Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-02
FRATERNITIES

| Talks were made by Past Great Sachem
| Rockecharlie, w. H. King. j. z. Baker,
w. c. White and A. H. Dyer.
Seneca Tribe met, after which school
OF instruction was held.
A meeting was held by Mineola Tribe,
at which time one new application was
received. Plans are being made for a
| class adoption in the near future. Past
Great Sachems Dyer and White made
addresses.
Powhatan Tribe met last Thursday
evening with Sachem Barr presiding.
The next meeting will be held June 6
and the adoption degree will be confer
red on candidates for several tribes
under the direction of Great Sachem
Baker. Interesting remarks were by
Messrs. Goodall. jenkins and Becker.
Usage Tribe met May Is. One appli-
cation has been received and plans are
being made to pay fraternal visit to
each tribe and council.
At the last meeting Of Redwing Tribe
goodfellowship evening was held.
Anolostan Tribe met Thursday eve
ming and adjourned In a body to attend
the twenty-ninth birthday Of Logan
Tribe.
Sioux Tribe is arranging class adop-
ton in the near future to be its present
to Great Sachem Baker.
Idaho Tribe met Tuesday evening and
several interesting subjects we're put
before the meeting by Great Sachem
Baker.
Idaho Council was called to order by
PocahontaS Norman, and a silk quilt
was presented to the council by Mr..
Eickellberger Of Frederick, Md. After
the meeting the members were enter
tanned by Anolostan Tribe.
The Past Pocahontas Association met
last month. Mrs. Roland announced the
rummage sale would be held June 3.
Mabel Dement, Of Hiawatha Council was
adopted.
At the last meeting of White Eagle
Council three were adopted. Great
Sachem Baker, Great Instructor Roland
and the several Pocahontas of the coun-
Gil made addresses
Waneta Council met Tuesday with
Pocahontas Richards presiding. Plans
for the Summer were discussed and re-
marks were had from Great Instruct
ress Roland and Pocahontas Louise
Fastnaught of Mineola Council.
June l has been designated as social
night by Mineola Council.
Hiawatha Council met in Pythian
Temple Monday with Pocahontas JustiS
ably acted upon and chiefs for the in
coming term were nominated. Plans
for card party were made and the
meeting of the officers club was post
poned until June 2.
THE MACCABEES.
Mount Vernon Tent met Monday eve
ming at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Sidney Haas, commander, presiding.
The committee in charge of the odd
timers rally reported the celebration
would be held June "a, at 8 pm, at
Northeast Masonic Temple. Invitations
would be extended all members Of
Mount Vernon Tent and their families
to attend. All veterans of Mount YER
non Tent who have been members Is
years or more, with their families. will
Kelly. general supervisor of the Su-
preme Tent. Detroit Mich, will be
present. and on behalf of Supreme
Comdr. D. P. Marley will honor each
veteran with a silver service pin. A
program will be provided.
The annual memorial service of Ma
tional Tent and Martha Washington
Hive will be held June at Odd Fell
lows Temple. 419 Seventh street. Rev.
Alan F, Poore Of Waugh M. E. Church
will deliver the address and special mu-
sic will be rendered. All members and
their families and the families of de-
ceased members are invited to attend.
Eureka Hive. Lady Katherine Morris,
commander. will hold a review at North
east Masonic Temple next Tuesday eve
ming.
Capitol Court. Junior Department,
Mrs. Sarah H. Severe. queen mother,
will meet June 8 at 10 am. at North
east Masonic Temple and all juniors
over years of age are requested to be
present.
The supreme board Of trustees has
authorized new ritual for the junior
department containing many important
changes. and this new ritual will be
presented at this meeting.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Members of all local camps will join
in a visitation to Old Glory Camp next
Friday night. This is one Of a monthly
series Of visits led by the Avalanche
Club.
Elm Camp conferred the Protection
degree at the last convention. Com
panies B and @ assisted the officers and
President william Helgesen of the
Boosters Club acted as degree master.
Sovereign william Wolfley provided a
camps responded to toasts. State Man
ager L. c. Jones impaired the secrets
of the fraternity to the neophytes.
The women Of the Woodmen Circle
will place a wreath Sunday on the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. This
Is the date upon which the Woodmen
decorate the graves of deceased mem
bers. All the local groves of the auxil-
larry organization will take part in the
ceremonies at Arlington.
The uniformed rank companies are
holding practice drills each Thursday
night at the Eastern High School ar
mory in preparation for the competitive
drills to be held at the field days during
the Summer
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
National Review will have charge Of
the Monday luncheon tomorrow at the
clubhouse.
The board of directors of the club
house will meet tomorrow at pm.
Victory and Washington Reviews will
meet tomorrow evening at o'clock at
the clubhouse.
Liberty Union Review will meet Tues
day evening at o'clock
Mrs Jennie M. Little, supreme
Thursday, to meet the guard team and
the girls who will take part in the
Gamma MI feature of the pageant.
Mrs. Little will drill the guards at 1880
pm. and the girls Immediately after.
in the Thomson School, Twelfth and
l. streets
THE DANES OF MALTA.
The national meeting of Danes of
Malta in Philadelphia May 81 was pre-
sided over by Sovereign Ofhcer Mrs.
Dora L. Brush of Cleveland. Ohio. Rit-
ualistic work was exemplified by sister
hoods from the different States at both
morning and afternoon sessions. Meet
ing concluded with a banquet In the
evening. at which l.. D. Woodington OF
Philadelphia was toastmaster. Among
those attending from the local organl-
zation were Mrs. Sue p. Minis MRS. Eva
D. Mathews. Mrs. Kate Andrews, Mrs.
Ida Jones, Mrs. Mary e. Bowen. Mrs