Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-22
FRATERNITIES

made by Great Sachem Baker, Great
Junior Sycamore Ryan, Past Grano
Sachem Dennis and others.
Seneca Tribe met In Jonadab Han.
Plans were made for the visitation Sep
TENDER ~, to which all members are In
vited.
Idaho Council met in Pythian Tenn
pie, with PocahontaS Bruce presiding
Announcement was made that degrees
will be conferred on the first and third
Fridays of each month.
White Eagle Council met with Poca-
hontas Regina Smith presiding: Great
EAchem Baker and Great InstructreSs
Roland made addresses.
Hiawatha Council met Monday in
Pythian Temple, at which time plans
were made for a series Of card parties
to be held In the homes of its members.
The first to be held is at the home OF
Mrs. Virginia Davis, 1927 Staples street
northeast, next Tuesday. A dance and
entertainment was planned for the near
future by Chairman Nally Of the good
OF the order committee. Remarks were
made by Great Sachem Baker and
Prophecies Douglas Of Minneola Coun-
Gil. The next meeting of the council
will be october Z. when Mrs. Davis and
Mrs. Ryan will be hostesses.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
\ Calanthe Lodge will meet tomorrow
evening; Franklin Lodge, Webster
Lodge and Capital Lodge, Tuesday eve
ming; Mount Vernon Lodge, Union
Lodge and Columbia Lodge, wednesday
evening; Syracusians Lodge and Rath-
bone-Superior Lodge, Friday evening.
The grand visitation to Webster
Lodge by the grand chancellor, A. Her
man Woody, and his associate officers
very brilliant affair and a grand sue
cess. Grand Keeper of Records and
Seal w. A. Kimmel and Grand Master
Of Exchequer Lee B. Emory gave re-
ports. An entertainment was given
and the grand keeper of records and
seal, the grand master of eXchequer ana
Past Grand Chancellor Schafer Of
Maryland were the recipients of favors.
The address Of the evening was by Mr..
Schafer.
The committee in charge Of mas
querade barn dance will hold an i'm
portant meeting Thursday evening, at
which time tickets will be mailed to the
membership.
The committee having in charge the
burning of the mortgage, which will
occur November 81, are making rapid
progress and will report to the grand
chancellor next Thursday evening".
Friendship Temple. Pythian Sisters,
met September IL. There were guests
from Frederick, Md, and Rathbcne
Temple. Remarks were made by mem
bers of the Frederick Temple as well as
members of Friendship and Rathbone
Temples. At the close of the meeting
there were music and refreshments.
The drill staff of Friendship Temple
met at the home of Mrs. RettStatt Sep
TENDER 10. Friendship Temple meets
every Wednesday evening and the drill
staff on tn first Tuesday evening OF
each month.
JUNIOR ORDER OF UNITED AMERI-
CAN MECHANICS.
Star Spangled Banner Council met in
the Junior order Temple, 803 street,
September IS, and was called to order
by Vice Councillor j. w. Brown. Ad-
dresses were made by State Chaplain
George L. Meyers, Rev. r. L. Granger,
Past State Councillor Charles Magill,
Treasurer j. w. Speakman ard Chap
lain F. j. BuShey.
John L. Burnett Council at its meet
irg September IL was visited by WASH
ington Council in a body, headed by
| Denuty State Councillor ]. T. Corners.
The social entertainers from WASH
ington Council rendered program OF
music and singing. A return visit will be
| made by Burnett Council in the near
future.
Capital Council was called to order
in Northeast Masonic Temple last Mon
day evening with Councillor T. p. OCon-
nor presiding. One application for
membership was received. A meeting
is planned for tomorrow evening.
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Potter and Deputy State Councillor
Perry.
Anacostia Council met in Masonic
Hall, Fourteenth and U streets SOUTH
east, Monday evening and was called to
order with Councillor Z. D. Kaufman
presiding. The evening was devoted to
the bylaws committee and the first
reading of the revised laws was held.
The degree work will be resumed Oc-
tober 81. The council will hold o So
cial the evening OF September 80.
Wampus Court Of the Oriental degree
will meet next Saturday evening In Ma
sonic Hall, Fourteenth and U streets
southeast.
e. ]. Ross Council met in Junior
Temple September IL and was called to
order by Councillor w. D. Seal. w. K.
Carter received the obligation. Past
Councillor J. Russell Bergin of Star
Spangled Banner Council spoke on the
Tiffin Home and Past State Councillor
H. A. Beck also made an address.
B.P. O. ELKS.
The tenth annual charity ball Of the
lodge will be held early in November
at the New willard Hotel. James e.
Colliflower has been appointed chairman
OF the committee in charge.
District AttnrnNv an R0vnr aAdraeenSa
the lodge at its last session, his subject
being The Constitution Of the United
States Of America"
The lodge will convene October 10 at
7:30 pm. Exalted Ruler John Dillon
Fitzgerald announces that DR.. Waldo
Schmidt will give an illustrated lecture
on "A Trip to the Home of Robinson
Crusoe." the Isle of Juan Fernandez, of
the coast of Chile. The families Of the
members and the children are invited
to attend the lecture.
OF the lodge will be held weekly, begin
ming october 2.
The board Of governors Of the Boys
Band, George Wathen. Frank v. A.
Brown and George McDermott, an
nounce this band will give many charity
concerts during the year, and that 9
new uniform will soon be selected. They
Will head the lodge at Atlantic City next
year at the Grand Lodge convention.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
At the business meeting preceding the
social meeting Miss Mary C. Boland,
! grand regent, presided. Reports were
received from committees. Applications
for membership were received. In the
absence of Mrs. Fred Martin, It was an
nounced Mrs. Alice Ashe and Mrs
James Ryan will represent Court 212
at the N. G.. G. w. Convention. Miss
Jennie Sims is chairman of arrange
mentS for a reception to Miss Mary c.