Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-25

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plete plans will be held September 6.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Grand Chancellor A. Herman Woody
has appointed Past Grand Chancellor
Lee B. Emory grand n1astor Of exche-
quer, and Past Supreme Representative
John B. DickmAn has consented to act
as grand mastor at arms until the an
nual convention In February.
+ Calanthe Lodge will convene tornor-
row evening and Mount Vernon Lodge
Wednesday evening.
The assembly In council, will meet
September S to consider the ACCESSIBILITY
Of giving a dance october 20.
The board of directors and the ways
and means committee will celebrate the
cancellation of the mortgage on the
temple November AZ under the auspices
of the Grand Lodge.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Usage Tribe met in Red Mems Hall,
with the great keeper Of wampum. great
chief of records, great senior sycamore,
great Junior sycamore, great prophet
and great representative present. A re-
port Of the committee on excursion was
made.
Idaho Tribe met Tuesday evening and
Great Keeper of Wampum Garner re-
ported on the recent fishing trip. MI.
steal selections. were rendered by Past
Sachem Kunza.
Logan Tribe met August Is in Red
Mems Hall and was called to order by
Sachem Thompson. The adoption de-
gree and unwritten work were rehearSed
and musical selections were rendered
by the sachem and Past Grand Sach-
ems James and Fred Madison. The next
meeting will be social night.
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sonic Temple and received three new
applications and favorably acted on two
others. Past Grand Sachems White
and Baxter made addresses.
Powhatan Tribe met August IS In
Pythian Temple, with Sachem Barr
presiding. The building and disabled
members committee reported progress
and addresses were made by Great In
%structor Tidlelr. Messrs: Lichtenberg,
Becker, Gilhooley and others.
Seneca Tribe met In Jonadab Hall.
with Sachem Martin presiding. After a
short meeting the tribe was adjourned
to permit the degree team to practice
for its coming adoptions.
Idaho Council met in Pythian Tenn
Pile, with PocahontaS Bruce presiding.
Remarks were made by Great 1nStruc-
tress Roland, Pocahontas Abrahams OF
Hiawatha Council. Past Grand Sach-
Gus MCSEdCkcU dlQ 11IOElpoOLI.
White Eagle Council met, with Poca-
hontas Regina Smith presiding. IN
structress Jarboe instructed the chiefs
in the unwritten work. Great Instruc-
tress Roland. Great Chief of Records
Alexander. Pocahontas Abrahams Of Hi
awatha. Prophecies Douglas Of Mineola
and Past PocahontaseS Jenkins and
De Ment made addresses.
Waneta Council met in Pythian Tenn
~1n Incf 1I11aCjor ~ nyraNton NTH nNn0 Nm
tas Deschard presiding. The good-of-
the-order committee announced q card
party will be held August ~. Great
I%nstructreSs Roland and Prophecies
Douglas Of Mineola Council made Ad-
dresses.
Mineola Council met August II in
A%nacostia Masonic Temple, with Poca-
hontas Fastnaught presiding. The
chairman of the good-of-the-ord COM
"a lawn fete August 90 at 1417 Twenty
second street southeast. Addresses were
made by Great Instructress Roland,
Past P~ocahontases Powell. AbrAhams
and De Ment.'
Hiawatha Council met Monday eve
ming in Pythian Temple. with Pocahon-
tas Abrahams presiding. Chairman
tee announced the council will hold q
moonlight excursion August ~. ADJ
dresses were made by Great Instructress
Roland, Past Pocahontas Jenkins Of
Waneta and Prophecies Douglas OF
Mineola.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
The Boosters Club degree team will
conduct an initiation tomorrow evening
at Fraser Camp.
The degree team of Elm Camp con-
ferred the protection degree on a class
of neophytes at the last session. Sec
rotary William Woldley told stories Of
his travels. The uniform rank COM
pany gave an exhibition drill and Capt.
Wade announced his men were ready
for the competitions to be held at
Hagerstown. September l and O..
A crowded convention Of the Boost
ers' Club heard a report at the August
| communication from Head Consul Stott.
Chairman Mcconnell of the Head Camp
| convention committee outlined prepara-
tons for the entertainment OF visiting
delegates to Washington.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
A special excursion to the orphans
home at Tifin, Ohio, will be held Au-
gust 81. A special train will leave
Union Station via the Baltimore 81 Ohio
Railroad at 4:50 pm, arriving 1t Titn
Sunday at I am. Returning, the train
will leave THIN at $50 pm, september
/. arriving at Washington at z am.
Labor day.
Star Spaneled Banner Council met
in Jr. o. U. A. M. Temple August is,
and was called to order with Councillor
E. M. Garrett presiding. Past Coun-
cilor Taylor of Francis Scott Key Coun-
Gil and Past Councillor Embry and Rev.
r. L. Granger made addresses.
B. j. Ross Council met in the Junior
Temple. 808 I street. August IS, and
was called to order with Councillor w.
George T. Barksdale and Past State
Councillor H. A. Beck made addresses.
AnacostiA Council met Monday eve
ming in Masonic Hall. Fourteenth and
U streets southeast, and was convened
with Councillor E. D. Kaufman In the
chair. Arrangements are being made
to attend the excursion to the National
Orphans Home at Tif1n, Ohio, August
81.
j. Morgan Read Council met in Star
Hall, Mount Rainier, August 16, and
was convened with Councillor Ira N.
johnson presiding. One candidate re-
being made to celebrate the fourteenth
birthday anniversary Of the organiza-
ton Of the council. Malcolm Rented,
chairman Of the good of the order, IL in
charge OF arrangements, which will be
held September 20. Speakers of the
evening were Junior Past state Coun-
cilor Oscar r. Harlow, Vice Councillor
Edwin Pitts and Trustee George TAFT.
Shepherds Of Bethlehem.
Justice Lodge was instituted August
II at the Hall of Nations. washington
Hotel, by Supreme Comdr. John W.
Hanson. There were 80 new members