Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06

ID. VI, JAN u AN L y,
ard stein (re-elected for the fifteenth
vear); treasurer, G. A. Whip Gre
elected for the twelfth year, conductor.
A. P. Glascoe; warden, G.. RoSSier; in
side sentinel, j. Glascoe; outside sentl-
mel, F. F. Ball; chaplain, j. r. jackson,
and trustee for 10 months. G. M. Mace.
Edward J. Ross Council met Decem-
her 27 in Junior Order Temple. with
Councillor Hilton presiding. Phillip
Baden was received into the council by
card. and the council voted to accept
by card William Lee Bryant. Roy "A:
Wrenn and w. w. Downs were elected
to receive the degrees. The following
officers we're elected: Councillor. Perry
Lincoln: vice councillor, w. D. Seal; re-
cording secretary, George w. Swift Gre
elected; assistant recording secretary,
Harry Burton (re-electeO; financial
secretary, John Lipphard (re-electe0 !;
treasurer, Jennings (re-electeO; chap
lain, William Ferber (re-elected; con-
ductor, Thomas Johnson; pianist,
Moran (re-elected); warden, P. T.
Groves (re-elected); inside sentinel,
Cook: outside sentinel, William Chap
man (re-elected); drill master, William
I,ossman (re-elected), and degree mas
ter. George Swift (re-electeD. Re-
marks were made by State Councillor
A. c. Columbus, Past Councillor William
Sudwarth, State Chaplain George
MYERS. Past State Treasurer T. F. Jones,
past State Councillor Harry A. Beck and
Frank Painter.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
The followin officers will serve Gen.
trail Camp during 1929: Consul, john
w. Sutherin; adviser, Henry P. Clark;
past consul, James A. Moody. clerk,
George A. Casey; banker, William N.
Locknane; escort, Harrison F. Shaw;
Waterman, Robert D. Rice; sentry,
Robert w. Barrett, and trustees, Thomas
Linville, Charles j. Beck and A. Steuart
Brant. The Head Camp of the Mod
ern Woodmen will be held in Chicago
in June The State Camp, for the
election of two delegates to that con-
vention, will be held in this city in
| March. A. H. Jaeger has announced
! his candidacy for election as delegate
| to the State Camp. The camp voted to
participate in a class adoption to be
held in honor of District Deputy Henry
H. Willard and named a committee to
direct the campaign. Samuel j. Bohrer,
Camp $685. Springfield, w. Va, and
| ton, N. Oak, joined the camp by trans
| fer from their respective camps. At
| the next meeting of the camp the Off
cers-elect for 1929 will be installed.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The regular Monday 1uncheons. which
have been discontinued during the hol-
idays, will be resumed tomorrow. Lib
erty-Union Review will be the hostess
review. Lunch will be served from noon
to 80 o'clock.
Victory Review will meet tomorrow
evening at o'clock.
Columbia Review will meet Tuesday
evening Officers will be elected. \
The board of directors for the clun
house will meet Monday at pm.
National Review will meet at the club
house January II, at o'clock.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
The w. o. w. Christmas tree enter
tainment was attended by nearly three
| hundred children who received gifts
| from Santa Claus and the Brownies
Capt. William G. Stott made an address
Of welcome and officers OF all local
| camps made up the reception commit
tee. Refreshments were served.
Oak Camps new officers were INSTALL
ed Wednesday evening A new class of
| initiates received the Protection degree.
Members of the Boosters Team of Rit-
| ualistS assisted in the work.
Elm Camp will hold public installa-
| ton Friday night. Supper is to be
served after the program. Chairman
William Wol1ey will direct the enter
tainment arrangements A special IN
vitation to the officers of Alpha Camp
! has been extended.
Maple Camp and Mount Vernon Camp
| will hold meetings this week to install
| officers. Special programs have been
prepared, and all Woodmen will be well
coined,
b. r. O. ELKS.
| Nominations for the officers for the
| coming year will take place in February.
| James E. Colliflower has been appoint
| ed chairman of the banquet committee
| for the dinner to be given in March to
| the grand exalted ruler and his staff.
The committee headed by Past Exalt-
ed Ruler Patrick j. Callan has COM
pleted plans for the ladies' night to be
| held at the ElkS' Club next Wednesday
Robert T. Hoy, chairman of the enter
| tainment committee, has billed pro-
| gram of attractions. There will be
|
| features in the lodgeroom, the Elks
| Clown Band with comic novelties in the
reception room and refreshments in tbs
| grill. =
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Keane Council, 353. will hold Its
| first meeting of the month Thursday
| at 8 pm. in the main hall. This will
be zero hour night and zero hour will
| be called at 9 pm.
| Thursday, January "a, the 500 CLUB
will give one of its card parties, with
Mrs. Anna M. Alcorn and Mrs. Jerry
, Donovan as hostesses.
Washington General Assembly. fourth
degree, knights OF Columbus will meet
| tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the
| Knights of Columbus Hall. The bust
ness session will be followed by a pro-
gram arranged by the faithful patrons
committee, which will include lecture
bv Rev. DR.. George Johnson, professor
of education of the faculty of the Cath
Ollie University of America, and a vocal
solo by George Cowles, assisted by
Arthur McCreight at the piano. A
member of the Popular Players Guild
| will also contribute number or two.