Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-15

man OF the Pen Mar reunion coinilAI-
tee, E. A. Delhi Senator Thomas Hell
fin win be the speaker at the reunion
Francis Scott Key Council met at
Gas Louisiana avenue Tuesday evening.
The following officers were installed by
Deputy State Councillor P. 7. Groves;
Councillor Robert A. Abel: vice coun-
cilor. n. B. Bailey: recording secretary,
Jesse 0. Jolliff: assistant recording sec
rotary. H. r. zile; financial secretary,
John r. Taylor; treasurer. Thomas A
warden. Thomas w. Abel inside sen
tinel. Walter B. Whitehead: outside
sentinel. Thomas Mason: chaplain,
John w. Olden. Trustees-6 months,
I. S. TAYLOR: IL months. Richard Skin
ner. and IS months. Walter B. White
head. Representatives to the State
Council, Edgar C. Parsley, Thomas A.
ludlow. and alternates. Walter b.
whitehead and John II. Taylor.
Capital Council met Monday evening
in Northeast Masonic Temple, with
Councillor II. II. Mitchell presiding.
l.. w. Wellman was elected recording
secretary to fill the vacancy caused by
| the resignation of W. E. Potter. One
former member was reinstated. Ad-
dresses were made by Deputy State
Councillor w. M. Martin, Treasurer A. T.
NARROW. Vice Councillor v. E. Sampson,
P. T. OConnor and Ben Montgomery.
| J. Morgan Read Council met Friday
evening in Star Hall. Mount Rainier,
Md. with Councillor w. Floyd Spurlin
presiding The following officers were
installed by Deputy State Councillor A. L.
Dahler: Councillor, p. A. Martin; vice
councillor. r. A. Haley; recording secre-
tary, A. F. Storey; financial secretary,
M Efnw fyaa
Earnest. ST.: conductor, T. NJ. Storey;
warden. l. NJ Johnson; inside sentinel.
H. w. Adams: outside sentinel, G. w.
| Richards, and chaplain, &. f. Glading.
! Four applications for membership were
presented and five applications for REIN
statement received. Remarks were made
by State Councillor Oscar T. Harlow
State Outside Sentinel William P. Earn
| est, ST.; Junior Past Councillor w. Floyd
Spurlin, Past Councillor Malcolm RENT
zcl, Past Councillor Charles w. Muller.
Deputy State Councillor A. l.. Dahler,
Chaplain E. F. Glading and others.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Municipal Council held its regular
semi-monthly meeting Monday evening
at Odd Fellows Hall Regent L. 6.
Grigsby was in charge and Grand
Chaplain w F. Drown was speaker OF
the evening. Warren M. Schoon-
maker, president Of the Royal Arcanum
Boosters Club, was among the guests.
At the last meeting of Oriental
Council Past Grand Regent George NJ
Evans told of his recent visit to the
annual session of the Supreme Council
as member of the committee on council
work of that body.
Past Grand Regent James E. Eckloff
representative to the Supreme Council
from the District of Columbia, who re-
Gently returned from the f1fty-frst an
nual session, made a report to District
Council at the last meeting. Grand
Orator Charles A. Bell reported on the
Royal Ar" mum dag celebration recently
held at SEX Greek Park. Regent r
Payne was in charge of the meeting
Capital Council met Thursday, with
Regent A. B. Wheoon in the chair
Several officers of the Grand Council
were present, including Grand Guide
Ed T. Green. Grand Trustee o. III. P
Scott and Past Grand Regents s.
Besselievre and A. L. Ebersole.
Farragut Council held its semi
monthly meeting Thursday at the Navy
Department under the leadership OF
Regent C. Fl. Venable.
Regent Roy q. Klotz OF Kisnle'
visory committee Monday evening.
Kismet Council met Wednesday un.
der the leadership OF Regent Roy q
Klotz Among the guests of the eve
ming were Grand Regent /. S. Childs
Deputy Grand Regent r. j. Lander.
gren, Past Grand Regent Joseph F
Brashears Grand Sentry j. T. Whaler
and T. j. Brown of Oriental Council
Short addresses were made by MesSrs
Childs, Landergren, Brashears, Duval
and Cottrell.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Columbia Lodge held special meet.
ing July 3, at which Dictator F. N
Zihlman gave his report on the forth
coming campaign. which is to be car
RED on TO 5000 membership Of
washington Moose. He announced the
different committees will be chosen
early. so that work viii commence with
cooler weather, Chairman r. J. Ian
nahan gave q report Of the trustees.
The lodge held its regular meeting
July 10. Secretary James A. Balder'
son presented matters Of importanc.
to the body. Mr.. FREDERICK reported
progress on behalf OF the building com.
mittee. Before closing hearty wishes
we're expressed for all Moose who vii
sail to Cardiff, Wales, on the 8. 8
George washington. which leaves New
York July 81. Trustee Philip Bermar
will be the lodges representative.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS or
AMERICA.
A lawn party, In charge of the well
fare committee, will be held Tuesday
evening from 7:30 to ii O'Clock. Mis-:
Ada Nalley, Miss Margaret Breen AM
Miss Mollie williams will have charge
of the cake table, Mrs. Anna SWEET
Miss Ella Buckley and Miss Jennie
Simms, candy Miss Agnes O'Connor
Miss Mary Chadwick and Miss Jane
Corbey, ice cream; Mrs. Bertha Jones
and Miss Ruth Doyle, fancy articles;
Miss Elizabeth Lynn and Miss Anna
. Smith, Miss Gladys Carrico. Miss Mary
Oiiphant. Miss Bess Behen and Miss
Mary Cronin, coffee and sandwiches.
: At meeting Monday evening plans
were outlined by the building commit
J tee for extension improvements.
= A large delegation from Court 81.
will leave Saturday for an extended
: Northern tour Included In the itin'
erary Is pilgrimage 10 the Shrine OF
st. Anne de Beaupre.
. | Miss Grace Mcdonald, assisted b,
Miss Helen Honan. national president
2 Of the Tippet Club, entertained at les
/ Wednesday, and on Thursday Miss
Florence Winter, president OF the Con-
: -verts' League, was hostess at dinnei
!. party at the club, later in the evening
, receiving at reception and musical II
= compliment TO guests from Iowa,
4 SONS AND DAUGHTERS or LIB
E ERTY.
J. Officers were installed by Hope Coun'
; ell Tuesday evening. The degrees wers
conferred on five candidates The lawr
:, fete scheduled for tomorrow has beer
= postponed Instead a card party will b.
held following Tuesdays meeting. Thu
: council will meet al 30 ID m