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

| wednesday,. Inc Cnarlty Dali commits
tee will also meet.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
| LIBERTY.
Officers were elected at Tuesdays
meeting OF Hope Council as follows;
Councillor, Lillian Copley; associate
councillor. Mollie Sokoloski; vice coun-
cilor Catherine Jones; associate vice
| councillor. Lawrence Robinson; guide,
| Agnes Robinson inside guard Anna
Bayne: outside guard. Elizabeth Gray;
trustee for Is months, irene jenkins.
Refreshments we're served. There will
sbe no meeting next Tuesday. Oficers
will be installed July 10.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
| Municipal Council at it's meeting last
| Monday was addressed by Past Grand
Regent Warren M. Schoonmaker, presi-
| dent of the Royal Arcanun1 Boosters
Club. A report was given of the cele-
| bration of Royal ArCanum day, june %.
Kislnet Council met Wednesday under
the leadership of Roy g. Klotz, regent.
| Guests of the evening we're Grand Re-
gent l. S. ChildS and Past Grand Re-
gents T. j. Landergren and Joseph F.
| Brashears. Grand Regent ChildS,
through Past Grand Regent BraShearS.
submitted a report OF the picnic held
June 90 in celebration of the fifty-first
anniversary of the Royal Arcanum. Mr..
| Brashcars also addressed the council on
behalf of the Royal Arcanum Hospital
Bed Fund Association, to which organt-
cation he is the representative OF Kis-
met Council. Report was made by Re-
gent Klotz of the recent outing at
Benedict, Md, at which time prizes
were awarded to l. S. Childs in ball
throwing contest and to r. G. KlotZ In
a horseshoe contest.
Capital Council. under the leadership
| of Regent A. B. Whedon had as its
speaker on Thursday Grand Guide Ed
| T. Green
George NJ. Evans of Oriental Coun-
Gil, chairman of the committee on coun-
Gil work Of the Supreme Council, and
James E. Eckloff of District Council,
representative to the Supreme Council
| from the District of Columbia. have re-
turned from Old Point Comfort Va.
where they attended the fifty first an
nual Session of the Supreme Council,
THE MACCABEES.
| Noun, Vernon Tent met Monday eve
ming at North East Masonic Temple.
| The district manager gave description
of the Maccabee Home at Chatham. Pa.
| Announcement was made of the family
picnic to be held July at the Reservoir
| Fairgrounds. Sixteenth and Kennedy
| streets. from am. to pm. There
will be games for the children. with
prizes; a flag drill by members of Capt.
| toll Court. Jewels Of the Maccabees; a
base ball game between the Juniors OF
| Capitol Court and the Woodbridge In
| sectS at 2 pm.
The pOn,reitfne in charge Of the -
curSion under the auspices of National
Tent met Tuesday evening at the office
| of the record keeper. H. E. Crouch, and
outlined a program of entertainment,
| The excursion will be held July 81 at
Marshall Hall.
SONS OF JONADAB.
Hope Council at its meeting with
George Neumann presiding was adj
dressed by John l. Nau. D. J. Proud
foot. William J. Armstrong. jr., and
others.
John G. Daley Council. with Joseph
Thornburg presiding, admitted two new
members. Addresses we're made by VIII
liam B. Kelly and Maj John T. Smalley.
Songs were sung by John Elder and
Horace Ager Dance by John Clancy
and magic art by Prof. Joseph Peckham.
Pioneer Council was entertained by
the Jonadab Glee Club. the Jonadab
Music Makers and the Jonadab Boy
Band The band hereafter viii rehearse
at Jonadab Hall, 62S Louisiana avenue.
Monday and Friday nights.
| Samuel G. Mills met Wednesday eve
ming and admitted 10 new members.
| Sovereign Chiet John c. Foster, VIII
| liam B. Kelly and Oscar j. Roth held q
| Jonadab meeting at TompkinSville, Nd,
| Tuesday evening and is signed a char
| ter for a new council.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
The next convention OF Webster
! Lodge win occur Tuesday evening, and
| has been designated past chancellors'
night All past chancellors of the lodge
are requested to be present.
/ Grand Chancellor A. Lacy Embrey
| has accepted an invitation from Friend
ship Temple. Pythian Sisters. to visit
it at its annual grand visitation.
September S. The Grand Lodge ON
GERS will accompany him.
The annual grand visitation 10
4 Hermione Lodge viii be November 2, al
| its hall at Wisconsin avenue and Nj
street. The meetings of this lodge have
been changed TO the first and third
Fridays of each month.
The regular meeting of the ways and
means committee, scheduled for next
Saturday evening. will be omitted. The
next meeting will occur July 81.
Rathbone Temple, at its meeting FRI
day evening. initiated Mrs. Mooring
This was followed by social and re.
freshments. This was the last meeting
until September The next meeting oil
the degree team will be held July 8 al
the homo nf MFe na1ln Cif1aS
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERI-
CAN MECHANICS.
John L. Burnett Council met June
20 in It's chambers at Wisconsin ave-
nue. and N streets. with Councillor
Houser presiding The degree was con-
ferred on one candidate by State Con.
ductor W. l. Sudwarth State Coun.
cilor Mrs Elizabeth Shepherd Of thu
Daughters of America delivered an ad.
dress. Chairman Philip c. Gerac
made his final report on the organise.
ton of new council OF the Daughter
OF America in conjunction with Johr
l., Burnett Council. and announced thai
ne would apply for charter. Ofiiceri
will be elected at the next meeting.
Andrew Jackson Council met Tues
day evening at 500 / street with Coun.
cilor q, o Sunday presiding, Oficers
were duly elected. Remarks we're made
by Past Councillor b, H. Quade. Coun.
cilor @. o, Sunday, Deputy State Coun.
cilor c. II. Hid. the president OF the
Junior Hall Association, C. T. Lacy
and Recording Secretary Rev. William
NJ. LaRoche.
Anacostia Council met In Masonic
Hail. Anacostia, d. c., Monday evening
with Councillor M. r. White presiding
One new member was received. ON.
GERS were elected as follows Coun.
cilor. Z. II, Wax; vice councillor, James
r. Prather; chaplain E. D. Kaufman
outside sentinel. John W. Smithson; In.
side sentinel. Charles r. connors: war
den. r. II. Norton, and conductor
| ErnnCiS Murray CnlhonAiifnar,a I'D