Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

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washington Lodge at the last meeting
elected the following officers. Noble
grand. Maurice Beers: vice grand, HOW
Ard Beers: recording secretary, Thomas
H Dennis. finansial secretary. Alfred II.
Noakes. treasurer. Frederick r. water :
hotter, Under good of the order, Past
| Grands Milton S. Fall and William F.
Dowell. members Of Langdon Lodge, al
| dressed the lodge. 49,,
Canton Washington Patriarchs Mill
| tant, met last Saturday evening. Plans
were discussed for the proposed Trip 10
| Montreal It is expected that Canton
| washington will enter the conteSt aho
win the first prize.
covenant Lodge met Wednesday eve
ming and elected the following officers
Noble grand, Abe Kaplan; vice grand
Fred Feldman: recording secretary, VIII
liam r Clamp: financial secretary, Sam
uel Enrich. and treasurer, James E.
Chamberlain.
Rebekah Lodges.
Martha washington Rebekah Lodge
at the last meeting elected the follow
inc officers: Noble grand Alice Swartz;
| vice grand Lottie Gla3er; recording
secretary Minnie Butts; financial sec
retary, Minnie Sacrey, and treasurer,
| Mollie EdmonSton.
Rena Norton and her corps of OFF,
GERS will install the offcers-elect OF
| Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge.
st the following lodges: Tomorrow
evening Esther Rebekah Lodge: Tues
| dav evening. Schuyler Colfax and
Rrishtwood Rebekah Lodges; Thurs
6av evening. Martha Washington Re
| hekAh Lodge
Mrs. Belle Thomson, president of
| the Home Circle announces meeting
wednesday evening. u.
The following officers OF rloents
Rebekah Lodge were installeo 1ues-
day evening Noble grand Mrs. eva
Bodkin: vice grand, Mrs Florence
I.eisinger; recording secretary. MIS-
Nettie r. Mettler. treasurer. Mrs. cso -
cline Sartain: chaplain, Mrs, Flora ~.
Schwinrer: warden. Miss Betty Wolf
Conductor Mrs. Wilma Sigon; insioe
guardian. Lee Sartain, and OUTSIDE
guardian, Frank Mettler
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Kesne Council. 353. will meet Thurs
dav, 8 p.m., at the knights OF Coium.
hus Haii. Zero hour win be celebrated
tuesday. August Z. Keane and Car
roll Councils will give JOINT excursion
To Marshall Hall. Charles Dean VIII De
the chairman in charge OF the excuI-
sion. The ticket committee for keane
Council will be James r: Mcheon
chairman: Charles Boone and Henry q
Nnlda treasurer. lube Sullivan. attn
letic director for the Knights Oh 60
lunnbus, will have charge OF the atnie'ie
events for the day.
George 3. Saur, treasurer OF keane
booster Club, has announced that ne
has received rs reservations up 10 GATE
and exnects a banner crowd to take the
tenth annual excursion of the cluo 70
Atlantic CITY during the week OF july
% to August 5. inclusive.
B. 70. ELKS,.
Chairman T. E. ODonnell OF the
ORPHANS outing committee announces
ali details pertaining to the enteTtan's
ing of the orphans OF the Dlstrict any
Alexandria. Va, are compieteo lof snen
outing ut Glen Echo Park next Wed
nesday The public order chairman.
lem Robey, desires more members on
his committee to take care OF the l,Soo
children at the park. Members VINO
Will help should report at the park at
10 am. The Boys Independent Band
under the charge of Frank " A. Brown
will precede the 20 Washington Railway
A. Electric cars Moving pictures VIII
be taken Of the children for presenta-
ton in the moving picture houses
throughout the country. The entire
Eiks' Clown Band will be directed by
George c. Wathan, and viii have new
stunts. Refreshments will be served,
TOYS will be distributed and all the
amusement devices will be free for the
children In addition. the drill team
will assist the general committee, which
viii have as their aids the So baby Elk
boosters. Tony Auth and his commits
sary committee will report to him Tues
day evening at the clubhouse at
o'clock. Additional members are re-
uuested to help his committee prepare
the eatables for the outing.
The tri-State convention will be held
at Annapolis. Md, August ~ to 80.
The District of Columbia. Maryland and
Delaware will be represented. A trip
over several miles of Chesapeake Bay In
subchasers, a visit to the United States
battle feet at anchor Off Annapolis.
boxing exhibitions, crab feast, ball
at st. Johns College gymnasium,
dances at the armory. moving pictures
and spectacular parade are on the
program.
The following are the delegates from
Washington Lodge and the alternates:
Joseph w Freeman, chairman: Victor
L. Woodbridge, DR.. John T. Ready,
Frank l.. Betz and Harry s. Nichols
delegates. John j.. Moriarty, Frederick
Diebold. Morris Fetterman, George C.
Espenshied and Frank Rose. alternates
Annapolis Lodge will entertain the
delegates and all members of the order
during the convention. The mayor of
Annapolis. c. W. Smith. will welcome
the visitors as chairman OF the recep-
ton committee. Parade day Washing
ton Lodge will be led by the Boys In