Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-19
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Mayfiower Council met January 8
The following officers were installed by
Deputy Roberta Nails: councillor, Julia
Ga AeVood; associate councillor. john
Stuart; vice councillor, Jennie Driggers
associate vice councillor, May Connors;
inside sentinel, Mrs. Mckinley; outside
sentinel, Mrs. Howard; conductor, Mrs
Licarione; warden. Mrs. Humphreys.
Friendship Council met January 10
at S08 Eye street, with the councillor
Jesse Lowe, presiding. Deputy McDoE-
aid installed the following officers
Junior past councillor, Minnie Richards;
associate Junior past councillor, May
Dow; councillor, Jessie Lowe; associate
councillor, William Lanham; vice coun-
cilor. Arnedia Steiner; associate vice
councillor, Maude Frye; conductor, Dor
othy Currier; warden, Allen Harpine
inside sentinel, Daisy Harpine; trustee
Is months, Allen Harpine; trustee, IL
months, Dorothy Currter; recording sec
rotary, F. NJ Raiter; assistant record
ing secretary, Helen Luckett; financial
secretary, Mable Neuman; treasurer,
Rose Lanham.
Mizpah Council met January IA. The
new officers were installed. The thirty
fourth birthday and also all members
who had birthdays in December ard
January were celebrated. A masquerade
dance will be held February 10.
The Semper Fidelis Club of Kenmore
Council were guests of Rose Myles, past
councillor, at her home, 1872 c street
northeast, January 8. Officers elected
were: President, Renna Corey; vice
president, BERTHE Purdy; corresponding
secretary, Clara A. Rock; treasurer, Dor
Wood; chairman of flower committee
Chaplain Mary Elizabeth BoWings.
piano solo was rendered by Eta L.
GLADDEN..
Mount Vernon Council will meet jan
uary 81 for brief session and will ad-
journ about $3.50 pm. to conduct q
card party in Northeast Temple.
THE MACCABEEs.
Mount Vernon Tent, Eureka Hive and
Capitol Court held joint installation
of officers at Northeast Masonic Temple
last Monday evening. The ceremonies
were under the auspices Of Capitol
Court, junior department, with William
B. Severe, assistant great commander
as installing officer. Eight pages In
colonial costume, with a master and
mistress at arms, rendered the floor
work and presented the several units
officers for investiture. The officers OF
Mount Vernon Tent were: Past COM
mander, william B. Severe; comman-
der, Sidney Haas; lieutenant COM
mander, N. j. Shives; record keeper
H. z. Sengstack; finance keeper, Frank
Hannah; chaplain, William B. Severe. jr.
master-at-arms, Hugh Shackelford
sergeant, Charles F. Campbell; first
guard, John Carroll; second guard, Jesse
j. Hallock; sentinel, John Buechling,
and picket, Thomas e. Donaldson.
OfficerS of Eureka Hive: Past COM
mander, Katherine Morris; commander
Ethel M. Allen; lieutenant commander
Josephine jenkins; record keeper, Sarah
H. Severe; sergeant, Eva G. Bruce; frs.
guard, Dorothy Wise; second guard
Margaret Bachelor; chaplain, Jennie
M. Hallock; mistress alarms, Ethel
Campbell; sentinel, Clara M. Grimes;
picket, Blanche e. Schriver; Deborah
Margaret Ragland; musician, Gladys
M. Severe; banner bearers, Lucille
Ida M. Mettler; color bearers, Thelma
Margaret Burley, Bertha M. Cady, Ruth
Ennis. Dorothy Holt and Mary NJ. Clark
The officers of Capitol Court, Junior
Department, are: Past commander
Irma Haas; commander, Evelyn Wal
ZACH; Lieutenant commander, Robert
Allen; sergeant. Grace CLANCY; first
guard, Ruth Hale; second guard, Boyd
slime; chaplain, Pauline Slime; record
keeper, Walter Clements; golden deeds
recorder, Blanche Schriver; national
flag bearer, Henrietta Morris; Macca-
bees flag bearer, Gregory CLANCY; SEN
tinel, Catherine Bruce.
Sir Knight w. o. Hayes, great COM
mander, on behalf of the court director
presented a tie to Master Robert Bruce
master-at-arms, and box of handker-
chiefs to Miss Catherine Schriver, mis-
tress-at-arms for their work in the in
Stallation ceremonies. He also present.
ed a gold Maccabees brooch to Miss
Katherine Morris, past commander of
Eureka Hive, and to Miss Irma Haas,
past commander of Capitol Court, a
campact. For making a gain in mem
bers during 1929 Mount Vernon Tent
received, through its commander, Sid
ney Haas, two silk flags, which were
presented by Sir Knight Severe on be-
half Of the supreme commander. Ad-
dresses were made by Great Comdr
Hayes. Assistant Great Comdr. Z. Olive
Eckert, Lady Hayes, president of the
Officers' Club, Baltimore; Sidney Haas
commander of Mount Vernon Tent, and
Lady Ethel Allen, commander Of Eureka
Hive.
A club Of Lady Maccabees and 81.
Knights was organized at the home of
Mrs. Sarah H. Severe last wednesday
evening. and these officers we're elected
President, Miss Jane Morris; vice pres;-
dent, Edwin s. Yetton; secretary, Miss
Thelma Morris: treasurer, Philip A.
Clagett George w. Douglass was ap-
pointed chairman of committee to
draft bylaws and Mrs. Margaret Rag
land in charge of a ways and means
committee. The objects Of the club are
to foster social activities, interest in the
ritualistic work and increase the men,
bership. The club decided to hold reg
ular meetings the third Monday In each
month, the next meeting to be held at
the home Of Mrs. Ethel M. Allen, 2I2O
Minnesota avenue southeast.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Mineola Tribe met In Anacostia
Masonic Temple with Sachem Perkins
presiding. The adoption degree was
conferred on one candidate and under
McCracken, assisted by eight other past
great sachems. Oficers were installed
Arrangements have been completed for
the fraternal visit to Tecumseh Tribe
In Baltimore, January 30. Those who
will attend are requested to notify the
chief Of records by January "a.
Powhatan Tribe met January 9 In
Pythian Temple with Sachem Frager
presiding. Announcement was made that
at the next meeting the warriors and
chiefs degree would be conferred. Ad-
dresses were made by Great Sachem
Baker and r. A. Southworth.
Seneca Tribe met in Jonadab Hall
with Sachem Maddox presiding. The
tribe later attended the installation of
officers at Mineola Tribe.
Usage Tribe met January II, at
which time the officers were installed.
Great Representative Sieffert made an
address.
White Eagle Council met January 8,
with Pocahontas Regina Smith presid-
ing. Chief Deputy Augusta Thompson