Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-30

a terrific windstorm. Deputy State
Councillor w. H. Lanham, Past Council
or c. H. Hid of Liberty Bell, Past
Councillor L. r. Winners of Edward j.
Ross, State Vice Councillor A. c. Column
bus, State Chaplain c. W. Myers, State
Conductor w. L. Sudwarth, P. G..
Thomas, S. j. Bushey, Past State
Councillor c. w. Magill made addresses.
Andrew jackson Council met in the
Junior Order Temple, Tuesday evening.
and was called to order by Councillor
D. E. Quade. Addresses were made
by State Vice Councillor A. C. Column
pus, National Representative F. D.
Seiffert, G. T. Lacy, c. E. Clementson
and r. P. Hanson.
Eagle Court met in Junior Order
Temple, September 81, with Past Grand
Orient Sudworth presiding. The men,
bers of the Court paid tribute to the
memory Of Vice Grand Herald John B.
Bourne Charles H. Hid of Liberty
Bell Council was advanced into the
mysteries of the order. Remarks were
made by G. H. Hid. A. G. Columbus,
W. H. Lanham, P. G. Thomas, c. L.
Myers, Prince James of Morning Star
Court, Baltimore, Md, and others.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
At the meeting of Municipal Council
last Monday Grand Regent I. S. Childs
was speaker for the evening Regent
l.. S. -Grigsby presided. Other visitors
were Past Grand Regent Warren M.
Schoonmarker, Grand Secretary Ste
phen H. Takes and w. j. Batchelder
of Kismet Council
On dispensation of the grand re-
gent announcement is made OF the
consolidation last Monday evening of
Farragut Council with Municipal Coun-
Gil. No change at this time was made
| in the officers of the council
Regent r. G. Klotz presided at the
meeting of KiSmet Council Wednesday
evening Warren M. Schoonmaker,
president of the Boosters Club, pre-
Sented members of the Grand Council,
as follows: Grand Regent I. S. Childs,
Grand Vice Regent F. v. Marsh, Grand
w. F. Drown, Grand Warden E. G..
King, Grand Sentry j. T. Whalen,
Representative to Supreme Council j..
E. Eckloff, Past Grand Regents j. H.
Grub, Joseph F. Brashears and T. j..
Landergren, and Grand Committeeman
w. H. O'Brien and H. A. Kulze. A
cigar lighter was presented to Past
President T. j. Landergren by Presi-
dent Schoonmaker on behalf OF the
club. A short period Of silence was
maintained out of respect to A. B.
Whedon, a member of the club re-
Gently deceased. Prof. A. F. Ward and
his Booster Band entertained with sew
eral selections In the figure writing
contest first prize was awarded to C..
Cecil and the BOBBY prize to j. H.
Berkeley. In the goat-riding contest
first prize went to j. T. Mulligan, Sec
ond prize to j. T. Whalen and the con-
ISOLATION prize to Grand Regent ChildS.
An address was given by Stephen H.
Takes. A gold token attendance prize
was offered through the president by
Grand Regent Childs for all regular
attendants at the meetings of the club
during the season. Refreshments were
served Announcement was made of
the next meeting of the club with
Capitol Council. in Pythian Temple.
october IS. This meeting will take
the nature of Halloween party.
Speaker for this meeting will be Charles
j. johnson of the Metropolitan Police
Department, and his subject Traffic"
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
A class adoption in honor of State
Deputy S. c. A. Rubey will be held
in Lincoln Camp Hall November 90.
The subcommittee appointed to choose
officers from the various camps to per-
form the initiatory work met during
the week, with H. H. Willard, w. p.
Robb and j. A. Moody present. and
prepared for the consideration of the
full committee the following personnel: