Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

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| tertained at the annual visitation Of
| this council March 10.
Eagle Oriental Court viii meet March
at sos I street. The Oriental degree
will be conferred on candidates from
Washington and Virginia councils.
Benning Council met February "a,
with Councillor Martin Nelson presid-
ing. The speakers for the evening were
State Councillor Z. G. Beck, w. H. Nc
Chung and w. E. Anderson of Liberty
Bell Council, Past Councillor I. d. Gates,
/ Secretary Milburn, w. e. Allen and
Councillor Nelson.
| Francis Scott Key Council met Feb
ruary IS at 921 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. Deputy State Councillor p. T.
Groves presented Past Councillor Dahler
with a past councillors jewel. The
speakers of the evening were State
Councillor E. G. Beck, Past Councillor
Dahler and Secretary o. Jolliff.
State Councillor E. @. Beck and the
State council officers made their annual
fraternal visit to John L. Burnett Coun-
ell February 26. The speakers of the
evening we're Councillor Darne Of Vienna
Council. Virginia; Councillor Spitzen of
Ballston Council, Virginia; Vice Coun-
cilor Frye Of Clarendon Council, Vir-
Burnett Council; State Councillor E. G.
Beck, State Secretary John Prender,
Past Councillor r. M. Riley, Rev. r. L.
Granger, Deputy State Councillor l.. r.
Winner, Councillor A. G. Darne and w.
H. McClung
Liberty Bell Council met February ~
IN the Northeast Masonic Temple, with
Councillor F. H. Weber presiding. The
following program was presented: Har-
kNTy he
monies Band from Stewart Junior High
School; Hawaiian String Quartet; Prof.
H. F. Parr, magician: reading the min
uteS OF the first meeting of Liberty Bell
Council by Secretary H. B. Mallory, adj
dress by National Representative c. H
Hid, vocal selections by Liberty Bell
Quartet, community singing by mem
bers Of the council and piano recital
by Max Esberger.
JOBS DAUGHTERS.
The drill team of the Bethel of Jobs
Daughters gave its second annual dance
at the Mayfower last Friday evening
and with 1t closed the popularity con-
test that has been running for some
time. Mary Whalen was awarded the
first honor, diamond ring: Oneida
Overbee, the second honor, manicure
set, and Valette Schmitt, the third
honor, q watch bracelet.
The drill team gave an exhibition
drill for the visitors to the De Molay
pilgrimage to Mount Vernon on WASH
ingtons birthday. It also recently
matte club of the Bethel also enter
tanned Cathedral Chapter Of the Order
OF the Eastern Star.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Franklin. Amaranth and Century De-
catur Lodges will meet tomorrow eve
ming; Webster, Capital and Excelsior
Lodges Tuesday evening; Mount Vernon
Lodge Wednesday evening; Syracusians
and Hermione Lodges Friday evening;
Friendship Temple Wednesday evening
and Rathbone Temple Friday evening.
At the last meeting Of Friendship
Temple, Pythian Sisters, a large class
was initiated. They will celebrate
their twentieth birthday anniversary
Wednesday evening and will entertain
visiting temples from Frederick, Md,
and Fredericksburg, Va. Rathbone Tenn
pie Of this city will also be their guests.
Grand Chancellor Cleveland Kennicutt
and associate officers Of the Grand
Lodge viii also be present. A program
has been arranged and banquet will
be served.
The annual convention of the Grand
Lodge Of the District will meet next
year on February 10.
Grand Chancellor Kennicutt has ap-
pointed the following committee on
membership: Leroy Boyd, g. Carroll
Diamond, e. w. Newcomb, Thomas L.
k1dweI, Thomas <. Skinner, James w.
Bonbrest, Glen McElvary, j. A. McCul-
Tough, B. F. Shaffer, Harvey C. Belt,
Harry S. Nichols, Joseph G. Motyka,
A. Lacy Embrey and Eugene Roberts.
The committee will meet at the temple
March 6.
The grand chancellor will visit the
several lodges as follows: Calanthe,
March 10; Mount Vernon, March l2;
Syracusians, March II; Excelsior, March
10; Hermione, March al; Union, March
rs; Capital, April /; Columbia, April
3; Rathbone-Superior, April IL; Anna
ranth, April IA; Century Decatur, April
81; Webster, April 20; Home, July 20.
Webster Lodge will hold homecom-
ing and reception for the Grand Lodge
officers next Tuesday evening.
NATIONAL UNION ASSURANCE so:
CIETY.
The executive board met Wednesday
in the Washington Loan g. Trust Build
ing and elected the following officers:
W.. w. Jones, chairman; M. ]. Kins-
father, vice chairman, and w. T. VIII
kinson, secretary-treasurer. C. M.
Mitchell and T. H. Dawson were elected
to represent the board on the hospital
board. A class ceremonial will be held
May 2 at Pythian Temple, to be fol-
lowed by entertainment and luncheon.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting Of National Lodge
was called to order by Comdr. Marilla
Smith. Mrs. Jessie johnson made q ia
vorable report on the activities of the
good and welfare committee. Supreme
Comdr. Mrs. Ada KnieS notified the
lodge she would attend the twenty-sec-
ond anniversary March 8, when the de Z.
grees will be conferred upon a large
class of candidates. All lodges In the
District Of Columbia are invited to par
ticipate.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
A business meeting will be held Tues
day evening at o'clock. Miss Ann
Doyle, Miss Marie Creahen, Miss Flor
ence Winter and Miss Loretta Creahen