Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-29

Ira N. johnson presiding. One appli-
cation for membership was received.
The occasion being the fourteenth
birthday OF the organizing Of the coun-
Gil. Four charter members. Junior Past
State Councillor Oscar T. Harlow, Past
councillors William A. Jones, Adrian l..
Horner and Malcolm Rented related
the happenings preparatory to its or
ganization. A brief history of the late
! Rev. J. Morgan Read, for whom this
council was named. was given by Past
Councillor Malcolm Rented Others
who addressed the council were Past
Councillor T. B. Montgomery of Capital
! Councillor Edwin B. Pitts, Past Coun-
cilor Charles F. Muller and Past Coun-
cilor Perry A. Martin.
Edward j. Ross Council was called
TO order In Junior Temple, s0S I street,
September 10, with Councillor w. D.
Seal presiding. State Councillor A. c.
Columbus, Past Councillors Saunders,
SuoWorth and Barksdale made adj
dresses.
Capital Council met In Northeast
Masonic Temple last Monday evening,
and was called to order with T. p.
O'Connor, councillor, presiding. Brief
| remarks were made by Warden James
Simpson, Financial Secretary F. z.
Potter, Treasurer A. T NARROW and
Past Councillor Charles Heller.
Anacostia Council met in Masonic
Hall, Fourteenth and u streets south
east, Monday evening, and was called
| to order by Councillor Edward Kauff-
man. Remarks were made by Ma
tional Inside Sentinel Joseph A. Smith
son, Edward A. Diehl and others. To-
morrow evening being the fifth Monday
OF the month will be open to the good
OF order.
DANES OF MALTA.
The following officers were elected at
the last meeting of Loyalty Sisterhood:
Queen Esther, Mrs. Floy Carson; Ruth,
Mrs. Annie Hardy; Naomi, Miss Minnie
Butts: herald, Mrs. Ida Jones; deputy
herald, Mrs. Mary Bowen; first color
bearer, Mrs. Georgia Johnson; second
color bearer, Mrs. Mamie McIntire;
first messenger, Mrs. Lila Davis; second
messenger, Miss Marion Herbert: first
guard, Mrs. Kate Andrews: second
guard, Mrs. Annie Nickel; trustee, Mrs.
Elizabeth Licaroni. The next meeting,
knights Of Malta and friends are in
vited.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
Miss Mary Manning, chairman Of the
committee in charge of arrangements
for the anniversary banquet. which will
be held at the Mayflower Hotel October
3. is being assisted by Mrs. James
Flynn, Mrs. C. Scannell, Mrs C. REM,
Miss Elizabeth Dolan and Miss Alice M.
Burke. Among the guests will be the
Right Rev. Thomas j. Shahan, the new
ly elected national regent, Mrs. Minerva
Boyd, OF Chicago; Miss Mary Riley,
national secretary. of Providence, r. l.;
Mrs. Harry Bicksler of the National
Board; Mrs. William Stewart, who was
recently reappointed State regent for
Maryland. Virginia and the District Of
Columbia; Mrs. Alice SHREDDER, regent
Md, and Mrs. Ida Frank, regent of st.
Charles Circle, Clarendon, Va.
THE MACCABEES.
National Tent celebrated the thirty
fourth birthday anniversary Wednesday
evening at Odd Fellows Hall, and was
addressed by T. r. Kelly. assistant SUI
preme commander, of Detroit, Mich;
w. o. Hayes. great commander Of
Maryland; William B. Sewers. assistant
great commander, District of Columbia;
Sir Knight H. E. Crouch and NJ. w.
Michael. The Misses Mayerhofer gave
fancy dances. Ray Pifer, commander.
presided.
The great commander of Maryland,
Delaware and the District of Columbia
has called a special meeting of Macca-
bees at Northeast Masonic Temple next
Tuesday evening to arrange for the
visit of Supreme Commander D. j.
Ccakley the latter part of November.
The officers of Capitol Court, Junior
Department. will meet at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple Tuesday at pm. to re-
hearse the new ritual. The Fall term
of the court will begin October 5 at
Northeast Masonic Temple at 10 am.
under the direction of Mrs. Sarah H.
Severe, court director.
Mount Vernon Tent. Sidney Haas,
commander, at its last meeting was
addressed by Assistant Great Com
mander William B. Severe, Record
Keeper H. z. Sengstack and Finance
Keeper Frank Hannah.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Liberty-Union Review will meet We'd
nesday evening at o'clock.
A card party for the benefit of the
club house will be held Thursday even
ing at Sis o'clock.
The weekly luncheon will be served
Wednesday from noon to 80 o'clock.
National Review will be the hostess re-
view.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
The homecoming night Of Hope
| Council was largely attended. 1t vas
| followed by a supper. The invitation Of
Justice Council to attend its anniver-
sary on october 9 was accepted. Ar.
rangements have been made to hold q
rllmmage sale about the middle of No.
vember.
WOODMEN CIRCLE.
Morris Sheppard Grove will hold
! 500 card party at the w. o. w. Hall,
| 935 Grant place, october 8, at $50 pm.