Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-19

| Councillor Paul Dahlman and Associ-
ate Councillor Randolph l.. Jennings
will give the unwritten work at the
| next meeting. Mrs. Ethel L. Keefe an
nounced card party will be held Sat-
urday night at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Dahlman. In the 1900
block Quarles street northeast.
John l.. Burnette Council met Mon
| day evening with the councillor, Mrs.
Josephine c. Herbit. presiding. The
State councillor, Mrs Elizabeth Shep-
herd; associate State councillor, Mrs.
| Cora l.. Thompson. and the State sec
rotary, Charles Fl. Miller, were the dis
| tinguished guests. The councillor ap-
| pointed the inside sentinel as chairman
| OF the good of the order committee.
A meeting Of Esther Council was held
| Wednesday evening. At the last meet
ing in July the deputy State councillor,
Mrs. Laura Burdette of Vienna, Va, in
stalled the offiers-elect. Past Councillor
Mrs. Mary H. Walker had as her guests
delegation of past and associate past
councillors at her cottage at North
Beach Park. Md. over the week end.
The next meeting of the Past Coun-
cilorS' Association will be held October
? at 46lS Wisconsin avenue.
Fidelity Council met Tuesday eve
| ming with the councillor, Mrs. Sarah
Cavanaugh. presiding. Mrs Mabel Tip
petit was elected inside sentinel and in
stalled by Deputy State Councillor Mrs
E. Viola Thompson. National Repre-
sentative Mrs. Mary A. Ferguson, j.
/ Harry Howell. Robert Downing, Miss
Clara Haas, Mrs. Annie Scoggins and
George Upperman made short speeches
Triumph Council was called to order
Thursday evening by the councillor
Mrs. Mary D. Towers. Election of
officers was held. as follows: Adalyn
conductreSs. They were installed
Brief remarks were made by Past
Councillors Mrs. Elsie Hill, Mrs. Marie
Stephenson. Ray T. Campbell, Mrs.
Amelia Budesheim and j. w. Schwenk.
Virginia Dare Council met Wednes-
day evening with the Junior past coun-
ciior, Mrs Rose Grant, presiding The
degree team, assisted by the associate
State councillor, Mrs Cora L. Thomp-
son, and State Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth
Shepherd, conferred the degrees ON Mrs.
M. e. Feutress. State Councillor Mrs
Shepherd gave an address.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Grand Regent I. S. Childs has re-
turned from Atlantic City, where he
attended a conference of grand regents
| and Supreme Council officers of the
Eastern division Of the United States
and Canada This conference was
| called by Supreme Regent Harold C.
Knoeppel of New York. Among other
Supreme Council officers present we're
Supreme Vice Regent Charles H. Haring
of New York, Supreme Orator James E.
Norton of Reading, Pa. and j. William
kendrick of New York, member of the
committee on finance of the Supreme
Council. George NJ. Evans of Wash
ington, member of committee on coun-
Gil work OF the District Of Columbia,
also was in attendance with the grand
regent at the convention.
Municipal Council met Monday eve
ming at Odd Fellows Hall. under the
leadership of Regent L. S. Grigsby
Grand Regent I. S. Childs was speaker
of the evening.
District Council met Wednesday, with
Regent r. Payne in the chair. Past
Grand Regent F. S. Parks and Grand
Orator Charles A. Bell addressed the
council
Oriental Council at the recent meet
ing started preparations for special
meeting and entertainment the first
meeting in September, when they ex-
pect TO initiate a class of candidates
in honor of the grand regent, who will
be invited to be present.
Councils meeting this week are: ORR
entail. Tuesday; Kismet, Wednesday;
Capital and Farragut, Thursday
NATIONAL UNION.
Senate Secretary E A. Myers of To-
ledo, Ohio, visited the local ONCE Sat-
urday, August IL
United Council met August 10, with
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wOoDMEN OF THE WORLD.
A caravan of Baltimore Woodmen
will be received at the temple next Fri.
day night. A large class OF candidates
for initiation win be among the num-
Der of visitors The new Maryland de-
gree team will be assisted by the Boost