Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13

grand trustee and alternate representa-
tive to- the Supreme Temple. All the
representatives made addresses about
their trip, also the newly elected Grand
Temple officers made ADDRESSES.
Mrs. katherine Baum was reelected
chairman Of the home board fund for
the Hines Memorial Pythian Home at
New Market, Va.
Mrs. Creaner presented mrs. Hooper
with q gift from Mrs. whitworth Those
In charge Of the evening we're Mrs.
Della Sipos and Mrs. Irene Bradley.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Usage Tribe met October 5 in Red
Mems Hall and Great Representative
Setffert made an address.
The building committee met Monday
evening, at which time the delegates
were instructed to formulate plans for
increasing the wampun and report
back at the next meeting.
Logan Tribe met Thursday evening
and the committee for the oyster roast
reported that all arrangements had
been completed. The tribe then adj
iourned in order that the members
could attend the visitation at Sioux
Tribe.
At the last meeting of idaho Tribe
arrangements were made for the Of
ficial visitation october IS. Past
Sachem Kunza made an address.
Seneca Tribe held a short meeting
last Friday evening and adjourned
early to attend the initiation at
The annual oflcial visitation to
Sioux Tribe was held October 3. Re-
ports were given by the great chiefs
and the unwritten work was given by
Philip Lyman. Musical selections were
rendered by the Mythia Band of Odd
fellows and several songs were sung
by its leader, Past Sachem B. Green
berg.
Mineola Tribe met October 4 in Ana
costa Masonic Temple, at which time
two applications were received and the
adoption degree conferred on three
pale1aces.
Powhatan Tribe met in Pythian
Temple, at which time arrangements
were completed for the trip to Phila-
delphia.
Red Wing Tribe held its Official visi-
tation Monday evening. Past Sachems
White and Tippett gave historical
events Of the order.
White Eagle Council was called to
order by Pocahontas Regina Smith.
An indoor carnival was held.
Mineola Council met in AnacoStia
Masonic Temple October S. with Poca-
hontas Fastnaught presiding Great
InstTuctreSS and Past Pocahontas Pow
Hiawatha Council met Monday eve
ming. Three applications for member
ship we're received and a card party
was announced for Tuesday evening at
the residence Of Mrs. Virginia Davis,
1927 Staples street northeast. A Hal
loveen party will be held at the next
meeting and the members are requested
60 wear costumes.
DANES OF MALTA.
Omcers-elect of Loyalty SiSterhood
we're installed October in open meet
ing with knights of Malta and other
friends attending Honored guests from
Philadelphia were Deputy L. D. Wood
ington, Mrs. j. w. Keller, installing ON
Ger, and Mrs. Lille Leeds, marshal, who
conducted the installation. They were
assisted by Junior Protector MRS. Laura
Gilmore, acting as chaplain, and by the
Knights of Malta Orchestra. All ofn-
GERS were installed with one exception,
Miss Marion Herbert being absent.
Senior Protector Mrs. Sue p. Minis,
on behalf of the members, was pre-
scented with a gift in recognition OF her
service as queen for the past six months.
The presentation was made by Deputy
Herald Mrs. Ida Jones.
After the close of business, Q program
of entertainment was provided IS fol-
lows: Sketch by Robert Kendriek. Sc
lections by the orchestra, sketch BY Mrs.
Annie Burroughs and Mrs. Edna Pitts.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
The annual banquet was held at the
Mayfiower Hotel last Wednesday eve
ming. The guests included Right Rev.
Thomas J. Shahan, National Regent
Mrs. Minerva C. Boyd. National Secre-
tary Miss Mary Riley, Mrs. Harry
member of the National Board;
Mrs. William Stewart. State regent for
MARYLAND, Virginia and the District Of
Columbia; Mrs. A. Schroeder, regent,
santa Maria Circle, Indian Head. Md.
and Mrs. Ida Frank, regent, st. Charles
Circle, Clarendon, Va.
The welcoming address was delivered
by Regent Miss Catherine Ratcf1ffe.
Miss Mary F. Manning was the toast
mistress. Mrs. Cecilia v. Scannen,
member of the D. Of ]. Choral Club,
rendered several solos. "Jingles" were
and presented by Miss Mary
T. Wolfe.
AT the business meeting tomorrow
night. at the washington Club. officers
will be elected. Santa Maria Circle, IN
dian Head, Md, will give benent card
party next Thursday evening.
THE MACCABEES.
A meeting of committees of the Mac
cabees was held last Tuesday evening
under the direction of Great Comdr. w.
o. Hayes, and organization effected 70
make arrangements for the reception Of
the supreme commander, D. J. Coakley,
who will visit Washington November
20 and 81. George Degenhardt OF Ma
tional Tent was elected chairman, Paul
r. Donley, Mount Vernon Tent. vice
chairman; Mrs. Lillian Stewart, Martha
Hive, secretary. Mrs. Sarah
H. Severe treasurer, William B. Severe
publicity director.
The tentative program outlined calls
for the rendition of the women's ritual
istic work by Martha Washington Hive
and the presentation Of the work OF the
new ritual adopted for the junior de-
partment by the children of Capitol
Court under the supervision of Mrs.
Sarah H. Severe. court director. Novem-
Der 20, and the rendition Of the Knights
degree by the men November 81.
Capitol Court. junior department, met
October at Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie. Fourteen candidates were initiated.
Miss Mary Morris, who has completed
her service as diamond In the court Of
jewels, queen bee in the court Of indus
try and regent in the court of service,
was presented with a gold emblem by
Mrs Sarah H. Severe and appointed
assistant court director in charge Of the
golden deeds record.
Mount Vernon Tent will meet Mon
day evening at Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie. Great Comdr. w. o. Hayes Of
Baltimore is expected to be present.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
The Boosters Club will hold its Octo-
Der session next Friday evening. Sew
eral committees will report Oak, Old
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