Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-21
FRATERNITIES

with past councillors jewels.
Golden Rule Council was called TO
order by the Councillor Stella Lewis,
July IL. The following officers were
installed: Councillor, Margaret Shep-
herd; vice councillor. Ernest Warren;
associate vice councillor, Carrie Engle-
haupt; Junior past councillor, Stella
Lewis; associate junior past councillor,
Harry Wilson; treasurer, Mary E. Ris-
Ter; conductor, Eva Cunningham; war
den, Louis Barnes; inside sentinel, Mrs.
Warren; outside sentinel, j. e. Magee;
representatives of the State Council.
Margaret Taylor, Emma Bowen and
Ernest Warren; trustee, Margaret
Taylor. Cora Thompson presented
Junior Past Councillor Stella Lewis and
Associate Junior Past Councillor Harry
Wilson with past councillors emblems.
IMPROVED ORDER OF REDMEN.
Usage Tribe met in Redmen's Hall,
and addresses were made by Great
Junior Sycamore Ryan, Great Repre-
sentative Seiffert, Past Great Sachem
Thompson and Junior Sycamore w. e.
Lawson.
Seneca Tribe met in Jonadab Hall,
with Sachem Martin presiding, and
voted to assist in the excursion to be
held at Marshall Hall, and also pledged
their support to Great Sachem Baker
in a membership drive.
Powhatan Tribe met Thursday eve
ming in Pythian Temple, with Sachem
Barr presiding. Chairman Becker Of
tine disabled members committee re-
ported good financial gain on the re:
cent drive OF the committee and asked
the support of all tribes and councils
for the excursion to Marshall Hall on
August 10. The degree team has been
invited to assist in the class adoption at
Mineola Tribe, and the officers are pre-
pairing for the secret work for the COM
! ing visitations. Addresses we're made by
Great Sachem Baker and Past Sachens
Goodall, FIGHTER and Phillips.
! Sioux Tribe met July H. Past Sachem
| Schrott and Past Sachem Cammerilli
! of Portsmouth. Va, made addresses.
| At the last meeting of Analostan
Tribe the evening was given over to a
ladies night, and as guests the entire
membership Of Idaho Council attended.
The entertainment included piano and
violin solos by DIETRICH and Margaret
Norman and Past Great Sachem
Heidenheimer, the Blue and Gray
Troubadours, in instrumental music,
and Mr.. Robert johnson, q harp solo.
Capital Castle, American knights of
Mem Der, met Monday evening in Red
mems Hall. The degrees were conferred
on four.
Waneta Council met in Pythian Tenn
| ple, with PocahontaS DeSchard preSid-
ing. Third Warrior Tidler was rasied to
his office by Past Pocahontas Farrell
Great Sachem Baker gave an address.
| Idaho Tribe met Tuesday evening.
and announcement was made that at
the next meeting degrees would be con-
| ferred. The tribe will give a carnival
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Keane's Booster Club will leave for
Atlantic City next Sunday, where they
| will stay one full week. Four nights
entertainment has been arranged by
| the committee in charge. one night each
on the Steel Pier. Steeplechase and
Young's million-dollar piers, and also
a moonlight sail along the front of At
lantic City.
George Saur, treasurer Of the club,
and Al Joy of the Knights Of Column
bus Home have charge Of last-minute
man of the club.
b. p. o. ELKS.
The Hagerstown tri-State committee,
with Edwin S. Fuller as the chairman,
CAACy A1nNC cCACIVCO bAAC 4AnAA~
| ilton Hotel in that city for the State
convention headquarters. Washington
Lodge will send a large delegation to
participate in the proceedings. A band
| Of 40 pieces, the drill team Of "a mem
bers and the clown band of IS will help
! to enliven the gathering. Ten thou
| sand visitors are expected to be in
Hagerstown August 10, 20 and 81. The
following lodges signify their intention
to attend: Baltimore, TowSon, Cum
berland. Frostberg, Frederick, Crisfield,
Salisbury, Washington and Whining
ton, Del.
Washington Lodge will have a cara
van of motor buses which will leave
the clubhouse August 81. Members
wishing to make the trip with the
lodge will so notify Secretary William
S. Shelby or any member of the COM
mittee.
At the last session a lodge OF sorrow
was held in memory of Julius Erman,
Norris Cannon and Peter Latterner.
There will be a meeting of the lodge
| August z, the session Of Wednesday,
August 81, being eliminated owing to
the State convention at HagerStown,
Md.
Exalted Ruler John D. Fitzgerald
announces the lodge will organize an
Elks Junior Boys Band at a near date.