Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-21
FRATERNITIES

cilor of Anacostia Council; D. E. Brewer,
A. Bairsky, w A. Boyd, G. F. Brown
and others.
Andrew Jackson Council was called
to order in the Junior Temple Tuesday
evening by Councillor D. E. Quade. A
lecture was delivered by Rev. w NJ La
Roche. State Vice Councillor A. c. Co.
lumbus. National Representative F. D.
Seifert, National Committeeman T. E.
Skinner, Deputy State Councillor Hid,
Past Councillor w. T. Perry. c. T. Lacy,
Junior Past Councillor G. o. Sunday,
Past Councillor John Pote, Past Coun-
cilOr B. H. Quade and E. ClemenSon OF
Star Spangled Banner Council made
addresses. Refreshments were served.
The subject for the next meeting, Tues
day evening will be DO Ye Likewise
Stai Spangled Banner Council met at
800 1 street. October u. with Councillor
w. H. Kendrick presiding. P. c. Coff-
man received the obligation. A men,
berShip drive was authorized. The red
team is in charge of S. J. Bushey and
the blue team with J. r. Bergin as cap
tam. The team making the largest
gain will be served with supper by the
members of the losing one. Junior Past
State Councillor j. D. Simpson, Past
STATE Councillor c. w, Magill, E. B.
Frye, S. j. Bushey, j. R. Bergin and
l.. c. Emery made addresses.
Anacostia Council met in Masonic
Hall, Anacostia D. c.. Monday evening,
and was convened by Councillor E. H.
Wax Chairman E. r. Thomas report
ed arrangements completed for the BAN
quet to be given to the officers and
members of the degree and drill teams
TUESDAY evening. An invitation to at
tend a patriotic service in the Emanuel
Episcopal Church November IL was ac-
cepted The degrees were conferred on
nine candidates State Vice Councillor
A. c. Columbus, State Treasurer t. F.
Jones. Junior Past State Councillor
Simpson, National Outside Sentinel
Smithson and MeSSrs. Beall and Thomas
made addresses.
G. ]. Ross Council met October II at
808 l street, with Councillor Hilton pre-
siding. Addresses were made by Messrs
Fer5er. Cole, Swift, SudWorth, Lacy and
Bergin.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Columbia Lodge met at 9o2 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, with Dictator F. N. Zihl-
man presiding. Organizer Channaberry
announced he would have something
new for the campaign. Past Dictator
J. j. Feeney made an address. Moving
pictures of the recent trip made by
Moose to Europe were shown. A
boosters organization will be formed
early in the Winter season for the next
All members are requested
to be present next Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock.
Columbia Chapter met October II.
with Senior Regent Pauline Kettner
presiding 1t was announced Moose
day will be celebrated by a masquerade
dance, which will have the support of
Columbia Lodge.
MACCABEES.
Mount Vernon Tent will hold its
golden jubilee class initiation tomorrow
evening at Northeast Masonic Temple.
The ceremonial will be presented by the
degree team of Alexandria Tent of Alex
andria. Va, under the direction of Sir
Knight Raymond Simms captain of the
team. Col. M. F. Elkin, supreme lee
turer, of Lexington, KY, will deliver an
address. American and Maccabee flags
will be presented to Mrs. Sarah H.
Severe of Capitol Court, junior depart
ment, awarded by the Supreme Tent for
having made notable gains in member
ship during the golden jubilee year
Invitations have been extended to all
MaccabeeS in the District to witness
this ceremonial. The members of
Eureka Hive will act as hosts.
Members of Capitol Court, Junior de-
partment, will meet today at l pm. at
the District line, Silver Spring, to take
a hike" through portion of Mont
gomery County under the leadership of
Ray Thompson. Mrs. Sarah H. Severe
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SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
Loyalty Lodge convened October 8,
with Comdr Mabel Dement, presiding.
A banquet and shower was given in
honor of the retiring supreme deputy,
Margaret E. Baker. A silk scarf was
presented to William j. Nalley by ST.
preme Deputy Baker
william j. Nalley, chairman, has
made arrangements for q dance Novem-
Der at Shady Oak, Nd, on the MARI
boro pike. The next meeting will be
October % in Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie, at which time Representative Edna
Howard will make her report
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Brightwood Review will hold a card
party tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Victory Review will have charge of
the Monday luncheon tomorrow.
Columbia Review will give a dinner
dance at the clubhouse, 1850 Massa-
chusetts avenue, Tuesday evening. The
chicken dinner will be served from
$50 pm. to 1880 pm. and dancing
will follow.
Mrs. Helen Luckett will be hostess