Evening star., 1929-12-01

regent and president Of the BoosterI
Club.
Grand Regent F. v. Marsh was guest
of Kismet Council last Wednesday. Tht
meeting was in charge Of Regent w. J
Batchelder. Among other Grand Coun.
Regents I. S. Childs and Joseph r
BrashearS, Grand Warden B. w. Bo.
linger and Deputy Grand Regent H. A
Kulze. Several candidates were init.
ated, the degree being conferred By
Kisnet Council degree team under the
leadership of Capt. Roy G. Klotz.
The grand regent announces that or
Odd Fellows Hall, under the super
vision of the Grand Council and the
J Royal Arcanum Boosters Club.
! Mount Rainier Council, at Mount
Rainier. Md, has invited members OF
the District of Columbia to join with
them In the carnival to be held Decem-
Der 2, celebrating the opening Of Rhode
Island avenue and the extension OF
same through their township.
Meetings this week are: District Coun-
Gil Loyal Ladies, Monday evening at 914
Grant place; Oriental Council, Tuesday
at Pythian Temple, and District Council
Wednesday at Pythian Temple.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Triumph Council was called to order
November 81, with Councillor Jesse Da-
vid presiding The unwritten work was
given by Past State Councillor Pearl
Wolfe. Nomination of officers was held.
Golden Rule Council met November
| %, with Councillor Margaret Shepherd
presiding. Deputy Mary Ferguson spoke
| Of the class initiation to be held at the
Raleigh Hotel December Is. The un-
written work was given by Associate
Vice Councillor Carrie Englehaupt.
Independent Council held its annual
visitation Monday evening, with the
councillor, Marion Rhine, presiding.
State Councillor Louise Grubbs and her
staff of officers were officially received
by the councillor. Gifts were presented
! to State Councillor Louise GrubbS. Dep
uty Laura Burdette, Financial Secretary
G. o. Bouhrer and other members of
the order. The unwritten work was
given by the past State councillor, Eliz-
abeth Shepherd. A musical program
was rendered by the Mckinley High
School Glee Club.
Old Glory Council met November 18.
Nominations of officers were held. A
heart social will be held December at
921 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
AnacoStia Council met November 20,
with Councillor Bertha Hubacher pre-
siding Nominations of officers were
held. State Vice Councillor Ethel Bur-
roughS, Ella Smith, Councillor Bertha
Hubacher, Howard Beall and Alice
Faithful, past State councillor Of Balti-
more, gave addresses.
Goodwin Council will hold a tacky
party December IL.
Barbara Frietchie Council met in Star
Hall, Mount Rainier, Md, November 81,
with the councillor, Minnie Foster, pre-
siding. The eighth birthday anniver-
sary was observed with the State coun-
cilor and her officers. It was also re-
ception to outgoing Deputy Charles
Miller and incoming Deputy Julia Co
Swami presented 16 past councillors
with Jewels. The unwritten work was
given by Eta Storey.
Virginia Dare Council viii hold 2
rummage sale December and at
3068 NJ street.
The next meeting Of the Semper
FidelfS Club Of Kenmore Council will
be with Carrie Morrison. 80 Randolph
place, December 4 at 7:45 pm.
= THE MACCABEES.
Receptions were rendered Supreme
Comdr. D. j. Coakley and Mrs. Coax
ley by the MaccabeeS Of the District Of
Columbia Wednesday evening at Odd
Fellows Hall and the exemplification Of
the new ritual of the junior depart
ment was given by children of Capitol
Court, under the supervision of Mrs.
Sarah H. Severe, court director. Miss
Mary Morris, golden deed recorder, on
behalf of the court director and Juniors,
presented to Mrs. Coakley a bunch of
chrySanthemums. other dignitaries
were welcomed and introduced by Mrs.
z. Olive Eckert, presiding officer, among
them Great ComdrS. w. o. Hayes of
Maryland, James z. Turner, Virginia;
William B. Severe, assistant great COM
mander, District of Columbia; State
Comdr. George K. Bender, Virginia;
Comdr. Ray Pifer, Past Comdrs. Thomas
Smith, ]. w. Fletcher, District of Co
lumbia, and others from Maryland and
Virginia. Following the junior work
Martha Washington Hive presented
public initiatory degree upon a class of
Ida Pifer. The Maccabee Union Girls
Sorority Of Baltimore, under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Eckert, presented the Don
Mozart minuet. Addresses were deliv-
cred by Supreme Comdr. Coakley and
Great Comdr. Turner of Virginia. Great
Comdr. Hayes of Baltimore presented
flowers to Mrs. Eckert on behalf of the
hive and the Girls Club of Baltimore.
Following the ceremonies refreshments
were served.
Thursday evening, at Pythian Tenn
pie, the degree team Of National Tent,
under the direction Of j. w. Fletcher,
conferred the degrees, Supreme Comdr.
d. j. Coakley clubbing knighthood upon
the class and receiving each into the
tent. William B. Severe, assistant great
commander, District of Columbia, pre-
sided. Addresses were delivered by Su-
preme Comdr. Sir Knight Coakley and
Great Comdr. w. o. Hayes of Mary
land and a reception rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Coakley, followed by refreshments @
Mount Vernon Tent, Sidney Haas.
commander, win hold it's annual ban
quet and election Of officers Decem-
Der 8.
Eureka Hive at its last meeting elect
ed to membership the following: Lu-
ellie AeSchlimann, Fannie P. Schoen-
thai, Blanche E. Schriver, Margaret q.
BurIey, Bertha M. Cady, Eva G. Bruce,
Blanche v. Kidwell and Dorothy
DioWney. It was decided to have a class
mutation December % at Northeast
Masonic Temple, the work to be rem
dered by the degree team of Alexandria
Hive, under the direction Of Mrs. George
Wells, commander. The annual election
OF officers will also be held, followed
by banquet.
National Tent will hold its annual
SicCC4ou OF Objects wednesday evening
IN Odd Fellows Hail. Sir Knight II
Crouch, record keeper, is giving up his
omee, due to illness.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
mae MECHANICS.
Anacostia Council met in the Masonic
Hall, Fourteenth and U streets Southeast,
| Monday evening and was called to order
with Councillor E. D. Kaufman presid-
ing. Past Councillor e. r. Thomas re-
ported on the recent banquet given the