Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-03

doorkeeper, w. L. Roy; trustees, q. M.
Copenhaven, H. o. Glenn and 1. Small.
Scott Council-President, r. d. Rush;
vice president, j. T. Curry; ex-president,
A. P. Brooks; speaker, p. D. Gingras;
financial secretary, J. H. Bell; secre-
tary-treasurer. T. H. Dawson; chaplain,
A. l.. Jennings; usher, C.. A. Fabritz;
sergeant, H. w. Selah: doorkeeper. c.
E. Eagle: trustees, A. p. Brooks, ]. c.
Mcconnell, William Lohmar. McKin-
ley Council-President, w. ]. Carey;
vice president, C. S. Harris; speaker, C.
L. Engle; ex-president, w. j. O'Brien;
secretary, r. j. Jones; financial secre-
tary, W. G.. Belts; treasurer, Il. c.
Walker; chaplain. r. H. Arnold; usher,
r. H. Gulick: sergeant, c. B. Anderson;
doorkeeper, A. Lewis; trustees, j. B. K.
Lee, S. F. Birthright and G. w. Wal
lace Congressional Council-PreSident
P. W. E. Barber; vice president, ]. K
Kennett; speaker. j. C. Mason: ex-
president, l.. j. Rueth: secretary, Z.
Johnson: financial secretary, E. B. Bell;
treasurer, G. T. s. Boyd; chaplain, r.
T. Stack: sergeant. c. M. Mitchell;
doorkeeper, F. Estler.
At the conclusion Of the installation
ceremonies a one-act sketch was pre-
sented by the Dramatic Club of Jobs
Daughters entitled THE Scheming
Six" This was followed by an exhibi-
ton drill by Bethel No. !, Jobs
Daughters.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Liberty Bell Council convened In
Northeast Masonic Temple January 26
and was called to order by Councillor
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conferred upon two candidates. Ad-
dresses we're made by Deputy State
Councillor r. Thomas. Past Councillor
Gates, Past Councillor Newton, Past
Councillor H. Corbutt and others.
John l.. Burnett Council met at 1880
Wisconsin avenue Wednesday evening
and was called to order with Vice Coun-
cilor Geraci presiding. State Councillor
A. C. Columbus made the principal adj
dress of the evening.
| Washington Council met in Red
Mems Hail. Nineteenth street and Penn
| Sylvania avenue. and was called to
order by Councillor F. Burrows. Two
candidates received the obligation. Com
mittees from Independent Council met
with the committee of Washington
| Council to arrange for the reception TO
| be given at the All. lual visitation Of the
state Council officers scheduled for Feb
ruary IS. Speakers Of the evening we're
National Representative F. D. Sei1ert.
Past Councillor Newton of Independent
Council, P. r. Lawtham and A. Z.
| Mastin.
NATIONS AND PATRONS OF 1877.
The Association of Matrons and
| Patrons of 1927 met at the home OF
| Past Grand Matron Lena Stephenson
| SATURDAY. evening January 26 for its
| annual meeting. The retiring president
reviewed briefly the social activities OF
| the association during the year just
closed. They included the annual ban
quet, a complimentary dance to the
| 1923 association, theater party. O
Summer outing, a return entertain
ment by the 1928 association and q
Winter supper dance. Slight amend
ments were made to the associations
| bylaws, one of which made Past Grand
Matron Lena Stephenson and Past
Grand Patron j. Ernest Dulin members
of all special and standing committees.
| Testimonials were presented to Mrs.
Augusta Thompson. president: Mrs.
! Marguerite Behrend, secretary, and
Mrs. Mary McCoach. treasurer. In
recognition Of their years work for the
association.
The following officers were elected
for the present year: President, Mrs.
Marguerite Behrend of William F. Hunt
Chapter; vice president, Elgin Smith of
Lebanon Chapter: secretary, Mrs.
Maude Shivcly of Washington Centen-
NAL Chapter, and treasurer. Mrs. Mary
E. Hutchinson of Hope Chapter. In
addition to the officers. the following
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