Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-13
FRATERNITIES

! guardian, William Stansbury; musician,
Elizabeth Carter; chaplain, Rosa b.
Holman: right supporter of N. c., Are
nor Stansbury; left supporter of N. G.,
Eva Olson; right supporter of V. G.
Fife G. Lawson: degree director, s. N.
Mallory. A jewelry wa presented the
retiring noble grand. Emily Hayes, by
Rosa B. Holman. The officers present.
ed Mrs. Hayes with q bag. Ella Thorn
ton was appointed to install the officers
who were absent: Noble grand, Mable
Wilson; conductor, Beulah Capper, and
left supporter of v. c., Marion Fiske.
At the meeting of Brightwood Re-
bekah Lodge Tuesday evening the fol-
lowing officers were installed by Mrs.
Lillian Rouzee and staff to Ruth Re-
bekah Lodge: Noble grand, Miss
Thelma Replogle; vice grand, Mrs.
Dorothy Ehlers; recording secretary,
Miss Julia Cauthen; financial secretary,
Miss Ruth Ronning: treasurer, F. w.
Alexander, and degree director, Austin
Shoots. The following appointed OFF,
GERS installed we're: Warden, Miss Es-
Their Mullican; conductor, Mrs. Cath
crime Rain; chaplain, Mrs. Edna
Lowe; right supporter to noble grand,
Mrs. Elsie Wilson; left supporter to
noble grand, Mrs. Belle Thomson: out
side guardian. Miss Sarah Deitweiler;
right supporter to v~ice-grand, Mrs.
Johanna Ison; left supporter to vice
grand, Mrs. Hope Webb; and must
clan, Miss Rachael Morris. Mrs. Belle
Thomson was elected as representative
TO the /. o. O. F. Home Association
for three years. Miss Thelma Replogle
presented the jewel to the retiring no
bic grand, Mrs. May Lands. She also
received a bag from her officers and
friends, and a ring from Mrs. Anita
Haight. A scarf was presented the in
stalling officer.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Rathbone Temple, Pythian Sisters,
held its annual installation Of officers
January 4. Miss Freda Marks, acting for
grand chief of Virginia, installed the
following officers. Past chief, Mrs.
Efie G. Lawson; most excellent chief,
Mrs. Edith Berg; excellent senior, MRS.
Alice Kirby; mistress Of records and
correspondence, Mrs. Lola v. Marks:
mistress of finance, Mrs. Mary Hooper;
protector, Mrs. Southland, and guard,
Mrs. Irene Bradley.
Mrs. Lola Marks presented Mrs. Berg
with a lovely bouquet of roses from her
officers, also a gift of appreciation from
the temple for the services she had rem
dered during the past three years to
Mrs. Hooper. Mrs. Berg presented M.
Baum and Mr.. Hooper with gifts. Miss
Freda Marks presented Mrs. Lawson
with a pin, the emblem of her office.
Addresses were made by all the new
officers, also by the most excellent
chief of Friendship Temple. Mrs.
Banks, also other visitors from Friend
ship Temple.
Mrs. Lawson. the outgoing most ex-
cellent chief, also had a surprise for her
officers.
Friendship Temple met January 2, at
which time the following officers were
installed by the installing officer, Mrs.
Gertrude Wilson, assisted by Mrs. NJ.
CrowtherS and Mrs. E. Vandervort:
cellent chief, Mrs. C. Banks; mistress OF
records and correspondence, Mrs. A..
Sullivan; Mistress of finance. Mrs, i.
Crown; senior, Mrs. B. Woody; junior,
Mrs. S. Sithens; manager, Mrs. N. En-
berry: protector, Mrs. e. Embery; outer
guard, Mrs. N. Lynn. There was also
initiation. At the close of the meeting
Mrs. C. Batson presented gifts.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Victory Review will hold a card party
tomorrow evening at 8 O'Clock at the
residence Of Mrs. Ada Byrne, "a Iowa
circle.
Brightwood Review will meet tomor-
row evening over the ,Brightwood Bank,
on Georgia n Mrs. Lille Lam
bath, president, will conduct the meet
ing.
Washington Review win meet Tues
day evening. Rehearsal for installa-
ton will follow the regular program.
The Union Guard team will meet
with Capt. Howell, who is drilling 1t
for appearance in the Atlantic City
pageant, Tuesday evening at Z O'Clock.
Liberty Union Review will meet
Wednesday at Q o'clock at the club
house.
The Monday Lunch Review will give
a card party Thursday evening for
the benefit Of its clubhouse pledge.
The Ohicers' Club will meet Friday
evening at the clubhouse. Mrs.
Lillian Saffell, president, will preside.
At a recent meeting Columbia Review
elected Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeney presi-
dent and Mrs. Minnie Fransecky past
president. All other off1ceI5 were re-
elected.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Willow Grove, Woodmen Circle. met
Monday at the home Of Rose Burns,
1928 First street, with all officers at
their stations. There was q visitation
from Morris Sheppard Grove. Talks
were given by different sovereigns re-
lating to the convention to be held in
Baltimore in April.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
District Council, Loyal. Ladies of the
Royal Arcanum, under the leadership
of the regent, Miss Dorothy Alberger,
met Monday evening. Refreshments
were served and a program OF enter
tainment given.
Kismet Council met Wednesday
under the leadership OF Regent Roy G..
Klotz. Officers were installed by Dep
uty Grand Regent Thomas j.. Lander
gren, acting as installing officer.
Among grand council officers present
we're Grand Regent I. 8. ChildS and
Past Grand Regents Warren M, Schoon-
maker and Joseph r. BraShearS. Re
freshments were served. Report OF
progress wa made by Joseph F. Bra
shears, captain of Company B in the
membership contest, to terminate with
a class meeting January Is.
Regent l.. B. D'Orsay was presiding
officer at the meeting Of Capitol Coun-
Gil thursday cVCIiitlb. ~ Aiu1iiDct va
Grand Council officers were present.
Councils meeting this week are ORR
entail, Tuesday: District, Wednesday.
JR. o. u. A. NJ.
The first of a series of annual visi-
tations to be made during the year by
State Councillor A. c. Columbus and
his staff of associate State officers will
occi,r tomorrow eyanin0 tn CaDital
Council in Northeast Masonic Temple
at $50 pm. The State councillor will
visit Benning Council January 81 In
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