Evening star., 1928-01-22
FRATERNITIES

Franck, pastor, will preach the sermon
Mispah Council met Tuesday evening
With the councillor, Mrs Mary Van Si5e
in the chair The installation cere-
monies of the officerS-elect of the coun-
Gil were conducted, with the deputy
State councillor. Mrs. Louise A. Grubbs
presiding. as follows: Junior past coun-
c!lor. Mary Van Sisc: associate junior
past councillor, Ellen Shoemaker; coun-
cllor, Louise Dyer, associate councillor
NJ. Gertrude Keys; vice councillor. Ella
Stone; associate vice councillor. Mildred
HcSSn: assistant recording secretary.
Ivy Harding; conductor. Eula Barnette;
warden, Cora Marcy; inside sentinel
Marit3 Hartune: outside sentinel. Cora
Walker, lSmonth trustee, Louise Tai
hott. and representatives to the State
Council. Daughters of America Mary
L. Hoffman and NJ Gertrude Keys.
independent Council met January lG
az 623 Louisiana avenue, with Mrs. Min
nle Thompson. councillor. presiding
Among the special guests were Past Ma
tional Councillors Mrs Hattie Miller
Mrs. Elizabeth Swell and Mrs. Fannie
Joyner. Owing to the absence of Mrs
Cora Mandy. State deputy. the installa
tion Of officers was postponed until jan
uary % The first meeting in February
will be held III the new hall at S08 !
street
Virginia Dare Council met January
II at sos street The deputy State
councillor. Mrs. Mamie Cox Howell. in
stalled the following officers: Junior
past councillor. Mary NJ. Sunday: aSso-
c!ate Junior past councillor. Marilla
Smith: councillor. Iottie Bitters: asso-
f~NnFpftnr ,-,o
councillor. Rosa 3. Eoman: conductress.
Lucy Hardy; inside sentinel Arenor
StanSburv, outside sentinel, George O.
Sunday. trustee. is months Margaret L.
Seymour. The councillor appointed the
following committees. Good OF the or
Ger. chairman. MARGARET l.. Seymour:
press correspondent. Robert L. Scy-
n,oUr, DELINQUENT committee. Lottie Bit
terS, Maize Domdera. Rosa 3 Homan
6rllmastor, Robert L. Seymour: pianist.
Helen Nash Mrs Mary w Sunday.
the retiring councillor. was presented
with past officers jewel and Mrs. Ma
ri'la Smith. the retiring associate coun-
cllor. having recently bccn presented
with a past councillors jewel was pre-
J sHnted with s5 gold piece Mrs. Anna
! Resner was elected 10 receive the men,
herSh!p degree. This council has chang
! Cd lis meeting nights TO the second and
fourth WEDNESDAYS.
p. r. O. ELKS.
/ Edward J. Murphy. chairman of the
/ banquet committee in honor Of John r.
/ Malley, grand exalted ruler. announced
: all ARRANGEMENTS completed for the af-
fair 70 be held February Is at the
Willard Hotel.
/ Exalted Ruler John E. Lynch an
noances the lodge will have many in
terestlng sessions during February and
MaEch. The program is as follows
Young E!ks' night, February |: first
past exalted rulers night. February J.:
banquet 10 Grand Exalted Ruler john
Mallcy and his staff New Willard
Hotel. February Is. February % the
!ooge VIII honor the memory of George
/ washington. February %. business ses-
son Nominations for officers will be
N order at each Of the sessions held
CURING the month Of February. The
election Of the officers will be held
March 7.
JR O. L. A. NJ.
State Councillor Oscar T. Harlow and
MS staff officers made their annual
visit 10 Mount Vernon Council January
Is. Addresses we're made by the State
! councAoT, Frank c. Mangum. State
! warden; John r. Currier deputy: NAL
/ colin Reintze. press representative:
Joseph A. Smithson. National outside
/ sentinel, and others. The principal
! speaker vas Judge John r. Moves. past
! National councillor and legislative rep
! reScnfatlve 10 the National Council in
Congress. The next visitation of the
State Council will be held tomorrow
evening 10 Reno Council az the Bank
EaIl. Wisconsin avenue and M street.
the officers Of Mount Vernon Council
we're Installed at the last meeting bv
John r. C{;rrie.. deputy State councillor.
as follows: NJ Smith. councillor: H. A.
Stokes, vice courctlor; John z. Small
wood. recording secretary: c. c. Sander
5 son, assistant recording secretary: H
! w Stine. fir1anciai secretary. w. C..
/ Whipp. treasurer: Walter Klatz. con-
I ouctor; Gilbert Fedcrline. warden; H.
Ford. inside sentinel, Thomas E. Watts.
/ outside sentinel: J. 7. Conner chap
lain; George 7 Mace. j. T. Conner and
Richard Ur1hau. trustees
A: the last meeting Of Washington
Council j. 7. Conners. deputy State
+ conductor and D. Davenport inside
+ sentinel. as these two oficers-elect were
unable 10 be present at the first session.
Oscar 7. Harlow, State councillor made
brief address E j. Lewis was ap-
pointed director To ti1a Junior Hall As
soc!2tion and e. T. Watts was elected
10 represent the council on the 1923
flcld day event
The Grand Oriental Court met in
Northeast Masonic Temple. January IL.
with Richard Umhau. grand orient. pre-
siding. In place ri the regular initia-
ton an entertainment vas gwen. Fred
Burgess, past grand orient. WAS reap
I pointed chairman of the good OF order.
Buck Clireri past grand orient was
presented With the grand oriental
I jewel ~ @. Backenhi:ner, keeper OF the
inner portals Addresses were made b.
Oscar + Harlow, State councillor, A. c.
Columbus, Stan .ice councillor: Frank
d. Eeiffcrt. national representative
John d. Simpson, junior pas, State
councillor. and others
Benni7g Council met Monday eve
ming WIKI George Week. past councillor.
presiding. Officers were installed by w.
II McC!ung. deputy State councillor.
u. 4 Keefie. p F. payton and Paul
JolnaD n7ace addresses.
j q. Sampson. co,incilor called Cap