Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-05
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

JUNIOR ORDER UNITED
AMERICAN MECHANICS.
Liberty Bell Council was called to
order December % in the Northeast
Masonic Temple by Vice Councillor F.
H. Weber and presided over by Coun-
cilor c. D. Hid. State Councillor E. G.
Beck, State Vice Councillor F.. G. Man
gum, State Secretary John Prender,
State Outside Sentinel E. H. Wax, Ma
tional Representative G. H. Hid and
Deputy State Councillor P. j. Martin
made addresses. Officers elected were:
Councillor, F. H. Weber; vice councillor,
L. C. Risler; recording secretary, H. B.
Mallory; assistant recording secretary,
A. B. Hughes; financial secretary, r. e.
McCulloch; treasurer, w. H. McClung;
conductor, H. F. Parr; warden, George
d. Hid; inside sentinel, C. j. Lomax;
outside sentinel, j. j. Mingee, and
chaplain, L. E. Rector.
Mount Vernon Council was called to
order December 81 by Councillor E. c.
Theis. Officers elected were: Coun-
cilor, w. Klotz; vice councillor, w. Bar
row; recording secretary, j. E. Small
wood; assistant recording secretary, E.
C. Crouch; financial secretary, H. w.
Slime; conductor, H. A. Stokes; warden,
G.. Federline; inside sentinel, w. j.
Foster; outside sentinel c. c. Sander
son. The State council will pay this
council its annual visitation January
II. Deputy A. L. Dahler, j. E. Small
wood, w. Keller and c. Walter Umhau
made addresses.
AnacoStia Council convened Monday
in AnacoStia Masonic Temple with
| Councillor E. D. Kaufman presiding
The meeting tomorrow night will be in
Stallation of officers. The State coun-
ctlor notified the members of a class
initiation to be held in March. Reso-
buttons passed by the deputy State
councillors meeting were adopted. The
speakers Of the evening were State
Councillor E. G. Beck, State Warden E.
A. Diehl. State Outside Sentinel E. H.
Wax, Past State Councillor j. D. Simp-
son, H. B. Mallory, Deputy Muller and
Conductor Charles w. Cox.
Independent Council met Wednesday
with Councillor r. P. Tiffey in charge
| Deputy State Councillor Allan C.
Witherite installed. the officers. The
speakers of the evening were National
| Representative F. D. Seiffert, who pre-
Sented past councillors jewel to r. p
| Tufey; H. B. Mallory, A. L. Dailer, AL
Ian G. Witherite and Councillor H. B.
| Brown.
Andrew Jackson Council met Tues
/ day in the Junior Order Hall with
Councillor A. l.. Mallonee presiding.
! -Four applications were received. The
degrees were conferred upon several
candidates. National Committeeman Z.
Z. Skinner, c. T. Lacey and w. M. La
Roche made addresses.
E. j. Ross Council convened Thurs
day in the Junior Order Hall with
| Councillor Seal presiding. Degrees
were conferred on several candidates
Twenty-three applications were re-
cetved. State Councillor E. G. Beck,
State Secretary John Prender, National
representative G. H. Hid and warden
OF Liberty Bell Council and George
Hid made addresses.
America-Jefferson Council met De-
cember 26 in the Northeast Masonic
Temple and installed officers. A. L.
Dahler and State Conductor r. Fred
| Burgess made addresses.
The Pen-Mar reunion committee will
have meeting and banquet January
IL. All members representing their
council are requested to communicate
with Secretary A. L. Dahler or Chair
man E. A. Diehl.
The first annual visitation of the
State council officers will be held at
Star Spangled Banner Council Janu-
airy 10.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
State Councillor Louise A. Grubbs held
an informal reception to the members
of the order New Year evening, with
!
The grand visitations to subordinate
councils will be resumed January 9,
when Triumph Council will be officially
inspected
Washington's birthday will be cele-
brated by the combined councils with
reception, entertainment and dance at
the Raleigh Hotel.
Anacostia Council met recently in
the Masonic Hall. Fourteenth and u
streets southeast, with the councillor,
Mrs. Bertha Hubacher, presiding. Con-
gratulatlonS were extended Mrs. Bertha
Hubacher and Mrs. Ida Weigel for their
work at the late class initiation. The
penny march prize was won by Phil
Martin, deputy State councillor Mrs.
Fannye kolb and her husband William
M. kolb, OF Loyalty Council made adj
dresses. Ohlcers will be installed jan
uary 8.
Golden Rule Council convened De-
cember 81 in the Northeast Masonic
Temple, with Miss Margaret Shepherd,
councillor, presiding. The unwritten
work was given by Mrs. Ruth Warren,
inside ms. sentinel. Installation Of officers
Will De conducted by the deputy State
councillor, Mrs. Mary E. Ferguson. at
the meeting January 10. Christmas
gifts were presented. Past Councillor
Mrs. Lottie v. Futrell and Miss Harrv-
cite Meyer presided at the piano. as
slSleu Dy tne color bearers, Mrs, Helen
Strietz and Miss Guinette Brennan
Games were played and prizes won bv
Edward MAGGIE and Miss Brennan. The
next meeting will be January 10. ON
GERS will be installed.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Washington Review will meet Monday
evening at O'Clock. Mrs. Mary Killeen
will preside.
Victory Review will meet at the club
house Monday evening at 8 O'Clock.
J election of officers will be held
The January meeting of the club
house board of directors will be held
Monday at 2 o'clock. Important bust
ness will be presented Newly elected
presidents of reviews and Officers' Club
are invited to meet with the board for
, the remainder Of the year in an ad-
viSory capacity.
National Review will meet Friday
evening at O'Clock. Mrs. Della Ed
! munds will preside.
REBEKAH LODGES.
/ The following officers of SCHUYLER
Colfax Rebekah Lodge were installed
December q by Miriam Rebekah stan:
Noble grand. Mary L. Wininger; vice