Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

present AT the services at the Lincoln
Memorial yesterday and will go to
Mount Vernon February %.
Mai Eugene G.. Edwards, in com
mand of the drill team. needs more
men to complete his company Gus
Anderson and Linsey Green have been
added to the roll. Members who de-
sire to enlist should report to him
Wednesday night.
JR. 0. U. A. M.
The eighth visitation of the State
council officers, headed by State Coun-
cilor John d. Simpson. was made to
Edward J. Ross Council, No. %. at its
hall 1912 Ninth street, February g.
Addresses were made by Judge John
II. Moves. Past state Councillors w.
r. McGil and Harry A. Beck. Ma
tional Representative r. F. skinner.
Past Councillor W. T.. Sudworth. Past
state Councillor w. s. coleman, Clye
w. Nichols, Frank Kicker, councillor
Of Anacostia Council, No. l6. and
Thomas j. Park of Centerville Coun-
ell No 20, of Winston Salem, y. e.
Independent Council, No. ., met
February at 643 Louisiana avenue.
with Councillor Smith presiding. J. A.
Hopkins was appointed captain of the
council team for the temple drive. The
council was addressed by Deputy State
Councillor r.. h. Bailey J. f.. Thomas
and Roy Thomas of Anacostia Council.
No. 16: A. l.. Da hler of Liberty Bell
Council, No. 55, and Gus Racken-
heimer of Star Spangled Banner Coun.
Gil, No. \.
Councillor A. l.. Mallonee called
Andrew Jackson Council No 6. to
order Monday night in their hall at
1912 Ninth street. G. r. Lacey, presi-
dent Of the Junior Hall Association:
r. T. Skinner and Deputy State Coun-
cilor Jaeger made addresses.
Anacostia Council. No. is. met in
Masonic Hall, Fourteenth and l.
street southeast. Monday night. The
degree team under the leadership of
Capt. f.. r. Thomas conferred the de-
grees. The council had a visit In
body from Cabin Glen Council, Capital
Height Council and Woodrow Wilson
Council. Those who spoke were State
Councillor !. y. Simpson. National
Representative ]. 4. Smithson, Past
State Councillor Babhtt. State Dep
uty Councillor Muller. Rev. Charles
V. Van de Linden. There will be
flag raising at Oxon Hill, Nd, this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock to which
all members of the order and
the Daughters of America are in
and l. streets at pm The
Jr. Q. l.. A. NJ. Band will lead to Oxon
Hill School. Two representatives from
Congress will speak.
Benning Council. No. 81, met in the
!. o. o. r. Hall. Benning. ID. c., Mon
day evening. with Councillor Ivan
Gates presiding. The joint committee
in charge of the visitation February
81 reported progress. Deputy State
Councillor w. II. McClung and Past
Councillor RandIe of Eagle Council
made addresses.
Councillor Barr opened Star Span
sled Banner Council, No. s, at it's last
meeting in the hall at Fifth and G
streets. J, r. Johns was elected to
membership. The application of Fl.
f. Switzerland and Paul Arendes were
received. Leonard keffer was ac-
cepted by card. Remarks were made
by c. w. Magill George Meyers. J. w.
Speakman, c. T. Lacy, f. r. Scaggs.
w. W. Kaufman. w. II. Lanham and
w. l.. Sudworth.
Councillor w. l.. Giovanni called
Capital Council. No. 25. to order Mon
day night in Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie. c. W. Dowell was elected to
membership and the applications Of
NJ. j. Zoncki. T. G. Quantrille and
Milton w. Norris were received. On
February 2S a card party will be held
at $40 pm
Eagle Council, No. ?. met in the
Fountain Memorial Church. Randle
Heights, ID. c.. Tuesday. One new
member was obligated into the order.
Refreshments were served.
John l.. Burnet Council. No. 4. was
addressed at it's last meeting by w
l.. Sudworth. r. J. Englehardt and j.
r. Lumsden
Mount Vernon Council, No. 10, win
entertain the State officers next