Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-07
FRATERNITIES
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of Dorcas Rebekah Lodge has started
the Fall activities. Mrs. Roda McDon-
aid Of Detroit. Mich, formerly of this
lodge. was a visitor at the last meeting.
The Noble and Vice Grands' Asso-
citation held its regular meeting Sep
TENDER 81 with Miss Ruth Domino, "a
Franklin street northeast. Mrs. N. M.
Pollock, who was the first president Of
the association, was made an honorary
member.
The degree will be conferred upon
three candidates at the meeting OF
Schuyler ColfaX Lodge Tuesday eye
ming.
The Seventy-Seventh anniversary of
the Rebekah degree was held at I. o.
o. F. Temple on Friday evening. Sep
TENDER %. The following program was
given: Music by Ajax Orchestra;
"America.' by the audience; invoca-
ton by Ora P. Trimmer, chaplain Of
Rebekah Assembly; reading of procla-
nation by F. Marie Spekenheir. secre-
tary of Rebekah Assembly; solo, Har-
Ian Randall; address Of welcome, Mrs.
NJ Margaret Royston, assembly preSi-
dent: duet by Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
Randall; address, j. Burton Ksncer,
grand master; introduction of speaker,
E w. Bradford past grand SIRE adj
dress by Walter V. Hoagland, grand
representative Of Nebraska; short talk
by Mrs. Hoagland, chaplain Of the Re-
bekah Assembly Association; solo, Mrs.
Evelyn Gribben Randall; benediction.
Dr. Henry W. Tippett Mrs E. Pearl
Windsor was chairman of the enter
tainment committee.
Ruth Lodge has been honored by the
appointment of Mrs. Roberta Volland
as guardian of the Rebekah Assembly
Association, which held its meeting in
Montreal, Canada. She was introduced
at the past meeting. An entertain
ment will be given at the next meeting,
when Edith ODonnell will be presented
a past noble grand recognition pin for
her services in the lodge for 25 years.
The membership in general is invited
The ways and means committee of
the Rebekah Assembly will hold
Halloween dance at oysters Auditorium
October 80.
The Instructresses' Club will meet
Wednesday evening with Miss Marie
Spekenheir.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Justice Council, No. ., was called to
order Wednesday night by the coun-
cilor, Emma Bowen After the regular
over to the good of order committee to
celebrate its sixth birthday anniver-
order of business the council was turned
Sary. A splendid program was rem
dered and gifts were presented to the
State councillor, George Jones of Rich
mond, Va, who responded. Deputy
Mrs. Sockolosky was given string of
beads and Miss Ridgeway handbag.
The hall was decorated by Mrs. Har-
mon with flowers and flags A large
birthday cake with six candles adorned
the guests table.
Visitors were from Hope, No. /; Fell
lowship of Virginia, Friendship of Alex
andria, Va; Mount Rainier Council and
Baltimore, Md.
The regular weekly meeting of Hope
Council, No. l, was held Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs John Stevenson of Spring
vile, Mass, were visitors and made re-
marks. There will be initiation next
Tuesday. The meeting october Is will
be followed by card party.
MACCABEES.
Mount Vernon Tent, No. 4, will con-
duct its class initiation at Northeast
Masonic Temple Monday evening, Octo-
Der %. The degree team of Alexandria
Tent, which has won number of prizes
in competition with other teams, will
present the ritualistic ceremonial. This
team is under the direction Of RAYMOND
Simns. captain, with DR.. R. L. wilkins,
king; E. l. Cornell, high priest; George
K. Bender, Judas: Irwin Proctor, apos-
tate; G. A. Bladen, past commander;
Arthur Schaefer, Clarence Schaefer,
Charles Bender, F. E. Cornell, z. E.
Moore and H. c. Cobean, guards.
Capitol Court, No. 3, Jewels of the
Maccabees, under the direction of Mrs.
Sarah H. Severe, queen mother, held
an apron party Tuesday evening at
Northeast Masonic Temple, which was
very enjoyable affair. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. John Morris and Miss
Katherine Lyon. A revue, School
Days.. was presented. Those partici-
pating were Misses Katherine Lyon.
Cert ude Lyon, Evelyn Stokes, Ruth
Kaldenbach, Gladys Shellin. Katherine
Krause, Helen DeaIe, Mary Suder Rose
mary Pomardy, Mildred Rist, Sarah
Adams, Robert Allen, George Stokes,
Johnson Hardy, Bernard Pomardy Paul
Pomardy and William B. Severe. Miss
Dorothy Downey sang several selections,
with Miss Katherine Deale accompanist.
The committee was Mrs. Mabel A. Lyon,
Mrs. Shellin and Mrs. KrauSe. Capitol
Court is one of the leading courts of
bllS dSJdI "a JIlS AldCCdD6GS
and is to receive from the Supreme Tent
a silk American flag and silk Macca-
bees flag for making the greatest in
crease in membership. This court was
presented with the golden jubilee ban
ner June II.
DAUGHTERS OF THE KING.
Triumph Council No. 8, met Thurs
day evening with the councillor, Mrs.
Mary D. Towers, presiding. The dele
gates to the annual State convention
gave report of the proceedings, with
several recommendations which were
accepted by the council. Past National
Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell of In
dependent Council, No 2, presented
her State Council deputy credentials,
which were accepted A meeting of
the trustees was held at the home of
Miss Florence A. Hahn Monday night.
The councillor appointed State
Trustee Miss Florence A. Hahn, Adaiyn
Berger and Past Councillor Ray T.
Campbell to serve on the general good
of the order committee of the State
Council. Miss Mary Stormer. associate
councillor, announced a weiner roast
would be held at the home Of Mrs.
Blanche Tawney, the councillor of Eagle
Council, No. "a. Addresses were made
by State Trustee Mrs. Deborah Strict
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