Evening star., 1928-12-09
FRATERNITIES

ferred the degrees upon a class of %
candidates. including five from Eagle
Council. Deputy State Councillor E. r.
Thomas. Messrs. Curtis and Randall of
Eagle Council and Messrs. Diehl. Frye,
National Outside Sentinel Smithson
made addresses.
Old Glory Council met at 316 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast November %
and was called to order by Vice Coun-
cilor A. Winsdor. Six applications for
membership were received. Deputy
State Councillor Barr presented hts
credentials as deputy, which were ac-
cepted. Vice Councillor WinSdor gave
talk on the bowling team.
Washington Council met in Red Mems
Hall, Nineteenth and Pennsylvania
avenue. November % and was called to
order by Councillor A. @. Collins. Three
applications for membership were pre-
sented and three candidates elected
into membership. P. T. O'Connor, Past
Councillor w. c. Taylor. Past Coun-
cilor D. Davenport and Chaplain F. r.
Burrows made addresses.
Mount Vernon Council met in North
east Masonic Temple November 80 and
was called to order by Councillor j.
Glascoe. Five applications for MEM
bership were received and 10 candidates
elected into membership. Past State
I easurer A. Calvin Whipp was ap-
pointed chairman of a committee on
the organizing of a band Speakers
were: Recording Secretary j. E. Small
wood. Past Councillor M. Smith, Past
Councillor G. Lascombe and Councillor
A. G. Collins from Washington Council.
Capital Council was called to order
Monday evening in Northeast Masonic
Temple with Councillor r. Mitchell pre-
siding. The degree team, with Junior
Past Councillor Wood acting master, and
the drill team in command of Capt. P.
T. O'Connor conferred the degrees on
seven candidates. Nomination of off,
GERS will be held tomorrow evening.
Speakers were Recording Secretary w.
l.. Wellman, Treasurer A. T. NARROW,
Councillor r. Mitchell and S. E. Potter.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
LUNCHEON tomorrow will be served by
Columbia Review. Cards will follow.
To accommodate the dinner commit
tee which will be busy with prepara-
tions for "Wednesday evenings dinner.
Columbia Review will postpone its card
party scheduled for Tuesday night to
Thursday night.
A turkey dinner will be served at
the clubhouse by the Officer's Club
wednesday from pm. to 730 pm.
Dancing will follow.
National Review will elect officers
Friday evening.
The dancing class for juniors will
meet III the west room Saturday at
o'clock.
Liberty Union Review voted at it's
last meeting to change its evening FOR
meetings from the first and third Mon
DAYS OF each month to the first and
third Wednesdays, the change to take
effect in January.
meeting of the newly organized
guard team was held at the clubhouse
last Tuesday evening. Miss Edna Nc
lntosh, captain, was made president of
the Atlantic City Pageant Club with
Mrs. Duerr, secretary and Mrs. Barber
treasurer Plans were made for a play
shortly after the holidays, and for other
activities to cover the expense of the
trip to Atlantic in June. After Janu-
airy l, the team will meet on the second
and fourth Wednesdays for drill, and
until then on call of the president.
Election of officers in Victory Review
resulted as follows: President. Mrs
Minnie Dunn; vice president, Mrs. Ella
Coon; past president, Mrs Ada Byrne;
chaplain, Mrs. Mary Johnson; secre-
tary, Mrs. Estella Phelps: treasurer,
Mrs Annie Lahford: lady of ceremonies,
MRS. Anna Rosenberg; sergeant, Mrs.
Minnie Diffenbaugh; inner hostess, Mrs.
Annie Biddle. Officers were installed
in short form. Regular installation IN
January.
Election of officers in Washington
Review resulted as follows: President,
Mrs. Mary Killeen: vice president, Mrs.
Wald; past president, Mrs. Belle Nc
Intosh: secretary. MFss~Olverda Mover.
treasurer, Miss Beatrice Morgan: lady
OF ceremonies, Mrs. Heineke; sergeant,
Mrs. Patrick, inner hostess, Mrs. Smith.
Officers were installed in short form,
with regular installation to follow early
In JANUARY.
b. r. o. ELKS.
Many members of the lodge in a
motor caravan will leave next Tuesday
at 4:5O pm. from the home on vista
tion to the Hagerstown Lodge. where
they will be the guests of the Hagers-
town Lodge. The officers of the lodge,
headed by Exalted Ruler Nathan Well,
viii officiate in initiating large class
for Hagerstown Lodge Brewer L.
Stouffer, exalted ruler, and Secretary
Ross F. KountZ have arranged a social
session and high-claSs entertainment.
The Los Angeles Club has added 10
new members to its roster. Capt. How
ard M. Peter, secretary of the club,
announces the club has arranged to
give a series of Tuesday night dances
at the Elks' Home during the remainder
OF the season. These dances are in
addition to the regular Thursday and
Saturday night dances and will be in
charge of Charles L. Rouse, chairman
of the regular dance committee.
Exalted Ruler Nathan WE'LL and the
lodge contemplate giving banner en-
tertainmeht, dance and supper in the
early part of January in honor of the
members wives and lady friends.
The officers of the lodge will officiate,
with the assistance of the drill team. in
the Initiation of large class of candi-
dates who will take their degree as
Elks at the regular session of the lodge
next wednesday. A social session will
follow.
The relief committee, assisted by
members of the lodge. will distribute
to the needy of the District of Colum-
bia more than 200 baskets filled with
foodstuffs, toys and clothing during the
Christmas holidays.
The dance committee will hold a
special New Year eve carnival dance
December 81.
The officers of the lodge entertained
Grand Exalter Ruler Murray Hubert
and Past Grand Exalted Ruler and
Grand Secretary j. E. Masters last
Tuesday during their short stay in the
city,
George C. Warthan. sr., director of
the Elks' Comedy Club. announces the
club, beginning January /. will give in
diridual entertainments at each of the
orphan asylums and the Children's
Hospital of the city.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
The Boosters Club degree team went
to Waldorf, Md, last Tuesday night and
conferred the Protection degree upon a
class OF 80. The Zouaves of Fraser
Camp, in command Of Capt. William Hell