Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERI.
CAN MECHANICS.


The following have been elected as
officers Of the Anacostia Council:
M. II. White; vice council
or, Il. II. Wax; recording recretary. X.
A. Estep: assistant recording score
tary, r. G. Prather; financial secre'
tary, J. Il. Frye: treasurer, N. ~.
Kcmper; conductor, II. l.. Baxter;
warden, r. III. Norton; inside sentinel.
G.. Louxmon; outside sentinel. ). w:
Smithson; chaplain, j. X. Pratner, ana
trustee, J. A. Smithson. rms councli
has gone on record as favorlng an ex-
ira session of the state Councll Tor
the support Of the Junior Order Band.
At n meeting of Star Spangled Ban
nor Council. presided over by Vice
Councillor Bourne, the following were
elected: Councillor, J. b. Bourne; vice
councillor. Russell Bergin: recording
secretary. G.. =. Harness: assistant re.
cording secretary. p. J. Engelhardt;
financial secretary. c. w. Magill:
treasurer, J. w. Speakman; warden.
T. w. Brown; conductor, G. w. Upper
man: inside sentinel, B. Il. Sutherland;
outside sentinel, III. J. Borbett; trus.
tee. w. l.. Sudwarth; chaplain. g. L..
Myers.
the following officers: Councillor, O.
W sunday: vice councillor, ID. f..
Ouade: recording secretary. William
M. LaRoche; assistant recording Sec
retary. II. j.. Hoffman; financial secre.
tary. G. w. Hall: treasurer. X. G..
white: conductor, III. II. West; warden,
r. n. Quade: inside sentinel. w. r..
Elliott: outside sentinel, Fl. p. john
SON: trustee. C. r. Lacy: chaplain. f..
I. Martin. and director for Junior Or.
der Hall Association. J. s. Latham.
The application Of r. II. Thayer for
was received.
Junior Past Councillor Houser called
John l.. Burnett Council to order at
the last meeting. State Councillor
State Inside Sentinel Earnest
and Past State Councillor Alderman
were visitors. State Councillor Har.
low presented Past State Councillor
to this council az their
deputy for the coming year. The
council will hold a dance every Wed
nesday evening.
Liberty Bell Council met December
81 in the Northeast Masonic Temple,
with Councillor Hughes presiding.
State Council Warden Columbus and
Past Councillor Gorbet OF Star Spa n.
gled Banner Council were visitors.
The council held a watch meeting.
C.. Fl. Hid. A. G. Columbus. +. G..
Mangum, Past Councillor Gorbet, A.
l.. Dahler, r. f.. Mccullough. c. II.
T.uh. X. X. kerrick and l.. C.. Boswell
made addresses.
America Jefferson Council met
evening. Councillor w. r.
Shieke, the retiring councillor. gave a
banquet. The election of new officers
resulted as follows: Councillor. r. f..
Litchfield; vice councillor. +. II. Court.
ney: recording secretary. q. r. Flynn;
assistant recording secretary. II. G..
Benson: financial secretary. r. F. Bur.
CESS: treasurer, Il. G. Bittenbender:
chaplain. r. Fl. Yates; conductor. NJ.
II. Wooden: warden. 8. Oliveri: inside
w. J. Whitney: outside sen.
tfnel. G. r. Brown: trustee. G.. r,
Brown, and delegate to the u. s. F.
q. A.. r. F. Burgess.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
There will be a grand installation
OF the new officers Of Elm Camp next
Friday night.
Children were entertained last week
when Santa Claus distributed zoo toys
and boxes OF candy. An all-juvenile
program OF songs and dances was
given. Carl A. Cole of Oak Camp was
In charge.
Fraser Camp will install its officers
tomorrow evening. Consul Command.
er.elect MCGEE will make his inaugural
address.
The Boosters Club Degree Team
and the Sylvan knights of Fraser
Camp went to Gettysburg last week
and conferred the protection degree OF
*oodcraft upon SIS new members. Capt.
Helgesen had 10 Zouaves on the floor.
The Washington ritualists were invit.
ed 70 Officiate for another class at
in February.
MODERN WOODMEN or AMERICA.
District Deputy Henry II. Willard
was a guest Of Central Camp. at its
FIRST meeting Of the new year. Plans
we're formulated for an open meeting
January II. at which time officers will
be installed. a father and son gather.
ng held. and a reception to those
members of the camp having birth.
lays in the present month staged.
Henry III. Willard will act as install.
ng consul and Charles Il. Miller of
Vest End Camp, will MI the position
II installing escort In connection with
he installation Of the new officers.
Dallas A. Gourley was elected to
In the camp. A com
nittee. consisting Of Henry p. Clark,
A. Hummer and William n.
s0ck ma ne, was appointed to provide
"a pA gtx AUf hA
Reports were received relating 10 the
'ather and son campaign which In Ia
De conducted during January and
February.
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS.
Grand Master OF Exchequer VIII.
lam b. Hardy. ns deputy grand chan
,eiior. installed the following officers
evening: Lao w. Rome.
MUS. chancellor comma nder: q. Car
roll Dimond. vice chancellor: John w.
javer. preiate: Harry p. Wiley. keep.
Or Of records and seal: John NJ. Kline.
of finance: Hamlin NJ. Van.
ieryort, master Of exchequer: James
N. Kline. master OF work: William r.
southard. master at armss Abraham
l.. whitworth. inner guard: Joseph
w. Williams. outer guard. William
ID. Weekiey. James N. Kline and
Harry i. Wiley were elected trustees.
and BENJAMIN r.. Staub NJ representa-.
tive to the Relief Bureau. The repre-.
TO tho Grand Lodge are
John NJ. Kline. Harry y. Wiley. Ham.
I'm NJ. Vandcrvort. James N. Kline and
william ID. Weekley. Refreshments
were served, with the compliments of
Past Supreme Representative John
NJ. Kline. after the Installation cere.
The occasion marked the
rfty.frst anniversary Of MIR. Kiine's
lnsta liza ton az master of finance. the
Iifty.eighth year of his membership In
The lodge and the eightieth year of his
age. and In recognition Of the efforts
of the membership In securing new
members.
ORDER or DE MOI.AY.
Officers Of Robert lie Bruce Chap.
ter will meet at the home of Henja.