Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-30

will occur Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock.
The ways and means committee has
appointed a committee of seven To BE-
known as the temple committee, whose
duty Is to clear the debt on the temple
and burn the mortgage at noon JAM
uary !.
Franklin Lodge is holding weekly
meetings, in order to get the class
knighted by January /.
Hermione Lodge has changed its
meeting night to the first and third
Friday and the grand chancellor will
officially visit it November 2.
Rathbone Temple, at its meeting on
Friday evening, held a reception for the
Grand Temple officers and representa-
tives who returned last week from the
Grand Temple session at Fred2rlCkS-
burg, Va. Mrs. Mary E. Hooper was
elected grand manager, and in recogni-
| ton of this honor she was presented
with a token from her temple. Amon9
| the distinguished guests were Grand
Temple officers and members of Friend
ship Temple, No. 8, and Mrs. Bertha
Law, grand protector, of Danville, Va.
The ways and means committee will
give dinner october 16 at the Pythian
Temple.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERI-
CAN MECHANICS.
Anacostia Council met Monday eve
ming in Masonic Hail. Anacostia, D. c.,
and was called to order by Councillor E.
H. Wax. Two applications for member
| ship was presented Chairman Edward
A. Diehl of the good of the order COM
mittee announced that this council will
| hold a social meeting for the members
and their families october 20. Addresses
were given by Rev. L. B. Franck, Dep
uty State Councillor Muller, State Out
| side Sentinel Diehl, National Outside
Sentinel Smithson, Councillor E. H.
Wax, Vice Councillor J. r. Prather and
Messrs. Beall, Estep, Kemper, John
Thomas, E. r. Thomas and others.
The council will convene at 7:3O pm,
commencing tomorrow, and continue
until Spring, instead OF meeting at
pm.
Capital Council met Monday evening
| in Northeast Masonic Temple, with
Past Councillor Benjamin Montgomery
presiding. A report was made by w. H.
Welty, T. P. O'Connor and j. M. Samp-
son on absent members. A report on
the dance to be held in the near future
was made by T. P. O'Connor and re-
marks were made by Past Councillor
Potter, Recording Secretary W. L. Well
man, Past Councillor Benjamin Mont
gomery and others.
Old Glory Council met at 316 Pennsyl-
vanian avenue southeast September l9
and was called to order by Councillor
Trotter. Assistant Recording Secretary
Charles E. Ridgway, jr., made report
on the activities of the bowling team,
Liberty Bell Council, met Saturday
evening in Northeast Masonic Temple,
and was called to order by Councillor
A. E. Franks Past Councillor B. j.
Brown, recording secretary rendered his
resignation due to the fact that he was
to be transferred to Atlanta, Ga, by
the Southern Railway Co. T. L. Hamel
was installed by Past Councillor G. H.
Hid to fill the vacancy. The degrees
were eXemplif1ed for the first time this
season on a class of candidates from
Old Glory and Liberty Bell Councils.
Past Councillor c. H. Hid gave a
talk on the American Flag" and the
members Endorsed the petition of the
American Legion in requesting Con-
gress to adopt 1.-THE Star Spangled
Banner" as our national anthem.
Star Spangled Banner Council, con-
vened in the Junior Order Temple,
Friday evening, with Councillor w. H.
Kendrick presiding. Tribute was paid
to the memory of Past Councillor John
B. Bourne. p. G. Cauffman was adj
mitted into membership. A collection
was taken for the benefit of church
at Oriole, Md, which was damaged by