Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26

preme Council Joseph F. Brashears
Past Grand Regents j. Edward Swaint
and ]. H. Grubb and Grand Committee.
men j. H. Pitts and w. H. O'Brien. Of
ficers of the club were elected as fol.
lows: Warren M. Schoonmaker, presi-
dent; Joseph F. Brashears, vice presi.
dent; M. G. Horn, secretary, and Homer
r. King, sergeant-at-armS. An address.
was made by the grand regent. A bal
loon race was won by Edward Mulligar
of Municipal Council, rubber ball throw
ing contest won by j. H. Pitts Of ORR
entail Council and the free-for-al
scramble contest won by Thomas Law
renee of Kismet Council. A committee
was appointed to arrange Boosters
Club outing at Benedict, Md, next
month.
Kismet Council met Wednesday, with
Regent w. j. Batchelder presiding. The
gent I. S. Childs and Supreme Repre-
sentative Joseph F. Brashears.
District of Columbia Council, Loyal
Ladies of the Royal Arcanum, 1net Mon
day evening, when a report of proceed
| ings of the eighteenth annual session
of the Supreme Council recently held In
New York City was presented by Dor
othy .Alburger. Mrs. Maud S. Childs
was elected supreme vice regent.
At the meeting of Kismet Council last
Wednesday, under the leadership of
Regent w. j. Batchelder, candidates
were initiated in honor of the past
grand regents originating from Kismet
Council membership. Short addresses
were made by Arthur E. Cook, I. S.
Childs, B. w. Bolinger, D. L. Shaw, R.
c. Klotz, Warren M. Schoonmaker,
Joseph F. Brashears, r. L. West and r.
G. Jacobs. Musical selections were rem
dered by Organist A. F.. Ward
Municipal Council meets Monday eve
ming at Odd Fellows Hall under the
leadership of Regent A. F.. Ward. Past
Grand Regent Warren M. Schoonmaker
president of the Boosters Club, will ad-
dress the meeting.
FOE.
Preparations have been made by DR..
T. E. O'Donnell, chairman of the Elks'
outing committee, to hold the outing
on Chesapeake Bay, near Annapolis,
June %. The subcommittee-James A.
Farrell, Robert Crowley, George C.
Wchen, Tony Orth, Henry Meier,
Mart Rieley-will provide crab feast,
amusement and games for all those
who attend. DR.. Charles Dugan will
be in charge of the medical staff for
the outing.
David l. Barry, esteemed leading
kllISllI, owing 10 UuSlIleSS connexions
in Detroit, has tended his resignation.
George E. Strong, jr., was nominated
for that Office at the last session.
Nominations for esteemed loyal knight
and esteemed lecturing knight will take
place next Wednesday.
The German Orphan Asylum will be
assisted in their May day celebration
at the asylum by the members of the
clown band headed by Messrs. Meier,
Whaton, HerZog, Cohn and "a others.
THE MACCABEES.
National Tent and Martha Washing
ton Hive will hold their annual me-
mortal service June at pm. in Odd
Fellows Temple.
Eureka Hive, Lady Katherine Morris,
commander, at its last meeting Endorsed
the actions of the United States Flag
Association In its flag contests among
children in schools and patriotic asSo-
Citations and will sponsor Capitol Court,
junior department, in the creation of
living flag. whereby the children form
ing this living flag become members of
the United States Flag Association and