Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-11
FRATERNITIES

siding. Tine captain OF the IoSlnS Cedni
announced his team would entertain
August II.
JUNIOR ORDER U. A. NJ.
The thirteenth annual reunion of
the Junior Order United American Me-
chanics will be held at Pen Mar, Pa,
August Is. The special train will leave
Union Station via the Pennsylvania
| Railroad at TAO am, leaving Pen-Mar
! park at 1880 PM, on its return trip.
Music will be furnished by the Jr. o.
U. A. NJ Band of Savage, Md. Rep
resentative John c. Box ST., of Texas
will be the principal speaker.
Anacostia Council met Monday even
ing in Masonic Temple, Fourteenth and
U streets southeast, and was convened
with Councillor E. D. Kaufman presid-
! ing. State Vice Councillor Edward G.
Beck, Past Councillor H. I. Irving OF
Vienna, Va, and John c. Box, Jr., mace
addresses.
Benning Council will hold carnival
Jointly with Unity Council ~of the
Daughters of America at Seventeenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east from August IL to II, inclusive.
Andrew Jackson Council met in the
Junior Order Temple Tuesday evening
and was called to order with Councillor
Mallonee presiding. The following Off
GERS were installed by Deputy State
| Councillor Winner: Councillor, A. L. NAL
lonee; vice councillor, j. I. Smith; re-
cording secretary, M. La Roche; assist
ant recording secretary, H. z. Holman;
financial secretary, G. w. Hail; treas
urer, B. G. White; conductor, /. S.
| Young; warden, G. o. Sunday; inside
sentinel, l.. V. Blundon; outside SEN
tinel, H. p. johnson; trustees, g. i.
Lacy, E. T. Harris, G. o. Rock; chap
! lain, w. T. Perry and Junior Past Coun-
cilor c. Il. Smith. The council gave
reception to Richard SabaStion, their
ward from the Junior Home at Tlhn,
| Ohio. during the latter part OF last
month. Preparations are being mace
by the degree team to hold a large class
! initiation in the near future.
Liberty Bell Council met in North
east Masonic Temple August 3, and
was called to order with Vice Councillor
F. H. Weber presiding. Z. r. Thomas
of Anacostia Council, F. H. Weber, L.
E. Rector. lie Roy Risler, Alien z.
Witherite, A. L. Anderson and 7. l..
Hamel of Liberty Bell Council made
addresses.
E. j. Ross Council convened In the
Junior Temple, 808 Eye street, Thurs
day evening and was called to order
with Councillor w. D. Seal presiding.
Eldrid L. Clark received the obligation.
Inc COUNCIL CelepTdIcu IGo IAli " -htsn
birthday anniversary at Plum Point
August 8.
Star Spangled Banner Council was
called to order in Jr. o. U. A: M. Tenn
pie August 2, with Councillor e. M.
Garrett presiding. M. e. Krause was
given the obligation. Speakers were
Rev. r. L. Granger, Deputy State Coun-
cilor B. L. Smith and Chaplain S. J.
Bushey.
Hall, Mount Rainier, Md, August 2.
and was convened with Councillor Ira
N. johnson presiding. Junior Past
State Councillor oscar T. Harlow In
stalled Past Councillor Charles F. HUFF
man as an alternate to the State Coun-
Gil. Remarks were made by Recording
Secretary Ward A. Davis, Treasurer
cilors c. F. Muller and w. Floyd Spur
lin.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The board of directors of the Knights
of Pythias Hall Association Will meet
at the temple next Wednesday evening.
The ways and means committee Will
meet Saturday evening at the temple.
Grand Chancellor A. Herman WOODY
has appointed Past Grand Chancellor
Lee B. Emory. grand master of ex-
chequer of the Grand Lodge, vice Will
liam B. Hardy, deceased.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
A large delegation of Washington
Woodmen went to Hagerstown last Sun
day to attend the meeting Of the COM
mittee which has in charge arrange
ments for the field day and log rolling
to be held on Labor day. All members
of the fraternity. the circle and families
&Al % HiARy tNa
celebration. The Uniform Rank Will
camp on the site from August 81 to
Labor day. Three Washington COM
panies are to take part in the encamp-
ment, together with units from Balt1-
more, Western Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania.
Fraser Camp has begun the publica-
ton of a monthly bulletin called The
Fraserite. for the membership of that
camp. The first number has Just ap-
reared. Consul Comdr. Peyser, Clerk
Dalkin and Capt. Helgesen are the edi-
tors.
The Boosters Club will hear the re-
port next Friday night of Head Consul
william G. Scott, who has just returned
from the Sovereign Camp convention
held at Seattle. Changes in the laws
have been made, including resumption
Of the biennial meetings OF the head
camps. An agreement has been Ell
fected between the w. o. w. and the
circle whereby the latter organization
will no longer receive men and the
Woodmen OF the World will write no
women.
In preparation for the convention
in Washington in 1881 Of the head
camp of the jurisdiction Of West Viz
ginia, which includes that State, Mary
land, Delaware and the District OF Co
lumbia, session Of the general COM
mittee in charge was held at the tenn
Ole last week. Chairman ]. c. Nc
Council appointed William Riley gen.
eral secretary, and w. j. Kerns treas
urer subcommittee were formed from
representatives of all Washington camps
B.P. o. ELKS.
The ninth annual tri-State conven-
ton of the B. p. o. Elks, consisting OF
the States of Maryland, Delaware and
1.-The District of Columbia, will be held
at Hagerstown, Md, August 10, 20 and
81. Washington Lodge will send dele
cation of 400 to that city, with a band
Of 40 pieces, a clown band of Is pieces
and the drill team of 80, who will head
the lodge in the grand parade on Au-
gust 81. The representatives of the
lodge are Edwin S. Fuller, George
C. wathen. Robert F. Crowley, H. s
.. Nichols and George Espensheid. dele
, gates, and A. F. Zimmerman, Fred Del
bold, John H. Peake, r. l.. Betz and
Arthur A. Riemer. alternates. Exalted
, Ruler John Dillon Fitzgerald, through
, the chairman of the committee, Edwin
S. Fuller, announces that the Hamilton
, Hotel will be Washington Lodges head
) quarters during the convention. The
program includes a welcome by Mayor
, Musey and short addresses by promi-
nent citizanS and a hose hall game he.
tween HagerStown and ChamberSbure
{ of the Blue Ridge Ieapue omen house