Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-28

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Barbara Frietchie Council met July
10 at the Star Hall. Mount Rainier,
with the councillor, May Carney, presid-
ing. Oficers we're installed by the
deputy State councillor, Charles II.
Miller. Three members were initiated.
The officers of Virginia Dare Coun-
Gil were installed July 10 by Mrs. Mamie
cilor, Mabel Bernard; vice councillor,
Sophie Douglas; junior past councillor,
Lucy Hardy; associate junior past coun-
cilor, George o. Sunday; associate coun-
cilor, Marion Fiske; associate vice
councillor, Kate Young: warden. Howard
Hardy: financial secretary, Maize DOM
dera (re-elected); recording secretary,
sistant recording secretary. Amelia
Berhle re-electeO; treasurer, L. B.
Thornton (re-electedD: inside sentinel,
Minnie Butts; outside sentinel, Jesse
Tate; representatives to the State coun-
Gil, Ella Thornton, Rosa B. Homan.
and r. L. Seymour; trustee, Arenor
Stansbury; pianist, Pauline L. Small.
Deputy State Councillor Mrs. Howell
on behalf of the members, presented
Junior Past Councillor Lucy Hardy
and Associate Junior Past Councillor
George o. Sunday with jewels. Hav-
ing performed the duties of financial
secretary for more than three years,
Maize Domdera was presented her past
officers Jewel. Councillor Mabel Bernard
has appointed Mrs. Rosa B. Homan
chairman of the good Of the order COM
mittee and also chairman on commit
tee of publicity.
At the last meeting of Golden Rule
Council. installation of officers was
conducted by the deputy State coun-
cilor, Mrs. Cora L. Thompson. The
past councillors honors were also con-
ferred on Herbert Powell, having served
this council for three consecutive years
as treasurer. He was succeeded by Mrs.
Mary Z. Risler. Miss Shepherd has
made the following appointments: Mrs.
Nellie Teeple, chairman Of the good OF
chairman Of the delinquent committee;
Mrs. Nellie Bealle, pianist; George A.
Cohill, chairman of the committee Of
publicity. A sketch was presented by
the Rainbow Club Those taking part
were Mrs. Bessie Bryant, Miss Harryette
Meyers, Archie L. Lewis and j. Edward
Magee. Marjorie and Gladys Smith
entertained with a musical program
and little Miss Hudson. accompanied
gave fancy dance.
Triumph Council was called to order
July 10 by Councillor Jesse Davis. Initia-
ton was held under the direction of
Capt. Harry Buell.. The following re-
ceived the degrees: Mrs Eva Fines and
Mrs. Mary Sutphin. James Shepherd
was received into full membership by
reinstatement. The following officers
were installed: Vice councillor, Florence
Birch; associate junior past councillor,
Mary Nicholas, and representative to
the State council, Mrs. Elsie Hill.
Star Spangled Banner Council met
July 10 with Councillor Ruth Taylor
presiding. The following officers were
installed by the deputy State councillor,
Mrs. Mabel G. Downing; councillor,
Fannie Dom; associate councillor,
Mabel Weisbacker; vice councillor, Louise
Lee; associate vice councillor, Arthur
side sentinel, Maude Abbott; outside
sentinel, william Abbott; Junior past
councillor, Ruth Taylor; associate junior
past councillor, George Abbott; repre-
sentative to the State council, Louise
Taylor; financial secretary, Mrs. Wells;
officers reelected were Mrs. Margaret
Halfpap. recording secretary; Mrs.
Edith Davis, assistant recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Alice Brown, treasurer; Mrs.
Elizabeth Steele. trustee. The councillor
has appointed Louise Lee chairman
of the good Of the order committee;
Arthur Steele. degree captain. Mrs.
Margaret Halfpap, past councillor, pre-
sented the junior past and associate
junior past councillors with their past
councillors jewels.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
municated the semi-annual password
to Hermione Lodge at its last conven-
ton and installed Benjamin I. Lutz as
master-at-armS and Benton I. Beach IS
inner guard.
A large delegation of members of
Syracusians Lodge were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry S. Martin at their
Summer home at Franklin Manor, on
Chesapeake Bay. last Sunday. Boating,
by the members. Dinner and refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Martin, as
sisted by Mrs. Helen Murphy.
Syracusians Lodge is preparing for
an active Fall and Winter campaign
for new members.
Grand Chancellor A. Herman Woody
announces the following. change in tine
the grand chancellor to the several
subordinate lodges: Webster Lodge,
changed from September "a to Sep.
TENDER II; Capital Lodge, from october
40 to October a.; SyracuSians Lodge
will hold O joint grand visitation with
Rathbone- Superior Lodge, October IL.
The grand chancellor has granted
dispensation to Union Lodge to emit
the conventions Of July "a and August
its conventions and win not meet again
until August 26. The members of Ed
ward Dunn Palace, Princes Of syracuse,
have received their uniforms and will
hold meeting next Saturday evening
to arrange for active work.
JUNIOR ORDER u. A. M.
Star Spangled Banner Council met In
Junior Temple July 10 with Vice Coun-
cilor J. w. Brown presiding. Reports
were given on the annual excursion to
Marshall Hall, which will take place
July 81. Deputy State Councillor d. L.
Smith presented his credentials. Re-
firing Deputy William H. Lanham and
Deputy D. L. Smith made addresses.
Edward j. Ross Council met in Junior
Temple July Is and was called to order
with Councillor w. D. Seal presiding.
One application for membership was
received. Past Councillor w. L. Sud-
worth presented Past Councillor Hilton
with a past councillors Jewel. Rev.
Granger Of Star Spangled Banner
Council made an address. Councillor
w. d. Seal and T. B. johnson accepted
the challenge of Star Spangled Banner
Council to q horseshoe pitching contest
to be held at Marshall Hall on July 81.
The thirty-first anniversary of the
organizing Of Edward j. Ross Council
viii be held at Plum Point, Md, August
8. George w. Swift, Councillor Seal,
william Ferber, william Lanhan and
T. r. Jones made addresses.
Francis Scott Key Council met at 921
Pennsylvania avenue southeast Tuesday
evening with Councillor r. B. Bailey
presiding. The following officers were
Installed nv neOiity State Councillor p