Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-16
FRATERNITIES
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special guest at a reception at the home
of the state vice councillor, Edward @,
Beck. in Brentwood, Md. attended
by the State officers and their wives,
wednesday evening.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
The Boosters Club held It's annual
outing June 8 at Benedict, Md. Ar
rangements were in charge of Homer
r.. King and his committee. The main
attraction was a dinner. Athletic
events were held and prizes awarded to
the winners. There was a base balI
game, horseshoe throwing contest, BALL
throwing contest and a fish-catcning
contest In the last event the best
catch was turned in by Mr.. Batehslder.
Grand Regent Frank v. Marsh ana
Grand Secretary Stephen H. Takes at
tended meeting called by Max Lazarus
of Capitol Council at Kenilworth, D. C.,
in the interest of the establishment OF
a new council to be known as Kenil-
worth Council. The meeting was held
at the home Of Mr. Lazarus.
The fifty-second annual session OF
the Supreme Council will be held at
Quebec, Canada, June II to %. Past
Grant Regent Joseph F. Brashears,
elected by the Grand Council as SUI
preme representative to this session,
will be In attendance at the conven-
ton. There will also be in attendance
at the session Past Grand Regent I. s..
Childs, representing Kismet Council,
and Past Grand Regent j. H. Grubo,
representing Oriental Council.
Municipal Council met Monday under
the leadership of Regent M. G. Horn.
Past Grand Regent Warren M. Schoon-
maker was speaker. .
Regent w, J. Batchelder conducted
the meeting of Kismet Council We'd
nesday. Deputy Grand Regent H. a..
Kulze made an address.
Capital Council met Thursday, with
Regent L. B. D'Orsay conducting.
Past Grand Regent A. L. Ebersole and
Grand Chaplain Edward T. Green were
speakers.
Councils meeting this week are: Dis
trict Of Columbia Council Loyal, Mon
day; Oriental, Tuesday, and District
Council, Wednesday.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Usage Tribe met June 8. Degree work
viii be had at the next meeting
Seneca Tribe met IN Jonadab Hall,
June z, With Saehem r. r. Martin pre-
siding short talks were made by Great
Representative Setffert and Senior Sag
anore Nally.
At the last meeting of Mineola Tribe
two applications were received. This
tribe is making plans for class adop-
ton to be held in the near future.
Past Grand Sachem White made re-
port on the memorial services.
Powhatan Tribe met June 6, with Junior
Sycamore Phillips presiding. One ap-
plIcation was received. The adoption
degree was conferred on a candidate
for Red Wing Tribe. Degrees will also
be conferred at the next meeting. Ad-
dresses we're made by Great Sachem
Baker, Great Senior Sycamore Nally,
Great Representative Seiffert, Past
Great Sachem Emory and others.
AnaloStan Tribe met Tuesday eve
ming. This tribe was paid a fraternal
visit by Idaho Tribe. Mr.. Russ an
nounced there would be sausage roast
Great Junior Ryon, Great Keeper of
Wampurn Garner, Sachem of Idaho
Tribe Hunter and others gave short
talks
Idaho Council met June 7, with Poca-
hontaS Sister Norman presiding. The
third meeting of this month will be the
last initiation for the Summer.
White Eagle Council met, with Mrs.
Mcfarland presiding. Great Instruc-
Sress Roland, Great Keeper of Wam-
pun Garner, Pocahontas of Waneta,
Mrs Richards, and PocahontaS of Min
cola, Mrs. Douglas, made addresses.
Waneta Council met last Tuesday
evening, with PocahontaS Richards pre-
siding One application was received.
Mrs Fairall was appointed chairman Of
the good OF the order committee fol- the
month of June.
Hiawatha Council will meet in Pyth-
tan Temple tomorrow night at O'Clock.
ODD FELLOWS.
Arrangements have been completed
FOR the fraternal visit to Potomac
Lodge of Hagerstown, Md. The grand
master. accompanied by the grand off,
GERS, the grand patriarch and his staff
of the Grand Encampment, Canton
Washington, under command of Capt.
Robert A. Southworth; the Odd Fell
lows Band and delegation of MEM
bers from the various subordinate
lodges, will go to Hagerstovn Tuesday
evening, June rs. The buses will leave
Odd Fellows Temple at S o'clock.
Grand Secretary Andersen Is in charge
Of arrangements. Reservations will be
closed June "a.
Arrangements have been completed
for the Joint installation of the subordi-
nate lodges July S. The grand master
and the official line will install the off,
GERS of all lodges