Evening star., 1928-06-03
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Past State Councillor John D. Simpson
as a candidate for national repre-
sentative Among those who spoke
were State Outside Sentinel Edward A.
Diehl, Deputy State Councillor Charles
r Muller. Junior Past State Councillor
John D. Simpson, Past Councillor Bow
man, E. r. Thomas and others.
John l. Burnett Council met May
%, with Councillor HouSer presiding.
Three new members were received.
Committeeman Brown and Wells made
report on the special committees work.
Chairman Geraci reported he had Sc
cured enough names to receive a char
ter for the new council OF the Daugh-
ters of America. Progress was reported
in the formation of a drill team,
The American fiag-raiSing exercises
will be held this afternoon at the pub
lie school. Cabin John, Md. The pro-
gram calls for 8 parade to the school
BY the membership of the order and
school oflctalS. The parade is to form
at the end of the car line at Cabin
John Bridge at 1:45 pm. A special
program has been arranged and the
principal speaker will be Representa-
tive Frederick N. zihlman OF Maryland.
The exercises are under the auspices
o4 AdoAA-13SA NoUhSA VI SoohA SoAAAA
Nd.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Regent Dorothy Alberger presided at
the last meeting Of District Council,
LOYAL Ladies Of the Royal Areanum.
A benefit card party was held.
At the last meeting of District Coun-
ell. with Regent r. Payne presiding,
Carter W. Mills, Norman Mckee Dulin
and Howard w. Mills were admitted to
membership and initiated by Kisinet
Council degree team.
The advisory committee Of Kismet
Council held a recent meeting at the
residence of Regent Roy c. Klotz- l. 5.
Childs. r. z. Hess, r. L. West, B. w.
Bolinger, J. T. Whalen, c. r. Cotton
and Joseph F. Brashears were present.
Refreshments were served
Grand Regent / S. Childs and Past
Grand Regent Warren M. Schoonmak-
er we're speakers at the last meeting
of Kismet Council. Refreshments were
served.
Capital Council, at the last meeting
was visited by Grand Regent / S.
Childs, who was presented to the coun-
Gil by Grand Guide Edward I. Green.
The grand regent delivered q brief
address. Regent A. B. Whedon was in
charge of the meeting.
Regent c II. Venable conducted the
last meeting of Farragut Council st
the Navy Department.
Warren NJ Schoonmaker, president
Of the Royal Arcanum Boosters Club.
has announced the appointment of the
following committees: Membership,
Joseph r. BrashearS. chairman: r. G.
Jacobs. c. A. Bell, George Giddings,
L 3. DOrsay, J. 3. LoVejoy; executive,
~ Col
maker, Joseph p. BraShears, J. T.
whalen, z. T. Green; entertainment,
z. T. Green, chairman; c. R. Cotton
and A. Ward of Kismet Council, A. 3.
Whedon and NJ C.. Solomon, tr., of
Capital Council; Homer King and
George Co1Ten Of Oriental Council.
Mark Horn and r. s. Green Of Munich
pal Council The other officers Of the
club are: Joseph r. BrashearS, vice
president: J. T. Whalen, secretary;
z 7. Green, sergenat-at-arms.
Past Grand Regent w. III. Schoon-
maker addressed Municipal Council at
the meeting Monday evening. Regent
Grigsby had charge Of the meeting.
MACCABEEs.
Mount Vernon Tent met Monday eve
ming az Northeast Masonic Temple. It
was reported that Capitol Court, Jewels
Of the Aaccabees, had secured so new
members for the junior department.
since January, and the supreme COM
nander, A w. Frye, had authorized
the presentation Of silk banner TO
the court In cormemoTation Of the
nfneth anniversary Of the organiza-
ton Of the Maccabees.
Capitol Court 10 the first court in the
United States 70 be h0nored With a
eFraAARa ~.-gtT -
presented 20 the qaeen mother. Mrs
Sarah T. Severe. June II AZ Northeast
Masonic Temple by Nrg Cora z. Phil
lips. supervisor Of the Junior depart
nsents who, ylth ether supreme officials.
VIII come from Detroit for that purpose.
Inc Dedication Of the Maccabees
Home ~ Chatham. pa. VIII take place
June 3, when the Governor Of PeungyI-
Tsnia VII present the home 20 the Eu-
preme commander. n be6gpread. made
~ the children Of Capitol Court, VIII
De presented 70 the home.
WoMAN'g BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Tne Monday Lunch Review wilI meet
tomorrow with MrE. Mary Pierce. 1895
BelroDt road HRS Fierce Is giving
seFleS o. two wa16e lunches for the ben
efg O. the new elafbh0a1se The second
q the series wiz Be held wednesday At
J O'Clock. Review win meet at noon for
z BUSINESS session, which wgli precede
the luncheon.
Beginning tomorrow and continuing
soE three days, Victory Review VIII hold
2 rs1nna&ge sale a. Twenty~nintn and o
streets.
VActory Review win meet at the home
81 MyE- Ala EyFue, "A Iowa Circle. Mon
DAY evening. This Will be the last meet
1ax before the new clubhouse, 1850
AzAkzen1set+s aTenue. Is occupied, after
which TIE review viii bold ali It's meet
2ngS there
4 business meeting Of Liberty Union
EeTsew viii BE- held Monday evening at
TIE reslceg1cs u brs. Lillian Eafel, e2S
E3fta street northeast.
The go1Azns Benefit Association Cub
VII lake possession Of is new home
June 7. The formal opening and rally
VII y hea1 June Is. The name O1
LyE. Hattie Palmer has been added 20
TIE ASg cf founders during the past
week bringing the total up 70 ~. The
so1nceEE ass4 viii he closed on June Is.
TIE Alpha Beta Chi Girls viii meet
We1sssday At . pm a. zis AcCffl
E21<1ng.
KNIGHTS or PYJHIAs.
Grand Cs1axceIiOr A. Lacy .Knahgey
has asss4ed proclamation consolidating
LyFgse and Webster Lodges under the
name ~ Webster LO1ge, tfae individual
ATSsS having ezeh @ote1 for the con-
Gcsalztaog
TIE e0nSo3tczt5on ceremony viii be
he'd e WebsEeg1s Caste Hail Tuesday
- . eesoek. 4 cozanattes Of Webster
Jo6se visited KyFtle last week for me
p1rpose u examining the paraDher-
E<4k%
WSsgaikzgs<,n Company, Military De-
E@FgDssEas, VII Isozc 80 assembly Thurs
1&y evening. E&D4. Kr1Se. requests al
u1sDas@fS " attend. ~ matters os I'M