Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-18
FRATERNITIES

| The penny march was won by Howard
I. Beall.
The Past Councillors Association Of
Anacostia Council met Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Inez Thomas, with
about IS past officers present. The
meeting was presided over by its presi-
dent, Mrs. Laura Mitchell. Plans for
trip to the Bay were discussed, and
Howard Beall was appointed to COM
plete arrangements. Mrs. Bertha HUI
bacher and Mrs. Lille Hazel were
elected to membership.
The meeting of Golden Rule Coun-
Gil August 9. at the Northeast Masonic
Temple. was presided over by the
councillor, Miss Margaret Shepherd.
Plans for lawn party to be held at
Eighth and H streets northeast on Au-
gust "a were discussed by the chair
man, Mrs. Nellie Teeple. A gift from
Mrs. Stella Lewis was presented by her
to Mrs. Nellie Teeple. Mrs. Eta Glad
den, vice councillor OF Kenmore Coun-
Gil, gave a talk.
Goodwill Council met August at 80S
I street, with the councillor. Garnett M.
Fortune, presiding. Mrs. Mae Jet was
appointed pianist and Mrs. Smith on
the banquet committee, to be held Sep
TENDER 8.
A meeting Of the Past Councillors
Associat on of Esther Council was held
in the country home Of Past State
Councillor Mrs. Laura Burdette, Vienna,
Va. Twelve members were present.
Mrs. Viola Dale, State councillor Of
Virginia, also was present. Mrs. Dale
told of her travels and visits to the
various councils. Mrs. Edna Shoots, the
president, presented large bowl laden
with gifts from each past councillor to
Mrs. Burdette. The next meeting OF the
association will be held September 2
in Reno Councils hall at 1880 o'clock.
The thirty-third annual session OF
State Council will be held at the Ra-
leigh Hotel September ell, inclusive.
held September 9.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Star Spangled Banner Council met in
Junior Order Temple August and was
called to order, with Councillor E. M.
Garrett presiding. A social was held.
Capital Council met in Northeast
Masonic Temple Monday evening and
was called to order, with the councillor,
T. P. O'Connor, in the chair. Address
es were made by Deputy State Councillor
Perry, Financial Secretary F. E. Potter,
Treasurer A. T. NARROW and Junior
Past Councillor j. Sampson.
Anacostia Council met in Masonic
| Hall, Anacostia, Monday evening and
was convened, with Councillor E. D.
Kaufman presiding. One application
| for reinstatement was received and one
candidate for the degrees was received
into membership.
Wampus Court of the Oriental de-
grees will meet in Masonic Hall, Four
teenth and u streets southeast, August
81 at 8 pm.
E. J. Ross Council met in Junior Or.
der Temple August and was called
to order, with Councillor w. D. Seal pre-
siding. Melvin Eikleberry received the
obligation.
Andrew Jackson Council was called
to order in the Jr. o. U. A. M. Temple
last Tuesday evening, with Councillor A.
l.. Malone presiding. National Repre-
sentative Charles H. Hid, National
Committeeman T. E. Skinner and Pres
ident Lacy of the Junior Hall ASsocia-
| ton made addresses.
The second annual excursion to the
| National Orphans Home at THIN, Ohio,
will occur August 81. The special train
will leave the Union Station via the
| B. & o. Railroad Saturday at 4:50 pm.
arriving at Tiffin Sunday at am. Re-
turning, the train will leave THIN at
$50 pm. Sunday, arriving at the Union
| Station early Monday morning.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Maj. Thurston G. Brown Of Wash
ington went to Baltimore last Wednes-
day evening and presented the charter
| to new company Of the Uniform Rank.
The company announced through Capt
George A. Heller that 1t would send a
full ~ he 6n1l al
bration at Hagerstown on Labor day.
Three Washington companies will COM
pete for prizes on this occasion.
Head Consul william G.. Stott enter
tanned the delegates to the head camp
at his home last Sunday night. The
delegates and their wives were received
by Mrs. Stott. There was music,
humorous speeches and refreshments.
Fraser Camp heard report from its
charity committee last Monday. Capt.
Helgesen gave instructions to the Turk
ish Patrol in preparation for the Hag-
erstown trip, and it was agreed that the
entire organization would attend the
encampment.
The Uniform Rank company Of Elm
Camp will entertain at the temple
next Friday evening. It will give an
exhibition drill during the camp ses-
sion.
An important convention of Oak
Camp will be held Wednesday. Com
pany A is planning to attend the Hag-
erstown session. Deputy Austensen is
preparing a large class to receive the
Protection degree. and the camp will
hold a grand initiation ceremony in
September.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
A special meeting and school of in
struction has been called by Maj. P. e.
tomorrow at 7:30 pm. All chief for
esters and foresters in Washington who
intend to so to the encampment at
Reading. Pa, September 1O-14 are re-
quested to report at this meeting.
The battalion Of foreSters will take
part IN the flremen's Labor day parade.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Redwing Tribe met Monday evening
and has as guests Great Senior Saga
more Nally. Great Chief of Records
Alexander and Great Representative
Se1nert. 1t was announced the adop-
ton degree will be conferred at its next
meeting.
At the meeting Of Idaho Tribe the
death Of Past Sachem Connolly, who
died suddenly and was buried in Gull
pepper, Va, was announced. Short
talks were made by Past Great Sachems
Emory and Seiffert. Great Junior Sag
amore Ryan, Past Sachems Lee and
Kunza gave guitar selections.
At the meeting of Logan Tribe,
August 8, in Redmen's Hall a committee
was appointed to arrange for the an
nual oyster roast to be held in October.
Under the direction of Past Great
Sachems Dennis and Madison, In.
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