Evening star., 1928-02-19
SUNDAY WASHINGTON, G.

evening with Grand Orient Richard r.
| Umhau in the chair. The court had as
its honor guest Grand Orient Frank
Kicker Of Wampus Court. The board OF
governors announced are as follows: G.
r. Mace. F.. ID. Seiffert. A. l.. Mallonee.
8. Oliveri and G. Backenheimer. The
good of the order committee consists OF
| r. F.. Burgess. chairman; E. D. Kauff-
man, J. T. Connor, G. F. Mueller, p. F..
Linkins and j. G. Robey. Fred Dahler
of Francis Scott Key Council was ad-
mitted. Edward Parr gave sleight OF
hand and fire-eating performance.
Speakers of the evening included Grand
Orient Frank Kicker, State Vice Coun-
cilor A. q Columbus, jr: Past State
Councillor John d. Simpson, State Con-
ductor w. l.. Sudwarth and others.
State Councillor Oscar T. Harlow and
staff of officers will make their annual
visit to Andrew Jackson Council Tues
day evening in the Junior Order Tenn
pie.
Liberty Bell Council met February
IL In Northeast Masonic Temple with
Councillor w. E. Schorr presiding The
degree team conferred the degrees on
George T. Hitch. formerly of Hughes
vile, Md. Past Councillor A. L. Dahlcr
chairman of the Pen Mar reunion COM
mittee, announced arrangements COM
pleted for the entertainment April 16
and II in the Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie. Junior Past State Councillor j. y
Simpson, Past Councillor C.. H. Hid
George S. Hid A. B. Hughes and
others made addresses.
State Councillor Oscar T. Harlow and
staff of officers paid Old Glory Council
their annual visit Wednesday evening
being received by Councillor A. l.. Ro-
land, in behalf Of Old Glory Council
The principal speaker of the evening
was State Chaplain George L. Myers
Among the others who spoke were
Deputy State Councillor F. j. Barr. State
Councillor Harlow, State Treasurer T.
F.. Johnes, State Secretary John Prem
der. Past State Councillor v. S. Dole
man. Press Representative Malcolm
Reintzel. Past State Councillor Yates
State Conductor W. l.. Sudwarth. G. S
Woodhouse of Norfolk, Va. Council;
w. l.. Wells, Past State Councillor P. T
Groves and E. B. Pitts of j. Morgan
Read Council
Washington Council met Wednesday
evening in Red Mems Hall, Nineteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue Deputy
L.
the past councillors jewels to Past Coun-
cilors Louis Clark and William Daye
The Deputy State Councillors Associa-
ton was organized and Deputy State
Councillor John r. Currier was elected
president. The council will entertain the
Pen Mar reunion committee Febru-
ary 20.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS
Plans have been made by the Ancient
Order Of H!bernians and the Ladies
Auxiliary of the District of Columbia
for the celebration of st. Patrick's day
March II. which will be marked by a
solemn high mass at St Patricks
Church at 10 am. and in the evening a
banquet at the New Willard Hotel.
| James T. Mccarthy is chairman of
| the banquet committee, assisted by P.
j. Haltigan, national director of the or
eanization: Joseph A. DAILY and Miss
Elizabeth Lynn. District presidents of
the A. Q. II. and l.. A.. respectively.
The entertainment is in charge of
Mrs Margaret Mady and Miss Theresa
Ceilings; decorations. Miss Julia Linskey
| and Mrs. M. Wheatley: tickets. DAME!
| Stanton and Mrs. DAILY. and publicity,
| Mrs. B. L. OLeary, John Noonan and
Thomas McGrath
SONS OF JONADAB.
Good Will Council met Wednesday
night, Deputy Sovereign Chief A. C.
Burnett presided Remarks were
made BY Edward Cowan, Charles
White, Sovereign Chief John c. Foster,
/ Charles Small. Sovereign Lecturer
William B. Kelly and others. Arrange
| mentS were made for O celebration on
| Washington's birthday.
| Hope Council met. with Worthy Chief
| George Newman presiding. Remarks
were made by Past Sovereign Chief
| James J. Spellman. James E. Thomas.
| Cornelius B. Sullivan. Delbert n. Leist.
| Robinson w, Pierce and Patriarch J, T.
| Smalley. The council will hold an open
| meeting March and the I-month-olc
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul (.
| Owens will be christened by Rev.
| Antonio Gammenetto.
| Pioneer Council on its meeting
night entertained Its friends with q
| valentine party, A program of music
| and songs was furnished and refresh
ments were served. Arrangements were
made for an entertainment and dance
February % at Pythian Temple.
John c. Daily Council met. with
Worthy Chief Charles Mitchell pres!d-
ing William e. Penning was elected
patriarch. and Joseph F. Thornburg
assistant guide. Remarks were made
by Vice Chief Oscar Roth. William
A. Ridgeley. John T. Nau. John (.
ClementSon, Paul z. Owens and others.
Daily Council on March 10 will hold a
reception 10 Sovereign Lecturer William
B. Kelly, who will celebrate his thirty
e;ob.h vaa~ nc n .neruher of the Sons az
Jonadab.
The Jouadab Boosters Club. under
Percy Clementson. have arransed
meetings at Park Lane. Cherrydale, Falls
Church and Bailston in Virginia for
the purpose OF organizing new councils
Antonio Gammenetto has been ap-
, pointed deputy sovereign chief. 70
organize a council of the order in Viz
ginia by Sovereign Chief John c,
! Foster.
Albert Smith has been appointed
custodian of Jonadab Hall. 62S Loulsi-
ana avenue. There will be a class inii-
when % members will be admitted 10
the order.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Columbia Lodge me, last Tuesday eve
ming when the following were initiated;
Frank Morrison, secretary American
Federation OF Labor; Randolph j,
Smith, Robert J. Calls. John NJ. Con-
roy, Francis c. Corridor. Anthony J.
De Genario, Wilson Thompson, also VIII
liam Ringsold. u S. N. who Is In port
at the Navy Yard. on behalf Of Ne"
York Lodge No. Is.
Next Tuesday evening WAS announced
to be meeting night for all members
OF the organization COMMITTEES 10 De
present. when The captains will present