Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

representative from that State. All
members and Rebekahs are invited.
Eastern Lodge at the meeting last
Wednesday voted to meet on the second
and fourth Wednesdays of each month
instead of weekly. Embert A. LeLacheur,
installing officer of Eastern Lodge, had
a rehearsal of his official staff prepara-
tory to installing the officers of Salem
Lodge, January 3.
All Grand Lodge committees are re-
quested to submit their report to the
grand master as soon as possible.
The grand patriarch. Ernest L. Low
ing, called meeting of the committee
of the birthday anniversary of Thomas
Wildey. The following officers we're
elected: Chairman, william L. Ford;
secretary. A. L. Hjortsberg: treasurer
Mrs. Guy F. Glossbrenner. The follow
ing committees were appointed; Pro-
gram, Edwin j. Robb, Albert Dohhins,
Miss Emma T. Strobel; entertainment
William F. Becker, Miss Ellie Allen,
Miss Mary l.. Wininger The celebra-
ton will be January "a.
Rebekah Lodges.
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge will meet
Tuesday evening. There will be cleo
ton of officers. This lodge will hold
Joint installation of officers with Martha
Washington Rebekah Lodge.
DorcaS Rebekah Lodge has elected
officers At the visitation of Miriam
Rebekah Lodge, Robert Southworth,
captain of the canton, recommended
the decoration of chivalry be given Mrs
Abbie M. Gates of DorcaS Lodge. In
stallation of officers will be held jan
uary 2.
At the last visitation of the assem-
bly, officers Thomas Mettler, in behalf
of the Grand Lodge officers, presented
president of the Rebekah Assembly,
Esther Rebekah Lodge will meet to-
morrow evening. There will be election
of officers.
JR. o. u. A. NJ.
Liberty Bell Council met December
IA in the Northeast Masonic Temple,
with Councillor G. D. Hid presiding.
The first nomination of officers was
held. Recording Secretary H. B. NAL
lory read letters from Senator Capper
and Representative Robson. This coun-
Gil paid Woodrow Wilson Council in
and Cabin Glenn Council in Cabin
John, Md, on Friday. The speakers
we're National Committeeman Skinner,
State Councillor E. G. Beck, State Vice
Councillor F. c. Mangum. State outside
Sentinel Wax, State Inside Sentinel
Garrett, Past State Councillor G. w.
Alderman, Deputy State Councillors
Mueller, Dahler and Hid and the fol-
lowing past councillors: McClung. Nc
Culloch, Schorr, Franks, Hughes and
Warden Anderson.
Star Spangled Banner Council met
December IS in the Junior Order Hall.
Election of officers was held. A Christ
mas party will be held January 3. The
families of the members of this council
are invited and an open meeting to
them to witness the installation of off,
GERS. Those who made addresses were
State Councillor E. G. Beck and Deputy
State Councillor Crismond.
Potomac Valley Forge Council met in
the Junior Order Hall Wednesday, with
Councillor w. L. Goldsmith presiding
One application for membership was
received. State Secretary John Prender
secured emblematic jewelry for the
council and presented them to the
members. Those who made addresses
we're State Councillor E. G. Beck. State
Secretary John Prender. State Press
Representative Allan G. Witherite, Past
State Councillor Smith and Past Coun-
cilor Talbert of Washington Council.
Woodrow Wilson Council was called
to order Tuesday by the councillor
Officers were elected. State Councillor
E. G. Beck and members of Liberty
Bell Council we're received.
Independent Council met Wednesday,
with Councillor Tiffey presiding. There
was an election of officers.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
At the last meeting of Usage Tribe a
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sachem for class adoption was ap-
pointed Great Sachem Baker and the
board of great chiefs presented to the
tribe the prize for having the largest
percentage of its membershi> present at
all of the visitations.
Red Wing Tribe met Monday and
received three applications and ap-
pointed a committee to act on class
adoptions.
Capital Castle. knights of Member,
conferred the degrees on two candidates
and elected officers.
Idaho Tribe met Tuesday and were
entertained with musical selections by
Past Sachems Kunza and Hoffman, &C
companied by Past Great Sachem Hell
denheimer.
Analostan Tribe met Tuesday evening
and elected officers. The meetings OF
December "a and 81 have been dis
pensed with. Past Sachem Agate gave
an account of his recent trip to the
Rock Bottom Club.
Logan Tribe met Thursday In Red
Mems Hall with Sachem Harry Thomp-
son presiding. Nominations of officers
were held and musical selections were
rendered by the sachem.
Seneca Tribe met in Jonadab Hall
with Sachem Martin presiding. The
tribe nominated officers.
Mineola Tribe met Friday in Ana
costa Masonic Temple, at which time
several applications we're received and
the degrees conferred on three candi-
dates. Annual election of officers was
held.
Powhatan Tribe met in Pythian Tenn
pie with Sachem Barr presiding. The
adoption degree was conferred on one
candidate and three former members
were reinstated. Officers were elected.
White Eagle Council met in Red
Mems Hall and conferred the degrees
on ceveral candidates. Annual election
of officers was held. The annual chill
drens party will be held tomorrow
night. Santa Claus, with his pack, will
be there with prizes for all.
B.P. o. ELKs.
The Boys and Clown Bands enter
tanned the children OF the employees OF
the Interior Department in their build
ing last Friday evening. The band will
give a concert and entertainment at the
Palace Theater next Friday morning
for the benefit of the orphans party.
William Keefer was presented cigar
lighter by the lodge for being the out
standing member of the lodge for his
work in the interest of charity.
James L. Feeney will deliver an
illustrated lecture on Los Angeles and
Southern California next Sunday at
pm.
Nathan WE'LL past exalted ruler, has
been appointed the chairman for past
exalted rulers nights. which will fea-
ture an initiation and a social session
early in February. Past Exalted Ruler