Evening star., 1930-06-22

Pythias Hall Association will meet in
the temple tomorrow evening to elect
nine directors.
Grand Chancellor Cleveland Kenni-
cutt has appointed several past grand
chancellors to communicate the semi
annual password to the lodges the first
convention in July.
Rathbone Temple, Pythian Sisters,
met June 20, Alice Kirby M. E. c., pre-
siding. A card party will be held to-
morrow evening at the home of Mrs.
Roberta Prescott, 1114 K street north
east.
Friendship Temple met Wednesday
night, The last meeting until Septem-
Der will be held July 2.
ORDER OF SHEPHERDS OF BETH
LEHEM.
At the last regular meeting of Loyalty
Lodge the second nomination of officers
was held, as follows: Past commander,
William j. Nalley; commander, Dorothy
Seaton; vice commander Dorothy Craig
and Anna Wagner; marshal, Florence
Ridgely and Pearl Wolfe: chaplain
Anna Wagner and Eff1e Wallach; in
side guard. Effle Wallach: outside
guard, Duvall Seaton; trustee. l8
months, Alice B. Crane and S. E. Ever
ham; representative, William j. Nalley,
AiolAidS n 0ItGIl, JOilIl W. 1IlyIIlldn
and S. Earle Everham; alternate, An
ME E. Nalley and S. E. Everham.
Pearl Wolfe was obligated There
will be class initiation July IA in
Northeast Masonic Temple. District
Supreme Supervisor, Mrs. Sarah Saw
don of Wilmington, Del; Lula Bowles,
supreme deputy; Margaret Baker of
Capitol Lodge, Jessie Richards of Ma
tional and Mr.. and Mrs. Dulaney of
Trinity Lodge made addresses.
Election of officers will be held June
%, at 8 pm, in Northeast Masonic
Temple.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMER
CAN MECHANICS.
The State board of officers met June
10 and accepted an invitation from the
State board of officers of the Daugh-
ters of America of the District of CO.
lumbia inviting the members of the
Junior Order to participate in an outing
to Seaside Park in an all-day outing
July 10.
Star Spangled Banner Council met
June 13 in the Junior Hall with the
councillor, Clarence Littleton, presiding
The second nominations OF officers was
held. H. l.. JeffrieS and d. Prather
were received into membership by re-
instatement and Messrs. E. T. Fallin,
w. L. Grimes and l.. M. Penn were in
itiated. The speakers of the evening
were Councillor Littleton, newly elected
members Grimes and Prather and Rev.
r. L. Granger.
Liberty Bell Council met in the
Northeast Masonic Temple June IA and
was presided over by Councillor F. H.
Weber. The election of officers will be
June 81. The drill team will hold an
excursion to Seaside Park July Is. The
speakers of the evening were Past State
Councillor G.. w. Ackerman, National
Representative Charles H. Hid, Past
Councillor Hurley of j. l.. Burnett Coun-
Gil, Deputy State Councillor p. j. Mar
tin, Financial Secretary r. E. McCul-
loch, Secretary H. B. Mallory, Wade H.
Lomax, j. j. Mingee, Junior Past Coun-
cilor C. D. Hid and Councillor Weber
Andrew Jackson Council met in the
Junior order Hall June IT, with Coun-
cilor Jerry Smith in charge. The
nomination of new officers was held.
The speakers of the evening were Ma
tional Committeeman T. E. Skinner.
representing the beneficiary degree;
Secretary La Roche, Warden G. o. Sum-
day and C. T. Lacey.
Anacostia Council assembled at the
home of State Outside Sentinel E. H.
Wax June II and later went to Cross
Roads Council maryland.
j. Morgan Read Council met June
20 in the Star Hall in Mount Rainier,
Md, with Councillor E. B. Pitts pre-
siding. Reports on all outstanding
committees showed progress. The
speakers were Past State Councillor o.
T. Harlow, w. M. Earnest, Councillor
Pitts, Past Councillor Tate, Malcomb
Reintzel, National Committeeman T. E.
Skinner and Allan C. Witherite.
America Jefferson Council met in the
Northeast Masonic Temple with Coun-
cilor Brown presiding. The council re-
Gently organized a debate club and at
this meeting the subject was, resolved
The Signs of the Times Indicate the
Downfall of the United States as a
Nation" State Conductor r. Fred Bur-
CESS took the negative and H. B. Lovett
the affirmative.
Independent Council met June 15,
with Councillor H. B. Brown in charge
The election of officers was held. Ma
tional Representative F. D. Seiffert.
Secretary Tiffey and Past Councillor
Robert Tiffey made addresses.
The annual carnival of Eagle Coun-
Gil will be held at Minnesota avenue
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast
August Is to %.
The inventor of the Braille system
for writing and reading by the blind,
Louis Braille, himself was blind, having
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