Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17


! siding. Louise Bowersox was elected
to membership. A Halloween party was
held. First prize was awarded to Mil
| dred Montgomery, second prize, to Pearl
| Torney; third prize, to Alice Faithful
of Baltimore, Nd, and child's prize,
| to Lois Lainhart.
The Past Councillors Association of
Anacostia Council met at the home
of the president, Laura Mitchell. A
Christmas party will be held at the
next meeting. The December meeting
will be held at the home Of Hattie IA.
Beall.
Triumph Council was called to order
November 7, with Jessie Davis presiding.
All future candidates will be held for
| the class initiation. Nominations or
| officers were held. A card party was
held November IA.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Grand Chancellor A. Herman Woody
and associate Grand Lodke officers VIII
visit Century Decatur Lodge tomorrow
evening. The address will be by Past
Grand Chancellor DR.. @. Frank Day.
The grand visitation to Calanthe
Lodge, Union Lodge and Home Lodge
will occur November 81. These vista
| Hail. and the lodges will close at 8
o'clock, when the members will go to
| the main auditorium and join In the
| program arranged for the burning OF
the mortgage. Seats will be reserved for
all past grand chancellors, all Grand
| Lodge officers and all officers of the
several lodges and the Pythian Sisters.
Syracusians Lodge will confer the
knight rank next Friday evening.
Grand Vice Chancellor Cleveland
Kennicutt visited Calanthe Lodge Mon
day evening and address the lodge.
The grand chancellor and his asso-
ciate Grand Lodge officers paid an on
cial visit to Franklin Lodge last Monday
evening. After the official visit re-
freshments were served. Toastmaster
Wallace officiated. Grand Chancellor
Woody and Chancellor Comdr Bennett
and Others of Franklin Lodge made adj
dresses.
Webster Lodge met last Tuesday eve
ming. Past Chancellor o. G. Dehn Of
Defiance Lodge of Chicago, Ill; Past
Chanchellor Steele of Clarksburg w.
| Va, and Past Grand Chancellor F. G.
| Shaffer of Maryland made addresses.
Work in the first rank will be presented
next Tuesday, cooperating with Excel
sior Lodge.
Century Decatur Lodge will be on
cially visited Monday evening by the
grand chancellor and his associate
Grand Lodge officers.
Grand Vice Chancellor G. B. Kenni-
cult announced the final official vista
ton and the celebration of burning the
! mortgage on the temple November a.
A meeting of Rathbone Temple,
Pythian Sisters, was held November 8,
Mrs. Edythe Berg presiding. Mrs.
Woody of Friendship Temple made an
address. After the meeting a mock
wedding was held. Those taking part
were Mrs. Dreamer, Mrs. Thornton, Mr..
and Mrs. Whitworth, Mr.. Hooper and
Mr.. Baum. A surprise miscellaneous
shower was given Miss Frieda Marks.
Miss Marks was entertained November
6 by Friendship Temple. A kitchen
shower was given her on this occasion.
Friendship Temple met November 6,
with Mrs. 3. Woody presiding. A
shower was given to Miss Frieda Marks
of Rathbone Temple. There was also a
pound party for a needy couple. A
turkey dinner will be given at Pythian
Temple by this temple November 20.
The drill staff met at the home Of Mrs.
Brook November 5. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Banks, De-
| cember II.
B. R. o. ELKS.
Washington Lodge officers have ar
ranged for series Of activities during
| night was held last Tuesday. There
was an entertainment, dancing and re-
| freshments. It is planned to hold one
Of these social gatherings each month
AT the Wednesday session Of the lodge
an initiation was given. Those who
became members of Washington Lodge
were as follows: John L. Arthur. john
F. Casey, Dave Hayman, John Davidson
Frank e. Dodson, Samuel Hinkle, Jesse
R. Knight, Claude A. Motley, Godfrey
| l.. Munter, James F. Murtaugh, John
r. O'Brien, Peter James Paschalis, Isaac
<. Rodgin Robert w. Webb.
The German dinner and dance giver
for the benefit Of the German Orphan
Asylum will be held Tuesday at the Elks
Club.
Next Thursday 100 members will act
as escort to the officers of the lodge on
pilgrimage to Harve de Grace, Md.
Lodge. The exalted ruler, Harold =
Cobourn, will be the POSTMASTER at the
delegation will attend. The delegation
will leave over the Pennsylvania Rail-
road at pm.
There will be a lecture and motion
pictures by M. w. Stirling, chief of the
Bureau of American Ethnology, Smith
sonian Institution, November 90. This
lecture will be held at $50 pm, en-
titled "By Airplane to Pigmy Land"
Chairman James E. Collifower OF
the tenth annual charity ball committee
to be held at the New Willard Hotel
November 26, announced arrangements
completed.
WoODMEN OF THE WORLD.
The Washington degree team, accom-.
| panied by Companies A, B and @ Ct
| the Uniform Rank, will go to Baltimore
| to confer the protection degree upon a
| large class of candidates next Saturday
evening. Delegations from all the local
| camps, as well as representations from
Cumberland, Hagerstown, Gettysburg
Hanover and other places will be In
attendance.
Fraser Camp met last Monday night
and entertained number of visitors.
debate on the new laws was held and
| Sovereigns Dalkin, Peyser, Di Marco
Reynolds, MCGEE and Helgesen partici-
pated.
Oak Camps last convention received
six neophytes who were initiated into
the mysteries of woodcraft by the
camps ritualists. A large body OF
oaks members will accompany Head
Consul Stott to Baltimore next Satur.
day.
The AK Men of Elm Camp are hold.
ing weekly social sessions and will start
a series of card parties at the temple
next Friday evening.
Alpha, Old Glory and Mount Vernon
Camps have arranged to send delega-
lions with the Boosters to Baltimore
next Saturday.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Washington Council, knights of Co.
lumbus, last Tuesday evening offered
the eXemplifcatton of the first degree
under the guidance of Grand Knight
| P. Michael Cook, assisted by William
| H. Murray and L. Harold Sothron,
deputy grand knight and lecturer of the