Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17

mug WIFI JIle CUuIlCllOIb MIS-. kSutAi
Clark, presiding. Drill Capt. Mrs.
members to be present for the initi-
ations tomorrow evening. The council
held an annual apron social. The fol-
lowing program was rendered: Recita-
lions, little Charles Leannarda; song
and fancy dance, Miss Irrna Gladman ;
vocal solo, Miss Neatly, accompanied on
the piano by Miss Arans; waltz and
clog dance, Dorothy Stocking: recita-
tons, Miss Ruth Brill: a military tap
dance, Miss Carlin Dixon; peacock
dance. Miss Virginia Macomber. Games
were played.
Loyalty Council at the last meeting
was presided over by the councillor, Mrs.
Viola Frazier
Golden Rule Council held a Valentine
dance in Carpenters Hall, Tenth and K
streets, Tuesday evening. A business
session was held Friday evening. One
candidate was initiated. Mrs. Lorena
Arendes officiated as councillor during
the ritualistic work. Mr.. Futrell, who
for more than 10 years has served
as drillmaster, resigned.
Anacostia Council met Wednesday
evening with the councillor, Ethel Keene,
presiding. The members were enter
tanned by Mr.. Wineland with moving
pictures. The birthday party in honor
of the thirteenth anniversary of the
council was observed. The birthday
cake was cut by Past Councillor Mrs.
Hattie I. Beall and distributed. A potted
plant was sent to Past State Councillor
Mrs. Floda M. Reagan. During her
term as State councillor this council was
instituted.
b. p. o. ELKS.
Past exalted rulers night, held last
Wednesday in the lodgeroom of the
home. was largely attended. Past Ex-
allied Ruler John E. Lynch was assisted
by Past Exalted Rulers James E.
Colliflower, Rosa F. Downing,
James A. Balderson, James L.
Ward, Tom j. King, Howard Peter and
Daniel r. Nihion. The following be-
came members of Washington Lodge:
AKRON Diamondstein, Roy L. Sexton,
r. F. Sweeney, Meyer Herson, T. G.
Histon and Wilson r. johnson.
James E. Collifiower, chairman OF
the banquet committee, announces the
banquet to be given in honor Of Grand
Exalted Ruler Murray Hubert and
members of the Grand Lodge will take
place March 81 at the New Willard
Hotel.
An added feature to the session Feb
ruary 20 will be the rendering OF
George Washington's farewell address
by Patrick j. Callan. The officers and
members of the lodge will leave for
Baltimore February %, to participate
in the ritualiStic services in the Balti-
more lodge A special train leaving
at pm. from the W., B. & A. Rail-
road has been secured
Interest In the sixty-flfth conven-
ton of Elkdom, to be held in Los
Angeles, Calf, July 8, is reflected in
early reservations received from the
Grand Lodges and from subordinate
lodges at Los Angeles headquarters.
Members of Washington Lodge desir-
ing to make the trip to the convention
city are requested to notify Capt. How
ard Peter, secretary.
Two more sessions remain to nom
mate members for the Officers posi-
tons in the lodge. Secretary William
S. Shelby and Patrick j. Callan have
been nominated for the position Of
secretary.
WONIAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
A turkey dinner win be served at the
for the benefit Of the house
Thursday. Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeney is
in charge of all arrangements. The
president of each review is asked to at
tend committee meeting tomorrow
following luncheon and to have her as
sistants in attendance.
The weekly luncheon viii be served
tomorrow by Mrs. Ella Coon and Mrs.
Estella Phelps, vice president and sec
rotary Of Victory Review, in the absence
of the president from the city. Mrs.
Coon and Mrs. Phelps will be assisted by
other members of the review.
Victory Review will meet tomorrow
evening at o'clock.
Washington Review, Mrs. Mary Kill
leen, president, announces hereafter its
meetings viii be held on the second and
fourth Mondays of each month instead
Of on Tuesdays, as heretofore. Febru-
airy rs the review win give q benefit
card party.
Liberty Union Review will meet We'd
nesday at O'Clock.
National Review will meet Friday
evening at 0 o'clock.
The adult dancing class viii meet
Saturday evening at 8:i5 o'clock.
THE MACCABEES.
Mount Vernon Tent, Sidney Haas,
commander, met at Northeast Masonic
Temple last Monday evening. The
propagation committee prepared
smoker and the members were enter
tanned with stories by william Lewis
and Harry Sengstack. A game Of
hearts was won by Frank Steckline
and H. D. King. The propagation
committee is arranging for boxing
bout March 25
National Tent has sent invitations
to its members and for the compli-
mentary dance at Odd Fellows Hall
next Wednesday evening.
Eureka Hive at its meeting at North
east Masonic Temple next Tuesday
evening will serve refreshments. The
ways and means committee announced
a card party March 10.
Capitol Court, Jewels of the Macca-
bees, will render the first degree,
together with patriotic program, next
Temple. Invitations have been extend
ed to the parents of the children to
attend A program will be given under
the direction Of the queen mother, Mrs
Sarah H. Severe.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Columbia Lodge met Tuesday evening.
The campaign and membership commit
tees made reports. H. L. Kirwin pre-
sided and Secretary of Labor j. ]. Davis
made an address. Past Dictators Feeney
and Hanson spoke upon the future pros
poets of the lodge.
The following officers of Chapter 1858,
Women of Mooseheart Legion, have
been elected and installed: Past regent,
Pauline Ketner; senior regei-t, Conover;
junior regent, Grace Scott; chaplain,
Mabel De Ment; recorder. Frances
Mitchell; treasurer, Nellie Hanson;
guides, Alice Merryman and Alberta
Fosnight; pianist Katherine Feddon;
sentinel, Flora Hamilton, and argus,
Mary Del Veachio
The chapter viii hold a benefit 500
party next Saturday evening at North
east Masonic Temple.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The Grand Lodge will convene In the