Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20

members were initiated and one ap-
plication for membership was received.
Past Councillor Milbourne of Benning
| Council also spoke.
Councillor Barr called Star Spangled
Banner Council, No. 8, to order at its
| meeting Friday evening in the hall at
Fifth and G streets. l.. K. Watson, j.
| r. Johns and S. Il. renning received
| the three degrees. Arrangements were
| made for the annual visitation of the
| State officers February 25 Applica.
| tions for membership were received
from John W. Tucker. G.. w. Landes,
| r. M. Johnson, ". Rhine. f. G.. Roach
and Ralph Gray. Addresses were made
| by W. Sudworth. II. T.. ChisInan, l..
G. Embry, G. l.. Meyers and =. o.
Thomas.
AnacoStia Council. No. IL. met Mon.
day night at Masonic Temple, Four.
teenth and u streets southeast. with
Councillor Frank Kicker presiding
Brief remarks were made by State
Councillor Simpson, National Repre-
sentative j. A. Smithson and Deputy
State Councillor Muller. This council
presented a Bible end raised a flag
over the school at OXon Hill, Md. last
sunday afternoon. The principal
speakers We're Rev. DR.. Frank Of the
Emanuel Episcopal Church, Repre-.
sentative J. w Byrns of Tennessee,
Representative j. NJ. Robson Of Ken.
lucky and Rev. Charles V. Van Der
Linden. The council will visit the
Emanuel Episcopal Church February
q at 7:45 pm.
Capital Council, No. Is, met Monday
evening in the Northeast Masonic
Temple. Three candidates were elected
to membership and the application of
Raymond b. Riggles was received.
The annual card party will be held in
the council chambers, 523 Eighth
street, February % at $40 pm.
Andrew Jackson Council, No. 6, met
at Pythian Temple Monday evening,
with Councillor Mallonee presiding.
One application for membership was
received. Addresses were made by c.
t. Lacey. president of the Junior
Home Incorporation; T. E. Hall, J. B.
Pote and State Deputy Councillor Jae-
ger.
Oriental Court. No. l, met Thurs
day evening in the chambers of Amer
ica-JeffersOn Council. Four candidates
received the degrees. The state Of
ticers of the Junior Order of the Dis.
trict of Columbia have accepted an
invitation to pay q visit to the court
early in March
Benning Council, No. 81, was called
~ VI uVA W SouIICiiOI NIdteS MONDAY
evening in the /. 0. O. +. Hall, Ben
ming, d. c..
The members and their friends are
invited TO attend an oyster supper
by the Junior Band in it's hall, at
Third street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast, next Wednesday at
5 pm.
j. A. Houser, councillor, called John
l.. Burnet Council, No. 4, to order
in its chambers, at Wisconsin avenue
and N street. Wednesday at 1880
pm. This council has been requested
to cooperate with Reno Council in the
dance they are giving at the Wash
ington Hotel March 8.
Benning, Woodrow Wilson and
Eagle Councils will be hosts to the
State officers in their annual visit to-
morrow in Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie. Star Spangled Banner Council
entertains the State officers at So
ciety Hall, Fifth and G streets.
Potomac Valley Forge Council, No.
80, met Wednesday evening in its
hall, at Fifth and G streets, with
Councillor w. E. Greaves presiding
The degree team of Star Spangled
Banner Council, No 8, has accepted
the invitation to give the work for
a class of Is candidates February %.
John Schutt was appointed to repre-
sent this council on the board of
governors for the band.