Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-07

the lodge at the home of the councillor
Mrs. Blanche TaWney, 5000 Fairlawl
avenue southeast. State Councillor Mrs
Carrie G. Meile of Unity Council, Nc
II, was present and addressed the coun
Gil This council voted as its choiC,
for their deputy State councillor Mis-
Mary Stormer of Triumph Council, No
8, and letter of request has been or
dered sent to the State councillor TO
this appointment.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The first meeting of the month vii
be held by Keanc Council Thursday a
the knights of Columbus Hall at pm
This will be zero hour tonight.
Charles Dean has been chosen a.
chairman of the Keane 500 Club ant
Mr.. Charles Boone as secretary. The,
will be assisted by the following com
mittee: Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin P. Good
win, Mr.. and Mrs William Mulligan
James P. McKeon, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Donovan. Mr.. and Mrs. William Nell
gan, E. A. Strudley, Mr.. and Mrs. join
E. Burns, Mrs. Harry Burns and Henri!
G. Nolda. Mrs. Jerry Donovan anC
Mrs. William Neligan will be the host
esscs of the first party to be held at thu
Knights of Columbus Hall Thursday
October IS. The committee at its frs
meeting, decided to continue the policy
of giving season prize to the player.
receiving the two highest scores anc
may also give a prize to the one receiv-
ing the lowest.
Edwin P. Goodwin has been named as
chairman of the ticket committee fol
Keane Council for the Columbus dan
banquet, to be given Friday night.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Central Camp held its last meeting
in the interest of the Rubey Class adop-
ton to be held November 20 in North
east Masonic Temple. District Deputy
H. H. Willard. Consul J. K. Duncan and
Escort w. K. Black of Talbot Camp
attended Entertainment was provided
DR.. Thomas Linville, chairman of the
committee on membership, addressed
the camp upon the importance of Sc
curing many applicants for the meeting
to be held in November, at which time
Head Consul A. r. Talbot will be pres
ent. An enthusiastic response resulted
which was aided by the remarks of
Marc Cohen, chairman of the camps
Rubey Glass adoption committee. Birth
days of several members were observed
with appropriate ceremonies. under the
direction of Consul John w. Sutherin
G.. Bowen Blandford, William B. King
rey, Robert H. Gulick, A. S. Brant j. G.
Mcfarland and George A. Casey re-
ceived the congratulations and best
wishes of the membership.
The Rubey Class adoption committee
for the District met in Talbot Camp
Thursday, with representatives from the
various camps. Consideration was given
to the appointment of degree team
for the initiation on November 90 The
next meeting is with Columbia Camp.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Tomorrow evening a public campfire
will be held at Fraser Camp in the w.
o. W. Temple. The mystery committee
has arranged for the entertainment of
guests and FALL sovereigns and their
families are invited
A large gathering of local choppers
witnessed the class initiation at Oak
Camp Wednesday evening Consul
Comdr. Meynell presided and the de-
gree team was assisted by the boosters
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Anacostia Council, No. 16, met Mon
day evening in Masonic Hall, Anacostia,
D. c., and was called to order by Coun-
cilor e. H. Wax. Two applicants were
elected to membership and nine appli-
cations for membership presented.
Talks were made by State Outside Sen
tinel Edward Diehl, National Outside
Sentinel j. A. Sn1ithson and others.
Old Glory Council, No. "a, met at
316 Pennsylvania avenue southeast on
26, with Councillor Trotter
presiding. State Vice Councillor A. G.
Columbus was among the visitors and
delivered an address on the Juniors
Orphans Home at Tifin, Ohio. He
also congratulated the council for the
splendid showing it was making in at
tendance. Deputy State Councillor
Bauer also spoke.
Capital Council, No. 25, met Monday
evening in Northeast Masonic Temple
and was called to order by Councillor
Mitchell with all officers present. Two
applications for membership were re-
ceived. Financial Secretary Fred Pot
ter, Conductor T. P. O'Connor, Past
Councillor John Sampson and Record
ing Secretary Wellman spoke on the
principles of the order. Announcement
was made that the last meeting Of the
current month will be open to the
friends Of members.
Star Spangled Banner Council, No. 8,
met in Junior Order Temple, 800 ]
street, September %, with Councillor
w. H. Kendrick presiding. Tribute was
paid to the memory of the late Martin
J. Engle. Past Councillor Guy w. Rich
ards of j. Morgan Read Council. who
is the vice president of the bowling
league, appealed to members to organ
lie bowling team and join the league
The president of the Junior Order Tenn
pie Association, G. T. Lacy, told of the
progress being made to pay off the loan
and OF the revaluation of the building
which increases the value of the stock
He added that the association soon
would re-incorporate for $4,000. The
speaker OF the evening was Ethelbert B
Frey.
Andrew Jackson Council, No. 6. met
last Tuesday evening in the Junior
Order Temple, Councillor D. E. Ouadf
presiding. Junior Past State Councillor
John ID. Simpson was among the Wis.
!IofS present and delivered an address
Oeputy State Councillor Hid. Past
Councilor w. T. Perry, the president 81
the Junior Temple Association. C. #
Lacy and others also made brief re.
WoMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
Mrs, Minnie Dunn, 629 M street
southwest, will be hostess at care
party Tor the benefit of Victory Review
mo; Il, tuesday at pm. at her home
Washington Review, No. 4. will hayr
charge of the regular Monday lunch
tomorrow.
Brightwood Review will meet as usua
on Monday at 8 pm. at the Church OF
the Holy Comforter.
Columbia Review will meet Tuesda,
at pm. Business will be discussed II
connection with the dinner dance
Scheduled for October %. Mrs. Eliza.
oech Sweeney is chairman of the din.
ner.
All deputy assistants are requested tc
attend a special meeting to be held Al
the club house Wednesday at 7:30 pm
The meeting will last only As minutes
so DrOmnt attendance js iIroed