Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-09
ODD FELLOWS.

evening to make arrangements for the
Joint installation of all subordinate
lodges meeting weekly. July the
grand master, assisted by his official
staff, will install the elective and APP
pointive officers of Central, Eastern,
Harmony. Columbia, Metropolis, Federal
CITY. Salem, Langdon, Phoenix and
| Rriehtwood lodges in the auditorium
of Odd Fellows Temple at 8:45. pm.
| Grand Conductor Thomas c. Mettler
will act as grand marshal at the IN
| Stallation.
Grand Secretary Anderson announces
! arrangements have been completed for
J the third outside fraternal iurisdic-
tional visit to be made by the grand
! master. Potomac Lodge OF Hagers-
| town. Md, has extended an invitation
| to the District brethren to visit it
June rs. Buses will leave the Odd
Fellows Temple at S o'clock. Reserva-
tions will be closed June "a.
Friendship Lodge will have Its
| officers installed July by Past Grand
Isidor Lipov of Excelsior Lodge.
Rebekah Lodges.
| Esther Rebekah Lodge meets to-
morrow evening; Schuyler ColfaX and
Briphtwood Rebekah Lodges, Tuesday
|
Lodge, Thursday evening.
At the last meeting Of Schuyler
! Colfax Rebekah Lodge two candidates
received the Rebekah degree.
Brentwood Rebekah Lodge will have
nomination of officers Tuesday. AT
the close of business meeting the mem
bers and their friends will go on a
straw ride to the Argyle Country Club,
where on old-fashioned country dance
will be held.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The grand chancellor and his asso-
| ciate grand lodge officers, and the
members of the order will meet at the
| temple at 1870 pm. today and from
there go to Arlington Cemetery where
| they will lay wreath on the TOMB OF
the Unknown and at the Maine mast.
They will also visit Congressional
Cemetery and place floral piece on
| the tomb of Past Grand Chancellor
Edw. Dunn. The ritualistic memorial
services will be held in the temple
Tuesday evening at o'clock.
The board of directors will meet
tomorrow evening and prepare their
| report for the stockholders meeting
to be held June "a.
The Princes of Syracuse will meet
Saturday evening at 3 o'clock.
Vacancies in the grand lodge line
were filled by the grand chancellor as
follows: Cleveland Kennicutt, grand
vice chancellor; Harold E. Crawford,
grand master at arms.
Cleveland Kennicutt, grand vice
chancellor and chairman of the enter
tainment committee Of Webster Lodge,
announces a special program June ID.
Grand Chancellor A. Herman
Woody addressed Webster Lodge at the
last convention and told Of the install
lation of officers of the Princes OF
Syracuse, to be held June Is.
The convention of Webster Lodge for
June IL has been Cancelled by dispen-
sation of the grand chancellor on &C.
count Of the memorial exercises to be
held in the main hall Of the temple
that evening.
A theater party will be held June II
at the National Theater.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Triumph Council held its thirty
second birthday anniversary at the
Grace Dodge Hotel Thursday evening.
Past State Councillor Mrs. Louise Floyd
Schwenk, Fannie Joyner, Frank +.
Kress and j. William Schwenk, the
surviving charter members, were pres
ent. Remarks were made by Past State
Councillor Mrs. Pearl Wolfe and each
! charter member was presented 80
gold piece. Remarks were also MADE by
Past Councillors Mary Stormer and
Mary D. Towers. Mrs. Elizabeth SeWell,
past national councillor, was the guest
of honor. The council will have militia
ton June 10. The next meeting Of the
Past Councillors Association will be
held June "A with Mrs. Amelia Budes-
helm as hostess at her home, 1916 q
| street southeast.
Kenilworth Council, Daughters Of
America; Woodrow Wilson Council,
Junior Order United American Me-
committee are planning a carnival at
Kenilworth, D. c., the week Of July 10.
Progressive Council met Monday eve
ming with the councillor, Ruth Clark,
presiding. Mrs Rose Wells, chairman
of the good of the order committee,
reported on the plans for an entertain
ment, social and dance June II. Miss
L, TAYLOR, and OrriS Shanilefter were
elected to receive the degrees. Follow
ing Is the result of the election or
officers: Councillor, Sophia Lewis; as
sociate councillor. Edna Passeno; wee
councillor, Miss Florence Lacey; asso-
ciate vice councillor, Mrs. Blanche Lean
narda; recording secretary, Miss
Blanche Neff (re-electeO; assistant
recording secretary, John B. Hoofnagle
(re-elected); financial secretary, Grace
Roberts (re-electedD, treasurer, Mrs.
Minnie B. Rabbit (re-eletced) war
den, Bessie Meyers; conductress, Mamie
Elliot; inside sentinel, Marie Brahler;
outside sentinel, Edna Howe; trustee
(18 months), Eleanor Hoofnagle; rep
resentatives to the State Council,
Daughters of America, Rose Wells, Ruth
Dant and Minnie B. Rabbit. Speeches
! were made by Past Councillor Eleanor
| Mcnamara, Lottie Smith, Clarence T.
Lacey and Bessie Meyers and 1nstru-
mental selections were rendered by
Annette Cooper, pianist.
Martha cambridge Council met at
SO8 I street Monday evening, with
Councillor Ruby Kirby in the chair.
| This council conducted an initiation Of
| five candidates. Past State Councillor
Mrs. Laura Burdette of MiZpah Council
and Mrs. Alice Hayes of Golden Rule
Council, Katherine Ostrand of Eagle
Council and Past Councillor Mrs. Mar
garet Frye of Independent Council made
| addresses.
John L. Burnett Council met Mon
day night with the councillor, Josephine
C. Herbert, presiding. Grand Instruc-
tress Mrs. Naomi E. Swami, State Vice
Councillor Mrs. Louise A. Grubbs, and
Junior Past Councillor Mrs. Marguerite
Grey of Unity Council were guests. OFF,
GERS were elected as follows: Councillor,
Mayree Daley: associate councillor, Ada
Cough; vice councillor, Ruth winston;
associate vice councillor, Andrew Cough;
financial secretary, E. Cameron; treas
urer, Lena Duckwall; recording secre-