Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15

hISnSG On al pfCDSSlia dbNNh -,
rection Of So! Minister. The specis
r,,es, of m. evening will be Robert A.
Cocper. former Governor or sou1l
Carolina.
Albert Pike Lodge tomorrow nlSh'
wjn devote its attention 10 business
and a general discussion Of the pro-
gram Of the lodse for the year.
Columbia Lodge. No. 5. F. A. A: NJ,
will have a social hour Friday night
The annual meeting and election OF
officers and representatives 10 the I'M
perial Council Of the Mystic Shrine
will take place in the auditorium. f1rst
Hoor. New Masonic Temple, Thir'
teen,h street and New York avenue,
commencing al pm. tomorrow. The
non,ination for officers and repre-
entatives will begin Immediately after
tire temple is opened and be followed
hv ballo,ins. Polls will close at I:So
nm. Poteniaie Amos A. Fries has re-
ouested that each member wear his
fez. -,
About $50 members OF the local
shrine attended the dedication AT Rich'
naond last Monday Of the new mosque
OF Acca Temple.
Al the last meeting of Washington
Council. No. -. L. c. c. of E, the
following officers were elected for
1875: Junior past president. Mrs
Minnie l.. Pote; worthy president
Mrs. Helena Ward: vice president
Mrs. Maude Neill; conductress. Mrs
Agnes Robinson: warden, Mrs. Chris
tobel Burton: chaplain, Mrs. Martha
S,oops: trea surer. Mrs. Jane Jones
recording secretary. Mrs. Maymt
Enechle; chairman of trustees. Mrs
Isabelle Smithers: third-year trustee
Mrs. Alberta Doolin; second-year
Mrs Freda Pratt.
President Mrs. Mamie L. Pote re
ceiyed al her home New Year day
the members Of Washington Council
and their families.
The sewing circle will resume it'
meetings Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs Jane Jones, SO Linden avenue
Cherrydale, Va. ~
The installa ton of officers VII
occur at the next meeting.
The Mount Moriah Club. composed
Of master Masons, residents and EN-
moves Of the L. s. Soldiers Home
elected the following officers for the
ensuing wear: Philip Martin. presl
dent: Walter x. Bagby, vice president
William A Carlin, secretary. anc
George II. Horton, treasurer.
capitol Forest. No. 1o4. Tail Cedar'
Of Lebanon. will hold an Initiation
ceremonial January IS AZ the Willard
Hotel. Following the ceremonies
there will be an entertainment ane
dance. Music will be furnished ns
Forests band, led by Charles Il. Srin
Tire drill team. captained by Harry
Trvon- will drill. The stunt com
ynit-ee. John r. jenkins. chairman, II
planning other features
A Sneciai convocation OF Brighi'
wood Chapter. No. 2. has been called
for tomorrow evening, when. as guests
q petworth chapter, in Joppa Lodge
Temple. Ninth and Upshur streets
northwest. the Grand Chapter Of the
psstric, cf Columbia will make its an
ruai visitst ZION Jointly TO both CHAP
tiers
President Carl 3. Keller entertained
the officers and committeeman OF the
Fellowship Club at his residence last
Monday evening. when the AFFAIRS OF
the club were thoroughly discussed
and q tentative program OF entertain
raent mapped out. President Keller
announced the following appoint
raents: Representatives 10 the ad'
visory board. Carl r. Keller. samne'
p HeeSer and Joseph II. Butler, sick
committee. George n. Whiting. Sam
usl 3. Mooers and Vernon &. Buppert;
publicity. John T.. BorIand and Fred
Srsck Zuich: entertz inneni. Arthur j.
Jones. 7. D. Harbsu ugh. Franklin But
ier. Frank j. Day. Samuel 7. Farmer.
John Rhodes, Thomas J. Franklin and
Hugh e. Marsh: statistics, Lynn h.
Troutnsn and George II. Jacobs. Ar
thur Jones entertained ~ the piano.
Hrs. Keller served refreshments the
following we're present; Carl II. k+I'
Ter. samuel e Feeder, Richard II. En'
tsnxas mn, Worth r.. Bean. Alvin n.
Day, August n. willie. John +. Posey
rosey Han. George n. Jacobs. Frank
J Day, Franklin Bu'ler, Arthur j.
Jones and John K. BoTla nd. The next
meeting " the club will re held sat
urdzy evening. January y, In Pytni'
ian Temple.
corndr. J Harry Phillips announces
Columbia Comma ndery viii cslebra'e
It's x3zty.fsth anniversary Friday ege
T4glE 90 y SfEeEs ~ s'A0F''AAF' AFSfb*T~'
Ger. Esrsvel r. Ansell. former Judge
1dYncste General. viii he one of the
speakers. AL Knights Templsrs are
intitet.
The yello@es1N cub ~ Federal
Ir5xe VIII ,aest al the EfJolit Ho'el
TVtsczy evening. Emil A. Loeiii
rnz lrrYlsn " the entertainment eofn
EgAttee, has snnognced ar unusual en-
tertsinment which VIII include not~l
~ orchestra End p'bef numbers. Re
fyesnmen's win Ne served.
The frs' dance - fhe son viii
b. gwen ny he rlBb ~ Meridian Man.
eions, $500 sizfeenth street. Wefnssda y
evening SPECIAL features win bf m.
uoc Jceh during iniefnission and fe'
fteshmentE VIII De served,
Ef!eE1t"aod Comnls ndefv Dfili Tea ~
VII give dance TUESDAY evening
Jsnusry 81. In Bright wopH HasDnl
THmple 81 Georgia anr Iol0rSdo ave
p4es fos - members snd fr!en1s
81 Kuighf 3 T. feeder IL general
chairman IN charge If the arrange
nssn'E,
The Maaohlc Glee rlgb wlli give II
ggpsffel EioW ~ the Isbon8 snc
~ NfEFU clEf IsrH2$ SSbNSfS -
The Mse5,ic cub ~ Police Thurs
e. will nj i Ylslf ~ Congress i<tdks
A. nonos - ns past president ssrgt
u - arifh VIM ~ ~ofshipful nis stA,
a. fongrehs Lpdgs A, THE Vlslt ihs
7gnifoYnneG degfhN team ~ the ciut
wi tpufer tht ihjto GeRtee or nam
k@s Of IandsdSlss Jhe ststi0us nill ~
filsf ~ fo3IoHs WDFfhlpful 4nhtsf
'Stig' n II jenkins, sfniof warden
y r. sflby J'lnlof warden. Capt
] n CDfnwe3 master ~ ceremonies
Este' J ", shse6y. senior dss1oH
r Il. Teisnd. and junior dsscpn, j.. r.
LtiEn.
Many IN 10 ~ me PGllce sn6 Fif'
I1f p@Ftnents are sEtheifd. or siF IN
. DUFnbsr ~ officials ~ the UlsiTit
EoyeT Eghent.
JDniGF Warden r. n EsTkeisy VII
9tffsr the Entered Apprentice degree
o he coHm ynicsiipn ThUrsGay D.
" ills m n Singleton lodge.