrangements for the
| twenty-sixth anniversary Of the tribe
to be held some time in May.
Great Keeper of Wampum w B.
Garner was visitor to Red Wing
Tribe at the meeting March 81.
The entertainment committee of LO-
gan Tribe reported preparations being
| made for the twenty-seventh ami
versary of the tribe May 2.
At the meeting of Mineola Tribe last
Friday evening plans for the carry
class" were discussed.
The great sachem and the great
instructress. accompanied by delega-
! tions from Idaho, White Eagle and
Mineola Councils, paid fraternal visit
| to Waneta Council Tuesday evening.
The great sachem and his board
Of great chiefs, with the great in
structress, visited Hiawatha Council
last Friday evening for the purpose
of presenting this council with
charter
Idaho Council had as it's guests
March "a delegations from every coun-
Gil in the District Of Columbia. Great
Sannap Leech of the Great Reserva-
| ton of Virginia delivered an address
/ on 1.-THE State of the Order in Vir-
ginia." An entertainment was fur
nished by the Kazoo Band Of White
Eagle Council.
Powhatan Tribe at its meeting
April Z will entertain the great
sachem and his board Of great chiefs,
who will pay this tribe a fraternal
visit. Fred Becker will have charge
| Of the entertainment.