Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11

John M Kline on the subject "Pythian-
ism and Patriotism"
Syracusians Lodge will entertain with
musical, Past Grand Chancellor
George z. Heisley at the piano. The
entertainment will be under the direc-
ton of the keeper of records and SEAL
F. Raymond Zimmerman.
The board of directors IF the knights
of Pythias Hall Association will meet in
the Grand Lodge Office tomorrow eve
ming at o'clock.
The ways and means committee will
meet Saturday evening &c receive the
reports of the committee on temple
fund and other business
Rathbone Temple met November Q.
at which time Mrs. Irene Bradley was
initiated. A social was followed by re-
freshmeints. A card party will be given
at the Pythian Temple November Is.
THE MACCABEES.
National Tent. Ray PETER, command
err, has designated Sir Knight George
Degenhardt to act as captain of a
class to inaugurate drive" for addi-
tional members for that tent. The SUI
preme headquarters has offered several
special prizes to members securing new
members during this year. Maccabees
may obtain particulars from the record
keeper, II. f. Crouch, sos Commercial
National Bank Building.
Mount Vernon Tent, William B. Sc
we're. commander, meets tomorrow eve
ming at Northeast Masonic Temple.
when the committee will be appointed
to arrange for the annual banquet Of
this tent.
Eureka Hive, Maccabees, met Tues
day evening at Northeast Masonic
Temple. Mrs Alice B. Graul, COM
mander, presided. Four applications
we're received for membership and two
were admitted into the order. Sir
Knight William B. Severe, district man.
ager; SIR Knight Charles F. Campbell
commander; Sarah H. Severe, queen
mother of the junior department: Daisy
Gresham, Esther Campbell, Eliza Phil
lips, Virgie Keister, Josephine Jenkins
made addresses.
Capitol Court, Junior Department of
the Maccabees. met November at
Northeast Masonic Temple, under the
direction of the queen mother, Sarah
H. Severe. Six children were received
as new members.
A Riddles Krismas karnival" will
be held December 18 at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple, when the children will
exemplify the degrees, the court of
Jewels and the court Of industry, in
costume Santa Claus will be present
and a decorated Christmas tree with
presents.
DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS.
Hiawatha Council at it's last meeting
played and refreshments served. The
next meeting of this council will be
held November 10 at Pythian Temple
White Eagle Council at the close of
its meeting Wednesday held a 500
party. Plans are being made for a
minstrel show and dance November 81.
The next meeting of the council will
be held Wednesday evening at 7l3 D
street.
The official visitation to Waneta
Council will be made by Great Sachem
A. H. Dyer and the board of great
chiefs Tuesday evening at Pythian
Temple.
Idaho Council meets every Friday
evening at Pythian Temple, while
Mineola Council meets the first and
third Saturdays in Masonic Hall, Ana
costa, D. c.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
West End Camp held a special re-
hearsal of the degree team of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Four candidates were
received and initiated. The following
members, principally of other camps
participated in the work: Consul, George
A. Casey; past consul Arthur Trunnell;
adviser. Charles E. Miller; banker. H. M
/ Gilman: escort, w. Roy Heft; watch.
man, Thomas Carroll; forest patriarch
Henry H. Willard; Youth, A. E. Farqu-
| har, and Death, G. H. Dimond. Three
applications for membership were ap-
proved. Plans for participation in the
class adoption of candidates in the
Rubey class were completed.
At its latest meeting, Central Camp
received nine applications for member