Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-10

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Wednesday
Fidelity Council, No. 4. gave a Hal
| loween party under the direction of
| Sarah Cavannaugh. chairman of the
| good of the order committee. First
prize for costume was awarded to Miss
Clara Haas, second prize to w. D. Cox,
third prize to Cora Jones; child's best
costume, George McNee. and the BOBBY
| prize, Catherine Matthews.
Initiation will be held on Tuesday.
when candidates from Independent
! Council, No 2, will receive the degrees
Of loyalty, love and patriotism. This
council viii hold bingo party on No
| vember 10.
Loyalty Council, No. 10. will hold a
heart social Tuesday evening at 900 ]
street.
The annual Halloween dance by
Golden Rule Council, No. 10, at Elks
| Hall proved q success. First prize was
awarded to Theresa Bowles for the
most beautiful costume and second prize
to Henry Lewis for the most conical
costume.
Council, No. 10, with more than 40
members and friends, motored to L. B.,
Md, Saturday, November 2, to a coun-
try barn dance.
Kenmore Council No. %, met Novem-
Der |, Councillor Vesta Biggs presiding.
Guests included State Council Inside
Sentinel Belle Gibson, Deputy Elizabeth
Sewell and Past State Councillor Clara
Rock, all of whom addressed the council.
Dora Wood, Rose Myles and Lillian
Wilcox were appointed to serve State
An old-fashioned country dance will be
held Friday night.
Mizpah Council, No. 8, met Tuesday
evening, Councillor Martha Donaldson
presiding. The State councillor, Louise
Grubbs, and her staff of officers were
ofiicially received. Gifts were presented
to State Councillor Louise Grubbs,
Deputy Margaret Seymour, Sisters Hon.
man, Harding and Bauer.
B.P. o. ELKS.
and committees of the State Associa-
ton at Hagerstown, Md, Tuesday in
conjunction with a meeting of exalted
rulers and secretaries of lodges in the
jurisdiction, the latter meeting being
called by District Deputy Grand Ex-
allied Ruler L. r. Yourtree.
Tuesday night the lodge will give its
first ladies' night of the season with
dancing and entertainment. The mu-
sic will be furnished by the Boys Band
of 40 pieces, under direction of Lieut..
requested to bring one male guest and
as many ladies as he may wish.
The next initiation will take place
at the regular session of Wednesday.
class of IA will take the degree.
Wesley Eddy, former master Of cere-
monies at the Palace Theater, was
initiated in the order by BROOKLYN. N.
ington Lodge. Philadelphia Lodge,
No. 2. initiated Sewell J. Hobbs for
Washington Lodge.
A. last Wednesdays session DR.. Eu-
gene L. Swan delivered an address on
1.-THE Relation of Father and Son."
The lecture was we'll attended, as was
the lecture by DR.. Waldo Schmidt OF
the Smithsonian Institution, his subject
being 1.-THE Home of Robinson Cru
cred by M. w. Stirling, chief of the
Bureau of American Ethnology,
Smithsonian Institution, November 20,
at S:45 pm. Mr.. Stirling was the
first white man to visit the Negrito
(pigmy) tribe on the Island of New
Guinea. He will deliver his motion
picture lecture on the amazing ex-
periences OF his party.
The tenth annual charity ball by
willard Hotel Tuesday night, Novem-
flower has perfected, with the aid Of
his committee, plans and decorations
that will surpaSS any or the previous
events that the lodge has given. The
proceeds and that of the regular
charity dances that are given in the
ballroom of the club Will be used for
the distribution of over 800 baskets Of
Christmas cheer to the needy and
worthy in the District Of Columbia.
Chairman Patrick j. Callan Of the So
cial welfare committee mas appointed
Past Exalted Ruler John z. Lynch as
director of distribution for the holi-
days.
Gold Halloween prizes we're award
ed Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Sheehy, best
dressed couple: Mrs. Ida Sackerman,
best dressed lady; Patrick Deihard,
best dressed gentleman; Mr.. and Mrs.
Halt grotesque couple; Mrs. r. VIM
ton and Katherine Cation, most conf
cal couple; Mrs. 3eaus, comical lady,
and Henry T. Lewis, comical gentle
man.