Evening star., 1928-04-08
FRATERNITIES

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as installing officer Helen Lantenber
gen of Baltimore Council acted as dep
uty supreme guide. Newly elected Off
GERS installed were: Regent, Doroth,
Alburger: vice regent Nellie Lewis
orator, EStelle Frank: past regent, Ade'
line Allen; secretary, Cora Giles: treas
urer. Dorothy Takes; chaplain. Flor
ence Whedon; guide, Alice Klotz: war
den. Katherine Jacobs: trustees, FerS
Whalen. Mary Auburger. Miss Bessie
Dorrance. regent OF Baltimore Council
delivered an address on Loyalty" Ar
announcement was read from Supreme
Regent Fannie E. Baldwin of the con-
vention of the Supreme Council at AS
bury Park. N. j., May 8. Tokens OF ap.
probation we're presented on behalf oi
the council TO Mrs. Adelme Allen. re-
firing regent, and to Mrs. Giles, secre-
| tary; Miss Mcclellan, deputy supreme
/ regent; Miss Lsntenbergen. deputy Su-
preme guide, A banquet was held.
SONS OF JoNADABS.
The councils of the order this week
| elected their officers for the year. as
/ follows;
! Hope Council--Past chief, Robinson
w Pierce; worthy chief. George Neu-
mann (re-elected); vice chief, Paul
! Owens: patriarch, James Z. Thomas;
recording secretary, William j. Arm
| strong tre-elected); financial secretary,
John /. Nau tre-electeD; treasurer,
| David j. Proudfoot tre-elected); guide,
William A. Ridgley; assistant guide,
| Charles Sheehan; inside watch, George
Edwards: outside watch. William r
| SampSell (re-elected)
Pioneer Council--Past chief Leslie Nc
Laughlin: worthy chief, Harvey Chown
| tre-elected): vice chief, Horace Ager;
patriarch. Charles Kaldenback; treas
/ urer. Albert Wilmington: financial Sec
retary. William Armstrong. il. ire
( elected: recording secretary, Wilson
/ Garner; guide, George Clark.
John c. Daley Council-PaSt CHIEF,
| Charles Mitchell: worthy chief, Joseph
F. Thornburg; vice chief, John Elder;
patriarch. Maj. John T. Smalley; re-
| cording secretary. William E. Penning:
financial secretary. Oscar j. Roth;
| treasurer, John c. Foster: guide. II. H.
Penn; assistant guide, Joseph Peckham !;
inside watch, James Foley; outside
watch, Daniel Hart
An entertainment was held Wednes-
dav night by the Boosters Club, 1t was
as follows: Piano solos, Frank Vereka; /;
piano and violin duet, Miss Marie
| Leingeback and Miss Everly Leinge.
back: vocal solo. John Elder: dialogue,
Mr.. Calser: piano duet. Miss Leinge-
back and Miss Orndoff; comic songs,
John Philpott: clog dance. Miss Mildred
| Mclaughlin and Miss Marguerite
Gwinn: piano sole. Harvey Chosen, and
comic dance, Horace Ager.
The Sovereign Council will meet In
Jonadab Hall, 623 Louisiana avenue,
next Wednesday evening.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the
/ Boosters Club for the smoker. April %.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Supreme Vice Chancellor Alva NJ
Iunkin of Columbia, S. c.. will attend
| the Flag day exercises at Arlington,
| in company with Grand Chancellor A.
| Lacy Embrey and a representation
| from each of the Is lodges in this
domain, and in the evening he VIII
/ deliver an address at the memorial
/ exercises at the Pythian Temple.
Grand Chancellor A. Lacy Embrey
/ ly to appoint committees and arrange
l for the Memorial day program.
The ways and means committee VIII
meet Saturday evening at O'Clock and
/ elect officers Action viii also be taken
on the several activities.
| Franklin Lodge will hold dance
| at the Willard Hotel April 80, at which
time Frank w. Langley. the Oldest con-
| tinuous member of the order. now at
| Norfolk. Va, win be the honored guest
Franklin Lodge viii celebrate It's
sixty-fourth anniversary with an open
meeting Tuesday evening. Several
/ members of Congress viii be present
/ and an entertainment viii be presented
Refreshments will be served.
I Hernionc Lodge, which meets al
wisconsin avenue and NJ street. vii
celebrate its sixtieth anniversary
/ wednesday evening The Page rank
| viii be conferred Past Grand Cham
| ceIlor Henry ]. Wagner viii present
| historical past. The lodge viii close
| with banquet.
| webster Lodge conferred the first
rank Tuesday evening. and viii work
| the Esquire rank at its next conVen-
| ton. This lodge is arranging for
| banquet May /.
The board of directors Of the knights
tomorrow evening.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
/ Cant. William H. Wade has accepted
the invitation OF Company OF thu
Uniform Rank 70 resume the captaincy
I of that unit in preparation for the sum
mer encampment. Capt. King Is hold
ing regular drills Of Company A. Capt
Hclgesen is building UP reserve force
for Company b. The Washington bat
talon now has commanding lead over
MARYLAND in the race for new members
Clerk c. D. Holland reports 10 neo'
phytes ready for the initiation at Elm
Camp next Friday evening. The full
Protection degree viii be conferred with
the assistance Of the Boosters and the
ZoHaveS.
Clerk william Dalkin plans TO present
to Fraser Camp tomorrow evening tnt
plans OF the committee in charge o.
'c,ire Of iapses." Deputy George NJ
Green will submit new applications foi
menbership and Consul Commando
MCGEE desires TO hold class for can
didates for the degree team. The dancs
committee will hold q dance April %.
Mai ThurSton q. Brown was th'
speaker at Naples last convention
when the camp felicitated Capt. Frank
lin H. Smith on his commission as al
jutant
All Woodmen and their families ant
friends are invited TO the box lunci
! party at the temple April u. tn
/. women are 10 bring lunches and tn
men viii purchase them at auction
The proceeds go into the war chest o
Company G.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Kesne Council will meet Thursday a
80 pm.
, card party Thursday at the Knights
Columbus Home, 9lS Tenth street. a
! q 30 pm. for the benefit Of the relic
fund. The officers Of the club are Mr'
!, Jerry Donovan, chairman: Mrs, william
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