Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09

esteemed loyal knight; Leonard Gawler,
esteemed lecturing knight; william S.
Shelby, secretary: Nathan WE'LL, treas
urer; Thomas King, tiler; DR.. Thomas
E. O'Donnell, trustee for three years;
John Dillon Fitzgerald, delegate to the
Grand Lodge: Judge Robert E. Mat
tingly, alternate delegate to the Grand
Lodge.
Next Wednesdays meeting will be
initiation night. Ten candidates will
take their degree. The Atlantic City
convention committee has been APP
pointed, as follows: John E. Lynch, s.
A. Gatti, DIR. John Ready. John H.
Peak, Charles Herman, Nathan WE'LL,
Charles Montgomery, George E. Strong
and j. d. Fitzgerald. They will formu-
late plans to attend the Grand Lodge
| reunion, which will be held at Atlantic
City next July.
The dance committee has arranged to
give st. PatrickS dance and a merry
makers party at the club house next
Saturday at 9 pm. Chairman Robert
Hoy of the entertainment committee for
ladies' night, which will be held March
10, has announced a vaudeville show
dancing and refreshments will be held
Moses HerzOg, George Whathan. jennie
Reh, Isadore Cohen. Joseph Haggerty
and Prof. Morris Fetterman will assist
the chairman.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Elm Camp was host at its last meet
ing to the LIST Battalion Of the Uni
form Rank. Maj. George M. Green an
nounced program of activities for the
coming months. Capts. Albert King,
William HelgeSen and Carlyle Lomax,
commanding Companies A, B and C, re-
Spectively, responded. A gold ring was
presented to the retiring captain of
Company c, William Wade, as a token
of appreciation of his services. Supper
was served by the culinary committee,
under the direction of William Wolfley.
Oak Camp conferred the Protection
degree last Wednesday night. The rit-
ual work was executed by the camps
new degree team, headed by Consul
Comdr. Giovannozzi. Sovereign w. w.
Smith of Huntington, w. Va, formerly
head consul of that Jurisdiction, was a
visitor. Head Consul William @. Stott
and Past Head Consul d. w. Thayer
were speakers. Entertainment was fur
niShed by the men of Company A.
Members of the staff of the 1O3d
Regiment went to Baltimore Thursday
evening and assisted in the organization
Of new company Of the Uniform Rank
at Camp So of that city. The visitors
were greeted by Company Il of Hamp-
den and escorted to the meeting place.
The various subcommittee in charge
of preparations for the meeting of the
Head Camp Of the jurisdiction Of West
Virginia. Maryland and the District of
Columbia reported their activities to the
general committee Thursday. Chair
man j. c. Mcconnell voiced satisfaction
with the progress made and urged the
representatives of the various camps to
! keep before their members the aim to
furnish the highest type Of hospitality
to the visiting delegates.
THE MACCABEES.
Capitol Court, junior department. at
its meeting March l, at Eastern High
School. Miss Evelyn Wallach. COM
mander, presiding, was entertained by
members Of the court. Piano solos were
rendered by Misses Mildred Beane,
Catherine Bruce and Master Claude
Clagett. Miss Ida Nash sang and par
ticipated in q duet with Miss Dorothy
Whetzel Miss Irma Haas read a paper
on "Politeness." Mr.. Severe and Miss
Clara Beane rendered flute and piano