Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01

. stated that final arrangements had been
completed for the annual Pen Mar re-
union August l6 The degree and drill
teams will visit Pisgah Council, Pisgah
Md. August 4, and confer the degrees.
Brief remarks were made by Deputy
State Councillor Charles F. Muller. Ma
tional Outside Sentinel j. A. Smithson
r. c. Prather, James r. Prather, r.
Bowman and Others
Liberty Bell Council convened June
90 in Northeast Masonic Temple, with
Councillor w. E. Schorr presiding. The
second nomination Of officers was held.
Past Councillor G. H. Hid was unani-
mously Endorsed as national represents
tive. State Vice Councillor A. G. O.
lumbus and State Conductor A. l.. Sud-
warth gave talks in favor Of Past Coun-
cilor G. H. Hid. Preparations are UNI
der way by the good of the order COM
mittce for q social evening following
the installation of officers July z.
Independent Council met juno 90.
with Councillor e. B. Warren presiding.
One candidate was given the obliga-
ton by State Vice Councillor A. c. Co
lumbus. Addresses were made by Ma
tional Representative F. d. Seiffert,
Deputy State Councillor r. Bruchshem,
William L. Dahier, A. l.. Keller, r. f..
Jones and Fred Dahler The election
, of officers was as follows Councillor.
j, P. Snyder: vice councillor, Robert
Tiffey; Junior past councillor, E. B.
Warren; recording secretary. j. B. Tif-
fey; financial secretary, j. A. Hopkins
treasurer. F. D. Seiffert: conductor. p.
r. Rowzee: warden. T. HellmerS; inside
sentinel, j S. Freeman: outside Senti-
mel, T, E. Beavers; chaplain, N. w.
Smith trustee for 10 months, P. r.
Rowzee; representatives to State coun-
Gil, T.. E. Newton and j. B. Tffey; al
ternates, E. b. Warren and A. l..
Goodan. A buffet supper was served.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Columbia Lodge met Tuesday evening
with Vice Dictator H. L. Kirwin presid-
ing. So much business was presented
that special meeting will be held next
Tuesday at pm. when the board of
officers and special and standing com
mittees will present their reports Trevor
Powell Jones of South Wales, Great
Britain, was received into the lodge. MIR.
FREDERICK made report on the new
home In the District.
The Junior Order Of Moose will meet
at the Moose Home Saturday afternoon.
July 7.
Columbia Chapter met June %, Senior
Regent Pauline Kettner presiding. I'M
portant communications from Moose
heart were received in connection with
what transpired at the convention re-
Gently held there. Governess Ethel
Pythian gave information In regard to
the upbuilding OF the Juniors. Mrs,
Rose Olwack was initiated At the close
OF the meeting there was music. sing
ing and refreshments.
wOMAN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Liberty Union. Mrs Lillian Safren
president, will meet tomorrow evening
at the clubhouse, 1850 Massa A,usetts
avenue, at O'Clock.
Washington Review will be hostess
for the luncheon committee at the club
house. Mrs. A. NJ Meyer and Mrs
Mary Killeen will be in charge. Mem
bers of all reviews are invited to attend
and sew for the club.
The Monday Lunch Review will meet
at noon for business session, after
which lunch will be served.
Members of the Womans Benefit AS
ISOLATION entertained the national presi-
dent, Miss Bina M. West, last week
when she was in the city to attend the
luncheon given Mr.. Hoover TO his new
executive committee. Miss West was
chosen to be one of "a women to serve
on the Republican executive commit
tee during the coming campaign.
The Alpha Beta Chi Girls will meet
tomorrow evening at the club.