Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-20

the Bureau of Aeronautics. Navy De-
partment. there are two outstanding
ones. They are Rear Admiral Joseph
M. Reeves, commander Of the aircraft
squadrof1s Of the battle fleet. and Rear
Club Friday evening. Miss Little came
here from Atlantic City. where she has
been arranging for the pageant of next
June.
MODERN wOoDMEN OF AMERICA.
with District Deputy Henry H. Mil
lard acting as installing consul and
August M Jaeger as installing escort,
the officers of Central Camp were in
Quoted. as follows: Consul, John w.
Sutherin; adviser, Henry p. CLARK;
clerk. George A. Casey; banker, william
N. Locknane; escort, Harrison F. Shaw
Waterman, Robert D. Rice, and sentry,
Robert W. Barrett. A plan advanced
by Adviser Clark for the attendance Of
members of the organization at the
Head Camp. to be held in Chicago in
June. was discussed. This proposes a
caravan OF automobiles from the vari-
Gus camps in the District. Information
with respect to efforts being made to
organize q Modern Woodfi1an band.
District Deputy Willard, State Physi-
clan Thomas Linville, w. H. Cavanaugh.
Alfred Jacobs, A. II. Jaeger and others
made addresses.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHfAs.
Deputy Grand Chancellor William A.
Kimmel has been appointed to install
the officers of Amaranth Lodge to-
morrow evening.
Grand Chancellor A. Lacy Embrey
h: called the Assembly in Council to
meet at the Castle Hall of Amaranth
Lodge tomorrow evening, to participate
in the presentation of veterans jewels
to Senator William e. Borah and John
r, Nugent of Idaho. The presentation
viii be made by j. NJ Lafipeft. grand
vice chancellor of Boise City, Idaho.
The officers OF Home Lodge were in
stalled last Monday evening by Past
Supreme Representative John B. Dick
man. assisted by Past Grand Chancellor
Jacob Nussbaurn.
The annual convention of the Grand
Lodge will convene In this city Febru-
airy 19, at which time q supreme repre-
sentative will be elected. vice Ellery
w. Heiss, whose term expires.
The officers of Franklin Lodge will be
installed Tuesday evening.
The ways and means committee met
recently. when the evening was given
to social projects.
Friendship Temple, Fythian Sisters,
met January Q with Mrs. G. Banks.
NEST excellent chief, presiding Mrs.
william Kimniel was initiated into the
order. Remarks were made by Mr..
Kimmel. Mrs. Kimmel. Mr.. Kennicutt
and others. The drill staff will meet at
the home Of Mrs. kennicutt. 1888
Quincy street February 5.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
At a recent meeting Of Kismet Cuun-
eli, Under Installing Officer Past Grand
Regent Thomas j. Landergrenl. deputy
grand regent to Kistnet Council. and
with Past Grand Regent Joseph F.
Brashears acting grand guide, the fol-
lowing officers were installed: Regent,
w. j. Batchslder; vice regent. p. L.
Shaw: orator, b. A. Lynn; sitting past
regent, Roy q. klutE; secretary, r. q
Jacobs collector, b. W. Bolinger; treas.
urer. r. l.. West; chaplain, ]. v. Cor
man; guide. j. w. Berkeley; warden. q.
E. Burroughs; sentry. F. D. Peters;
trustees. E. Pate, r. e. Hess. 8. q.
Chestnut: organist, A. r. Ward; repre-.
sentative to Grand Council. B. w. Boil
niger, with G. r. Cotton as alternate,
and representatives to Hospital Bed
Fund Association, r. @. Klotz and Jo-
seph r. Brashears.
Regent George Giddens presiding. A
report was made by r. v. Marsh, cap
tain of Company A in membership
campaign of the Boosters Club for
Grand Regents Glass night. Among
Grand Council officers present were
Grand Regent /. 3. Childs, Past Grand
Regents j. Ed Swaine and j. II. Qrubb.
president of the r. A. Boosters Club:
Past Grand Regent Warren NJ. Schoon-
maker. Grand Warden r. G. King and
Grand Vice Regent F. v. Marsh
District Council was host wednesday
evening to the Boosters Club of the
District of Columbia. which. in honor
of Grand Regent l. 8. Childs, pre-
scented Grand Regents night The
main feature was the initiation of cam
didates. the inittatory ceremony being
performed by Kismet Council degree
team.
The hCnored guest and speaker of the
evening was Supreme Regent Harold c.
Knoeppel of New York City. and ac-
companying him was Fred A. Goodwin,
one OF the field managers OF the Stu
preme Council as was also the grand
regent of the State of New York. The
speakers were introduced by Mr.. Childs,
who was accompanied at the meeting by
his entire line of Grand Council officers
Preceding the Meeting dinner was
rendered the Suprsme Regent at the
City Club. with Grand Council officers
deputy grand regents and regents of
subordinate councils of the District of
Columbia In attendance.
Music was furnished by Kismet
Council Bazoo Band. under the leader
ship of A. F. ward The added de-
gree" was conferred by A. r. Ward and
his team.
Councils meeting this week are Dis
trict, Loyal Ladies, Monday; Municipal,
Monday kismet, Wednesday. and Capt.
tai. Thursday.
THE MACCABEES.
Of1cers were installed by the Dis
trict manager to serve Mount Vernon
Tent Monday evening at Northeast
Masonic Temple. as follows II
Commander Sidney Haas: finance
keeper. Frank Hannah: chaplain, NJ
j. Shives; sergeant. Louis N. Bailey;
guards, Hugh Shackelford and william