Evening star., 1929-12-15

| ian ana JOIl1 q. LyIlCil, CIlduIl OA
| the distributing committee.
Next Wednesdays session will be the
! last meeting of the lodge until January
g. The Boys Band. under direction Of
| George Chapman, will give concert at
! Loew's Palace Theater December q.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
! The last meeting of National Lodge
was called TO order by Comdr. Mrs.
| Eva Raba. Nomination of officers was
made as follows: commander, Mrs. Ma
! rilla Smith; vice commander, Albert
! Zust, jr.; marshall, Edmund Sousa;
! treasurer, Fred v. Jones: accountant,
! oscar j. Forehand; scribe, Clarence
| T. Smith, 18-month trustee, Mrs. Rob-
! erta Howard. Deputy supreme COM
manders Mrs. Floda Reagan, Mrs. Ma
! rilla Smith and Mrs. Lulu Bowles made
addresses. Mrs. Edna Howard, deputy
supreme commander to this lodge last
| year, presented the accountant, Oscar
J. Forehand, and treasurer, Clarence
| T. Smith, each with gold piece. Mrs
| Howard presented Mrs. Marilla Smith
with a gift. Mrs. Marilla Smith pre-
! sented Mrs. Howard, the retiring de-
putty, with gifts from the membership
of National Lodge. The next meeting
will be December Is at 808 1 street.
1t will be followed by dance.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Central Camp at its meeting in Odd
Fellows Hail. elected the following Off
I GERS: Consul, Henry P. Clark: past
consul, John w. Sutherin; adviser.
William G. Fahey clerk, George A
| Casey; banker, William N. Lockname: !:
| escort, Harrison F. Shaw; watchman,
Robert w. Barrett; sentry, Lear w.
| Kline; trustees, Thomas Linville, A. S.
Brant and George B. Blandford; camp
physicians, DrS. James H. Stone, George
B. Heinecke, John w. Sutherin and
| l.. M. McKinzie. In recognition of a
! long period of service for the camp, DIR.
Thomas Linville, on behalf of the mem
bers, presented gift to Escort Harrison
F. Shaw. District Deputy Henry H
Millard, Timothy Mahoney of Wash
| ington Camp, and Vincent Richards of
| Winchester, Va, were guests. The camp
| accepted the transfer of Harry S. Keen
from camp at Johnstown, Pa. John
w. Sutherin, the retiring presiding off,
| Ger; Mr.. Millard, L. G. Van FoSSen,
j. E. Haas, O. P. Parthemore, j. A.
Moody, Mr.. Mahoney and Mr.. Richards
made addresses. The next meeting will
be December II.
LADIES OF THE FIRST
AMERICANS, INC.
| Goodrid Iglo met December 8, when
officers were elected, and reports rem
dered. The following program was
| given: Music by the Boys Harmonica
Quartet, vocal solos by Mr.. Pitts, ac-
companied by Mrs. Pitts; addresses by
Mrs. Sue P. Minis, supreme lady, and
Jean Monk, supreme wooten; sketch
by Mrs. Burroughs and Mrs. Pitts. In
| stallation of officers is scheduled for
December IT, at 822 Twentieth street.
JOBS DAUGHTERS.
At its last meeting the Bethel elected
officers, as follows: Marie Miller, hon.
ored queen; Onieda Overbee, senior
princess; Evelyn Collins, junior princess,
and Zelta Newman, marshal. A short,
snappy play was given, with other ell
| tertainment.
| NATIONAL UNION.
The executive board met Wednesday
evening with Chairman w. T. Wilkin-
son presiding. The committee in charge
of the class ceremonial to be held De-
cember 27, in Pythian Temple, reported
plans complete. The ceremony will be
performed by the degree team of Vic
tory Council in charge of w. w. Jones
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