Evening star., 1928-03-18
FRATERNITIES

Of Liberty Bell, H. A. Milor of j. Nor
gan Reed and F. j. Dahler of Francis
Scott Key. Members reinstated were
F. w, Burrows of Washington Council
and Z. X. KeeS of Central Council Of
Seat Pleasant. Md. Remarks were made
by State Councillor Oscar T. Harlcw.
State Vice Councillor A. c. Columbus.
Junior Past State Councillor J. d. Simp-
son. State Secretary John Prender,
State Warden Frank Mangum, State
Conductor w. l.. Sudwarth. State In
side Sentinel Edward A. Delhi. Past
Grand OrientS E. H. Bailey, S. Oliveri
and others. The State Council officers
were the guests of the evening.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
The booster committee of Central
Camp reorganized at meeting Tues
day night in District Deputy Henry HI.
Millard'S Office, at which time Past
Consul James A. Moody was elected
chairman and Past Consul George A
Casey secretary. 1t was decided to
hold a special meeting of the camp
Tuesday at which time birthday
party to the 81 members of the camp
together with a general get-together
meeting OF the members There will be
a vaudeville program, followed by re-
freShments and a social.
Central Camp will observe the
twenty-lifth anniversary of Head Con-
sui A, r, Talbot with class adoption
the last meeting night in June. A
committee consisting of James A.
Moody, John w. Sutherin. A. H. Jaeger,
Harrison F. Shaw. Henry p Clark, Will
liam A. Hummer, Robert D. Rice and
George A, Casey is in charge of the
arrangements.
Georgetown Camp will hold a class
adoption at its meeting in the Potomac
Bank Hail. Wisconsin avenue and NJ
street. March %.
The adoption is held in honor of
District Deputy H. H. Millard. and
there are IT candidates The degree
team will appear in its new uni
forms, captained by William j. Eek
Strom, chief forester. Past Adviser
Thomas J.. Carroll is chairman of the
adoption committee.
The boosters are preparing for the
camps minstrel show TO be held in
April. Chairman Howard of the boost
erS announces a temporary change in
NAA1 1SAAS lights NAAtAA aAGGl kIlC
show, The meetings will be held on
Wednesdays until further notice, the
place to be designated at the booster
meetings. The minstrel team is being
rehearsed by Claude Nicholas on Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday nights.
j. A. Trunnel has been delegated to
select a hall and will announce his
selection some time in the near future.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Ellis Lewis, grand chancellor elect of
Maryland. will deliver an address at
the convention of Rathbone-Superior
Lodge Friday evening. Junior Past
Grand Chancellor Edgar c. Snyder will
introduce the speaker.
The assembly in council and the past
grand chanceilors met Thursday eve
ming at the temple to map out cam
paign for the year. Grand Chancellor
A. Lacy Embrey will give each consid-
Grafton. and the best ones will be put
in effect.
A meeting Of the ways and means
committee was held last evening.
Calanthe Lodge last Monday evening
organized a "Zwirn" service club for
the purpose Of spreading the principles
OF Pythian knighthood and to advance
the aims OF the order in this domain.
The club will meet weekly about noon
ii the downtown section. The president
OF the club is Harry I. CoXen, vice
chancellor of Calanthe Lodge. and
members Of other lodges may meet with
this club.
Franklin Lodge will give a dance at
the willard Hotel April 80.
Columbia Lodge conferred the three
ranks of knighthood at their meeting
wednesday evening, and later had
buffet supper.
Adolph Zwirn of Ventura. Calf, Wis
tied Webster Lodge Tuesday evening 10
inform the members as TO the objects Of
the serving club.
Al the convention of Capital Lodge,
Past Grand Chancellor Albert e. Cor
ham delivered an address on the duties
Of past grand chancellors 10 the order.
Century-Decatur Lodge will give a
81. Patr!ck's day reception in his honor
tomorrow evening.
ROYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Columbia Lodge met March IS at
902 Pennsylvania avenue, Dictator
Frederick n Zihlman presiding. Sec
retary Of Labor James J. Davis made an
address upon conditions Of the organi-
zati0n and gave an outline OF what will
be done at the convention at Mopse-
heart next June Manager Belasco,
master OF ceremonies. presented a
vaudeville program.
Chapter No 800 met March 9 in
Eye street. Senior Regent Pauline ket-
ner presiding
b. r. q. r.
meeting of the lodge was held last
Wednesday evening. It being initi-
alton night. A buffet supper was
served. Among those who became
members Of the lodge were Joseph C
Ais, Fred A. Fentress, Edwin p. Good
win. L. A.. Gregory. Charles 3. Mayhew
z. J. Muller, Joseph II. Nicholson, and
Amos Patch.
Announcement Is made by the new
incoming exalted ruler, Nathan Well,
and now chairman Of the Miami. Fla.
club. which viii attend the grand lodge
reunion IN that city in July, that 81
members have signed up ard will act
as the personal escort Of the delegate
70 the grand lodge. Exalted Ruler John
r. Lynch.
After the regular session Of the lodge
next Wednesday night the entertain
uent committee VIII stage an athlete
entertainment for the members only.
Admission viii be only on presentation
u the membership card Amateur bog
ing contests and many other features
nave been provided.
The lodge Will hold a short session
March 2s, when II will adjourn TO the
grand ball room Of the home 10 listen
" an illustrated lecture on Alaska ny
II. II. Sargent, engineer Of the Alaskan
branch VI the United States Geological
Survey, Ladies win be admitted.
The installation Of the new officers
of the lodge Win be held at the seS-
sion April A.
Chairman Charles Rouse NJ the dance
committee announces the regular
Thursday and saturday night charity
dances viii continue two months longer.
President Edwin Kreig ot the Jolly
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