Evening star., 1928-03-11
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tees. One application for reinstate
ment was received. State Vice Coun
cilor A. C. Columbus was guest Stat
Vice Councillor A. c. Columbus, Stat
Councillor Oscar T. Harlow, Past Coun
eslor Blounce, Deputy State Councllo
4. L. Dahler, Press Representative Nal
<oin Reintzel, Recording Secretary A
r. Storey and Warden Roland A. Hale.
made addresses. Past Councillor q. w
Richards reported on his efforts Tor Sc
esFlng the reinstatement OF fornel
members Arrangements were made fol
the members to attend the State coun'
cilor's visit MONDAY evening to Ana
costa Council.
The Pen-Mar reunion committee met
IN the chambers Of Washington Council
February 20 to further the plans fol
the benefit vaudeville entertainment to
he held in Northeast Masonic Temple
April Is and Il. Chairman Edwaro
A. Diehl presided. The next meetlns
will be Thursday evening i'll America
jefferson Council.
Edward ]. Ross Council met Thurs
dav evening in Jr. O, u. A. NJ. Temple,
with Councillor Stanley Travis preSid-
inc. The degree team. under the olEec-
tion of Degree Master George w. SWiit'
conferred the degrees on three canoi,
dates. The council'S degree team VIII
go to Alexandria, Va. March 2S 10 con-
fer the CeerceS. The annual Ne.SranS
night will be Thursday evening.
Mount Vernon Council met i'll North
east Masonic Temple March =. with
Councillor w. NJ Smith in the chair.
Financial Secretary Howard Stein and
State Vice Councillor A. c. Columbus
made addresses Prof Harkett an
nounced the first concert o. the Mount
Vernon Orchestra Will be held IL the
near future.
Francis Scott Key Council will be the
host 10 the Deputy State Councillors
Association Wednesday evening at its
hall. 623 Louisiana avenue.
Anacostia Council met Monday eve
ming in Masonic Temple. Anacostla.
The State councillor and staff OF officers
visited the council. Three applications
for membership were presented. Dep
utv State Councillor Charles F. Mueller.
acting as marshal. presented State
Councillor Oscar T. Harlow and StaH OF
State officers. Reports on the condition
Of the council were made by State Sec
retary John Prender and State Treas
urer Thomas F, Jones. State Councllor
Oscar r Harlow congratulated the
council. Past State Councillor Harry A.
Beck. chairman OF the Jr. Q. U. A. Nd.
Temple carnival committee, and Junior
Past State Councillor John D. Simpson
made addresses. The following pro-
gram was presented: Selection by the
,Ir. Q. Z. A NJ. Band, speeches by Ma
tioral Outside Sentinel Smithson. Past
National Councillor Judge John NoyeS.
Bandmaster DUlin and Rev. Luther
Franck. Supper was served.
State Councillor Harlow and staff OF
State officers will pay Potomac-Valley
Forge Council their annual fraternal
visit Wednesday evening in the Junior
Order Temple.
Andrew jackson Council met Tues
dav evening in .Jr o. q. A. M. Temple,
with Councillor G. o. Perry presiding
Addresses were made by the president
Of the Hall Association. c. T. Lacy:
Deputy State Councillor c. II. Hid, Past
Councillors william r. Elliott and
George w Hall. Recording Secretary
William W. La Roche and Past Coun-
cilor z. T. Harris.
John L. Burnet Council met Febru-
ary %. with Councillor Houser presid-
ing. Two new members who were re-
Gently initiated by the degree team OF
Edward j. Ross Council were received
into the council.
The Jr o. U. A. NJ. Temple ASso-
citation committee met in Junior Temple
March 3 TO make final arrangements
for the first annual carnival and fun
fest. 70 be held the first week in May.
Liberty Bell Council was called TO
order by Councillor William Schorr
March In Northeast Masonic Temple.