Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-30

Consul, George A. Casey, Central Camp;
past consul, Arthur Trunnell, George
town Camp; adviser, Charles E. Miller,
West End Camp; banker. J. X. Weakley,
Columbia Camp; escort, r. w, Heft,
Georgetown Camp; death, G. c. Dia-
mond. Washington Camp; youth, Ray
mond Downs, Lincoln Camp; forest
patriarch Henry H. Willard, Talbot
Camp. G. C.. Diamond has also been
mentioned for master of ceremonies. A
meeting of the full committee will be
held at the next meeting of A. r..
Talbot Camp, when the members will
be the guects of that camp.
Central Camp meets in I. 0. o. F..
Hall Tuesday evening. A special pro-
gram of entertainment has been pro-
vided, a birthday party for those born
during october has been arranged and
gathering of members who have been
away on vacations during the SummH'
is planned,
A. r. Talbot Camp was addressed at
its meeting Thursday night by men,
bers of Georgetown and West End
camps, who outlined plans for the class
adoption in November. Fall social ac-
tivities will be inaugurated next Thurs
day night with dance, the committee
in charge of arrangements being W. M.
Bryce, chairman: B. j. Shanahan and
Charles Schwab An open meeting
when barbecue will be held is sched-
.pled for October 1S.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting of National Lodge
was called to order by the commander,
Mrs. Roberta Howard. Mrs Ethel Miles
was received into membership and
Oscar J. Forehand was given the degree
with Mrs. Margaret Baker acting as
lnitiatory commander.
There being two vacancies, special
nomination of officers was held result
ing in Julia Ruprecht for chaplain, g.
E. McCleery for inside guard, Fife M
FreaS for outside guard, Ward Davis
for siX-month trustee, Charles Frazier
for 12-month trustee and Oscar J.
Forehand for 18-mcnth trustee.
Halloween dance will be held at
Gray'S Shady Oak Inn on the Marlboro
Pike, october q.
Addresses were made by Supreme
Deputies Emma Brooks, Ethel Phythian
Margaret Baker and Floda Raglan, and
Mrs. Marilla Smith, representative to
the Supreme Lodge. The next meeting
of this lodge will be october l at 900
I street northwest.
Trinity Lodge met September 10 al
300 street with Comdr. Mrs. Domdarie
presiding Past Comdr. Mrs. Woodcheck
reported the luncheon and card party
held recently was a success. A voting
contest will be held october II. SUI
preme Deputy Mrs. Baker of Capitol
Lodge and Mrs. Pythian and Mrs. Mil
Ter of Loyalty Lodge were guests.
JOBS DAUGHTERS.
Bethel, No. l, will meet October 6. The
honored queen has designated this as
Masonic and Eastern Star night and all
members of these organizations are in
vited to attend. The degrees will be
conferred.
PATRIOTIC ORDER OF AMERICA.
The thirty-second annual session OF
the National Camp will be held in this
city october Is, 16 and II at the
Raleigh Hotel. The program is: Oc-
tober IS, ii am, visitation to Mount
Vernon: $3.50 p.m., memorial service
at amphitheater, Arlington, Va. Octo-
Der Is, 7:30 pm, banquet and recep-
ton to national officers and visiting
delegates; 10 am, opening session OF
National Camp. Wednesday evening
8 o'clock. public installation of Officers
b. P..O. .ELKS.
The ninth annual charity ball of
Washington Lodge will be held at the
New Willard Hotel November 81. The
committee in charge is headed by
Judge Robert E. Mattingly. The other