Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-02

cnlIQfen. .Inefe VIII De q large CHRIST
mas tree, Santa Claus will be present
with membranes for all the children.
several special awards for meritorious
work during the year and live turkey
given away.
The Maccabees, cooperating with the
Red Men and the Tall Cedars, will hold
fraternity charity ball at the Wash
ington Auditorium December 5.
NATIONAL UNION.
At the last meeting of Central Coun-
Gil H. 0. Glen was installed as presi-
dent, to serve the unexpired term of
w. II. Jet, who has been transferred
to Atlanta, Ga. Senator j. A. Williams
acted as installing officer.
The degree team from Victory Coun-
Gil, headed by w. y. Bell will officiate
at the class ceremonial! to be held in
Pythian Temple December IA.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
At the meeting of Municipal Coun-
Gil Monday evening the special enter
tainment feature of the evening was a
musical recital rendered by Anthony
Schumann. The meeting was in
charge Of Regent l.. S. Grigsby and
among the attendants were Grand Re-
gent I. S. Childs, Past Grand Regent
Warren M. Schoonmaker and Grand
Secretary Stephen H. Takes.
The meeting of KiSmet Council We'd
nesday was conducted by Regent Roy
G.. KlotZ, with r. G. Jacobs acting as
secretary. The entertaining feature of
the evening took the form of Thanks
giving party, and music was furnished
by Wards Bazoo Band. Among Grand
Council officers present were Grand Re-
gent I. S. Childs, Past Grand Regents
T. j. Landergren and Joseph F. Bra
shears and Deputy Grand Regent G. r.
Cotton. Plans were completed for a
Grand Regents night, January Is, with
District Council.
Capital Council met Wednesday I'M
der the leadership of L. B. D'Orsay as
regent. Plans were completed for par
ticipation Of Capital Council in the
Grand Regents night.
Among Grand Council officers pres
ent were Past Grand Regents S. l. Bes-
selievere and A. L. Ebersole, Grand
Guide E. T. Green and Grand Com
mitteeman o. H. P. Scott.
There was a dinner November "a at
the City Club, given by Grand Regent
I. S. Childs to the committee on state
of the order of the Grand Council.
Plans were made for intensifying the
work and interest of the Royal Area
mum in the District of Columbia for
the balance Of the Grand Council year.
B.P. O. ELKs.
The annual memorial service of
Washington Lodge will be held
in the lodge room of the home
today at 8 pm. Past Grand Exalted
Ruler Fred Harper of Lynchburg, Va,
Lodge will deliver the principal ad-
dress. Instrumental music and vocal
talent with an organ recital have been
arranged. John E. Lynch is chairman.
Past Exalted Ruler Edwin S. Fuller
OF Washington Lodge will deliver the
main address at Atlantic City Lodge,
New Jersey, and Harry I. Quinn, also a
member Of Washington Lodge, will be
the orator at Baltimore, Md, Lodge at
their memorial services today.
JR. o. U. A. M.
Anacostia Council met in Masonic
Hall, Anacostia, Monday evening and
was convened by Councillor E. H. Wax.
Nine applications for membership were
presented. The council mourned the
death of Rev. Mr.. North, who was its
organizer. Among the speakers Of the
State Inside Sentinel Edward A. Diehl
and Messrs. Kaufman, Murray. and
Kemper. The council will hold class
initiation tomorrow evening, and the
candidates from several sister councils
will be included.
Old Glory Council met at 316 Penn
Sylvania avenue southeast November 81
and was called to order by Councillor
r. M. Trotter Outside Sentinel Crigler
was installed by Junior Past Councillor
b. It. Staull. National Representative
Charles Hid of Liberty Bell Council
was the principal speaker.
Mount Vernon Council met in North
east Masonic Temple November %, with
Councillor James GlaScoe presiding.
Ten applications for membership were
received and eight candidates elected
into membership. Addresses were made
by State Vice Councillor Edward G..
Beck, and Past Councillors l.. E. Taylor,
M. Smith. and Z. C.. Crouch.
Washington Council met November
81 in Red Mems Hall, Nineteenth and
Pennsylvania avenue, and was called to
order by Councillor A. G. Collins. Three
applications for membership were re-
ceived. Eight candidates were given the
obligation. Past Councillor j. T. Conner
of Mount Vernon Council was reap
pointed deputy to Washington Council
for the second term by State Councillor
A. c.. Columbus. Those who made adj
dresses were Past Councillor A. L. Daye
and Treasurer E. j. Lewis. The council
will hold a class initiation in Northeast
Masonic Temple December z.
Liberty Bell Council convened In
Northeast Masonic Temple November
"a, with Councillor A. E. Franks preSid-
ing. E. r. Thomas Of AnacOstia Coun-
Gil presented his credentials as deputy
to this council to succeed himself. Con-
ductor p. T. OConnor Of Capital Coun-
Gil extended the members an invitation
to attend an entertainment In Pythian
Temple December z. Prof. Parr en-
tertained with sleight-of- hand tricks.
Speakers of the evening were State
Councillor A. G. Columbus. State Con-
ductor +. c. Mangum. National Repre-
sentative Charles H. Hid, Deputy E. r..
Thomas and others.
John L. Burnett Council met at 1880
Wisconsin avenue Wednesday evening
and was called to order by Vice Coun-
cilor Phil Geraci. Two applications for
membership were presented. A special
committee was appointed for the pur-
pose Of drawing up new set OF by laws.
Andrew jackson Council. met in
Junior Order Temple TUESDAY evening
and was called to order by Councillor
D. E. Quade. A class initiation was
held and IA candidates were given the
degrees. Preparations are being COM
pleted for the flag presenting exercises
at the public school in Aurora Hills, Va.
the date to be announced in the near
future. State Councillor A. c. Co
lumbus, State Vice Councillor e. G.
Beck, National Committeeman T. E.
Skinner, President of the Jr. Hall AS
ISOLATION C. T. Lacy, Past Councillor
William M. L. Roche, Past Councillor
G. z. Farr. M. A. Tarbutton, Junior
Past Councillor G. o. Sunday and Deputy
State Councillor Winner made addresses.
Star Spangled Banner Council met in
Junior. Order Temple November q and
was convened by Councillor ]. r. Bergin
Six applications for membership were
presented. j. C. Carrot and w. T.