Evening star., 1928-12-30

Carrie @. Meue, ana was named Cne
Carrie G. Meile Glass Initiation. Fol-
lowing is the result of the election OF
officers: Councillor, Mrs. Minnie Hake;
associate councillor, Mrs. Mildred Poore;
vice counselor, Katherine Kueter; aSSo-
ciate vice councillor, Mrs. Jennie Hicks;
assistant recording secretary, Mrs. Han
nah Gates: conductor, Mrs. Gertrude
Douglass; warden, Miss Viola Mallonee;
inside sentinel, Mrs. Alberta Mallonee;
outside sentinel, Luther Kirk; trustee
(6 months, Mrs. Alberta Mallonee.
A Christmas entertainment and party
for the children of the members was
held December 26.
Triumph Council was opened with
Councillor Mrs Mary D. Towers pre-
siding Thursday evening. Degrees were
conferred on Mrs. Florence Voorshear
and Miss Mary Jennings. A reception
was held in honor of Past Councillor
Miss Florence A. Hahn, now State
council trustee; Past Deputy Mrs. Mary
P. James of Anacostia Council; Ma
tional Representative Mrs. Pearl Wolfe
of this council and to present Deputy
State Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell,
past national councillor. Three OF the
State officers were welcomed by the
councillor and presented with flowers.
Presentations were made as follows:
Mrs. Amelia Budesheim, to State Trus-
tee Miss Florence A. Hahn; Mrs. Lillian
Mccormick, to National Representative
Mrs. Pearl Wolfe, and Councillor Mrs.
Mary D. Towers to Past Deputy Mrs.
Mary P. James. Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell
was detained at home owing to illness.
John L. Burnett Council met Monday
night with Mrs. Josephine c. Herbert,
councillor, presiding. Vice Councillor
Mayree Daley made report on the
bylaws Instructions regarding require
ments of the State Council were given
by State Council Deputy Mrs. Elizabeth
Shepherd. The Office of financial sec
retary was declared vacant and Miss
Minnie Biarasky was temporarily ap-
pointed. Talks were made by Mrs.
Elizabeth Shepherd, j. G. Herbert, Wal
ter M. Boyd, Mayree Daley and others.
The last meeting of the Past Coun-
cilors' Association of Triumph Council
was held at the home of Drillmaster
Harry Buell.. Games were played and
songs were sung. The next meeting will
be with Miss Florence A. Hahn, SOL B
street northeast.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The ways and means committee will
meet Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
of Pyt1iaS Hall Association will not
meet until January IA.
Mount Vernon Lodge will meet to-
morrow evening.
The following deputy grand chancel-
lors have been appointed by Grand
Chancellor A. Lacy Embrey to install
officers of the several lodges at their
first convention in January: Franklin
Lodge, Israel Sommers; Mount Vernon
Lodge, Cleveland Kennicutt; Webster
Lodge, Ellery w. HeisS; Syracusians
Lodge, Ralph B. Ford; Calanthe Lodge,
A. Lacy Embrey, grand chancellor;
Hermione Lodge, Frank B. Crown: Ex-
celSior Lodge, Herman Walthall; Union
Lodge, Dent M. Freeman; Capital
Lodge, A. Lacy Embrey, grand chan
cellor; Columbia Lodge, A. Herman
Woody: Amaranth Lodge, w. A. KIM
mel; Rathbone-Superior, A. Herman
Woody; Century-Decatur. Albert Kah-
lert; Home Lodge. John B. Dickman.
Rathbone Temple held its regular
meeting Friday evening. Following the
business session. a sketch entitled THE
Mock Wedding" was given under the
direction of Mrs. Mary E. Hooper. The
newly elected officers will be installed
January by the installing officer, Miss
Freda Marks.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERI-
CAN MECHANICS.
]. Morgan Read Council met in Star
Hall, Mount Rainier, Md, December 81
and was convened by Past Councillor
Malcolm Reintzel. The degree and
drill teams conferred the degrees upon
the following: Howard w. 10y, George
F. 10y, Emery B. Smith, Samuel o.
Presley, William p Reese, Edward L.
Hayre, Donald E. Pitts, Clyde L. Miles,
Amos T. Hall, Harper P. Shinn, Will
Volney A. Cooke. John w. Bright,
George Martin, Frederick A. Reel, Harry
S. Henderson, w. G. Daniels. w. T.
Daniels and Oscar F. Harlow. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Councillor,
Roland Haley: vice councillor, Ira N.
Johnson; recording secretary, Ward A.
Davis: financial secretary, John M Ear
nest (re-elected treasurer, William P.
Earnest. sr (re-elected): warden, Ber-
nard MyleS; conductor, Edwin B. Pitts;
inside sentinel, j. Russell Sampson; out
side sentinel, John Myles; chaplain,
George L. TAFT, and trustee for 18
months. Oscar r. Harlow
Star Spangled Banner Council, No. 8,
AICV ut Cu1ilOl SlOCL 1cIllpIc dIlU was
called to order by Councillor j. r. Ber-
gin December IA. Eight applications for
membership were received and four
elected to membership. S. A. Massey
was given the obligation and Past Coun-
cilor Fisher. formerly of Columbia Coun-
Gil, was admitted by card. The men,
bership drive by the blue and red
teams of the council came to a close
with each team securing SO members.
Remarks were made by State Chaplain
George L. Myers, Past Councillors Sud-
warth, Bushey, Kendrick and others.
Andrew Jackson Council met in Jun
ior Order Temple December 18 and was
called to order with Councillor D. E.
Quade presiding. The degrees were
conferred upon class of 80 candi-
dates. A special session has been called
to initiate 80 more. The following off,
GERS were elected: Councillor, c. r.
Smith; vice councillor, A. L. Mallonee;
recording secretary, William M. La
Roche; assistant recording secretary,
II. E. Hoffman; financial secretary, G.
w. Hall; treasurer, r. G. White; con-
ductor, j. T. Smith; warden, B. H.
Quade; inside sentinel A. Young; out
side sentinel, H. P. johnson; chaplain,
w. T. Perry; trustee for 18 months, E. T.
Harris; director for the Junior Hall As
SOclatlon, q. Q. Sunday. The council
will present the American flag Febru-
ary 20 to the public school at Aurora
Hills, Va. Addresses were made by P. c.
Junghams, c.. T. Lacy, William M.
La Roche, Junior Past Councillor G. o.
Sunday, Past Councillor w. r. Perry
and others. Officers will be installed
January 8.
John l.. Burnett Council met in their
hall at Wisconsin avenue and N street
December 19 and was called to order by
Vice Councillor Geraci. The second
nomination for officers for the ensuing
term was held. Two applicants were
elected to membership. Deputy State
Councillor Sudwarth gave a talk.
Mount Vernon Council met in North
east Masonic Temple December 81 and
Six applications for membership were
racpiVad and On e1artad IN y,oeynhnrc l,i,,