Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10
FRATERNITIES
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REGULATIONS were given by Past Matrol
Veitch and vocal solos by Amelia Ca
Jumbo. A banquet was served. Tn
ways and means committee held
theater party at the Belasco Theate
January g. At the meeting Februar,
2 Past Grand Matron Flora Campbell
was the guest of honor. Piano solo
we're given by Miss Josie Bertilini ant
q reading by Miss Bessie Winebere
The matron, Mrs. Emily Thompson, an
nounced at the meeting of Februar.
is the degrees will be conferred, fol
lowed by a program.
Martha Chapter will hold Valentino
card party and dance at Wardmar
Park Hotel tomorrow night. There will
also be some speciality acts. AT TIT
next meeting of the chapter, Februar!
Is, there will be an entertainment.
ODD FELLOWS.
A conference will be held tomorrow
evening by the line officers of the vari'
Gus subordinate lodges toward the
formal organization of line officers
association. Past Grand Master anc
Grand Representative Wilfred E. Law
son will have charge of the meeting APP
pointed by the grand master to effect
such an organization. All line officers
of the subordinate lodges are requested
to be present. =,
officially visit Covenant Lodge, accom-
panied by his official staff, Wednesday
evening. Covenant Lodge has just
moved to its new meeting place In
Joppa Lodge Hall and is preparing to
give the grand master and grand off,
GERS reception
Request has been made through the
subordinate lodges for the appointment
of representatives from each Subordi-
nate and Rebekah Lodge for the general
relief committee, which viii meet in the
near future.
Eastern Lodge held a business meeting
last Wednesday evening. and following
the business session held a degree re-
hearsal under the direction of Past
Grand Master Lawson, who is prepar-
ing a new rendition and exemplification
of the degree work in the initiatory de-
The grand master, accompanied by
his Grand Lodge officers, will officially
visit Mount Pleasant Lodge February
10.
The board of trustees of the I. o. O
F. Temple held a special meeting last
Monday evening and elected Past Grand
H. A. Ison of Federal City Lodge as
superintendent of the temple. Ohcers
Of the board were also elected: Presi-
dent. E. w. Bradford: vice president
James e. Griffith; secretary, Harry l.
Andersen, and treasurer, Samuel G.
TAYLOR. The managing committee con-
sists of E. w. Bradford, Harry L.
Andersen and Samuel G. Taylor.
JR. o. U. A. NJ.
State Councillor A. C.. Columbus and
his staff of associate State officers will
nav their annual visit to Washington,
Independent and Old Glory Councils
Jointly Wednesday evening in Red
Mems Hall, Nineteenth street and Penn
sylyania avenue.
). Morgan Read Council met in Star
Hall, Mount Rainier, Nd, February l
and was called to order by Vice Coun-
cilor I. N. Johnson, presiding. Three
candidates were elected to membership.
Preston NJ Nobel and Clifton H. Remit
zcl were reinstated into membership.
Junior Past State Councillor Oscar T.
Harlow, Past Councillors Malcolm Remit
eel, C. F. Muller. Perry A. Martin and
Chaplain G.. L. TAFT made addresses.
Mount Vernon Council met February
/ and was called to order by Councillor
E. H. Stokes. Deputy State Councillor
A. L. Dahler installed +. Mays as chap
lain. Speakers included Deputy State
Councillor Dahler, Past State Treasurer
C. whipp, Recording Secretary j. E.
Smallwood. j. r. Green, j. 7. Conner
and others.
washington Council met in Red Mems
Hall January 80 and was called to order
BY Councillor F. w. Burrows. Past State
Councillor r. E. coleman of Old Glory
Council, as a member of the committee
on the State Councils visitation, adj
dressed the council The members later
attended the annual visitation of the
State officers to Potomac Valley Forge
Council in the Junior Temple.
Edward j. Ross Council was called TO
order In the Junior Temple January 81,
with Councillor Lincolns presiding. VIII
liam L. Sudwarth made an address.
Liberty Bell Council met in Northeast
Masonic Temple February and was
Hid, jr National Representative G. H.
Hid made an address.
Star Spangled Banner Council met in
Junior Order Temple February l and
was called to order by Councillor j. r.
Bergin. C. E. Dickerson and F. j. Nc
Caleb were admitted into the council.
F. G.. Thomas announced he had Sc
cured July 81 for the annual excursion
to Marshall Hall. L. E. Sontag was in
stalled as conductor. Remarks were
made by State Chaplain G. w. Myers,
Vice Councillor e. B. Frey, Past Coun-
cilors P. q. Thomas, G. P. Barnes and
others.
Anacostia Council met in Masonic
Hall, Anacostia, Monday evening and
was called to order with Councillor
James r. Prather presiding. The degree
team conferred the degrees upon E. z
Everitt, William M. Dowell and Theo-
dore Cassett Arrangements are being
made for the annual visit Of the State
Council officers February 25. State
Councillor A. G. Columbus gave an ad-
dress.
b. p. o. ELKS.
Under the auspices of the Maryland
Delaware and District of Columbia
State Associations, the several member
lodges will participate in ritualistic
contest in the lodgeroom of Baltimore
Lodge. The contest begins at pm
February %. The winner is to be
awarded a silver cup, donated by Pat
rick J. Callan, past exalted ruler, past
president of the State Association and
member of the Grand Lodge committee
on credentials.
The Jolly Antlers Club will hold q
beefsteak dinner and entertainment al
its clubhouse at Herring Bay, Md, to-
day. President Charles Mertens of the
club will be assisted by George Byers
and Charles Wadell on the committee
Of arrangements.
The Los Angeles Club will hold a
card party Tuesday night.
Wednesday night will be Past Exalt-
ed Rulers night. John E. Lynch, past
exalted ruler, is chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements. A class viii
be initiated A buffet supper will follow
the session of the lodge. Secretary
william S. Shelby will deliver Lincoln,s
Gettysburg address and Judge Robert
E. Mattingly an Grafton.