Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13

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inside sentinel, g. A. Bryant. outside
sentinel, II. p. Johnson; chaplain. r. A.
Hill; trustees @. r. Lacey, r. p. Han
som and A. L. Mallonee. The speakers
Of the last meeting were National Rep.
resentative T. =. Skinner, Councillor
Young and others.
oficers Of Potomac Valley Forge
Council are: Junior past councillor, r.
E. Miller; councillor, 8. F. Crupper; vice
councillor, Il, Hazel; recording secretary,
l.. M. Green; assistant recording secre-
tary, w. e. Goldsmith; financial secre-
tary, George II. Wheeler; treasurer. D.
l.. Smith; conductor, James Wheate;
warden, B. F. Crisman; inside sentinel.
p. H. LipScomb; outside sentinel. A. s..
Sheele; chaplain, M. r. RUSSELL tris-
tees, r. A. Buckler, w. L. Goldsmith
and w. e. Groves.
John l.. Burnette Council installed the
following officers: Junior past councillor.
A. G. Darne; councillor, w. M. r. Becker:
vice councillor, II. E. Fallin; recording
secretary, j. r. Lumsden; assistant re-
ccrdlng secretary r. w. Fallin; finan-
cial secretary, H. A. Armentrollt; treas
urer, @. M. Gain; conductor, w. M
Boyd; warden, Thomas r. Shomo; in
SIDE sentinel, w. Hurley; outside SEN
tmel, A. Cough; trustees, r. L. DALEY
w. M. Boyd and A. Cough, and chan.
lain, H. Matthews.
America-Jefferson Council installed
| officers as follows: Junior past conn
cllor' q. II. Brown; councillor, j. c. Hall;
vice councillor, o. A. Anderson; record
ing secretary, @. E. Flynn; financial
secretary, r. F. Burgess; treasurer, H.
G. Benson; conductor, William Fox.
warden, H. B. Lovett; inside sentinel.
w. r. Shirke; outside sentinel, 3. e.
Lichfeld; chaplain, r. H. Yates: trus-
tees, B. E. L.chfield, W. r. Shirke and
w. M. Martin.
Capital Councils new officers are
Junior past councillor, w. 8. Campbell:
councillor. F. E. Trotter, jr; vice coun-
cilor. T. B. Montgomery; recording Sec
rotary, w. L. Wellman; assistant record
ing secretary, w. E. Potter; financial
secretary, F. E. Potter, sr.; treasurer,
A. t. NARROW; conductor, D. M. Wilson:
warden, j. M. Simpson; inside sentinel
j. e. Ogden; outside sentinel, w. H.
Weltz; chaplain. H. M Wood; trustees.
D. c. McLane, H. M. Wood and D. M
Wilson.
Liberty Bell Council will have an ex-
cursion July IS at Seaside Park. The
officers installed were: Junior past coun-
cilor, F. H. Weber; councillor, L. C. Ris-
Ter; vice councillor, H. F. Parr; record
ing secretary, H. B. Mallory; assistant
n. ..
cial secretary, r. Z. McCulloch; treas
urer, w. H. McClung; conductor, G. j.
Lomax: warden. ]. j. Mingee; inside
sentinel, William Hendrickson; outside
sentinel, Oscar Nelson; chaplain, L, e.
Rector; trustees, Max Esberger, A. B.
Hughes and w. E. Schorr; pianist, Max
Esberger. The speakers were State
Councillor E. G. Beck, State Vice Coun-
| cilor F. G. Mangum and National Rep
resentative Charles H. Hid.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Franklin and Calantne lodges will
meet tomorrow evening. Webster, Elk
celsior and Capital lodges, Tuesday
evening. The other lodges have called
OF their meetings for the week.
Rathbcne Temple, Pythian Sisters,
met July IL, with Most Excellent Chief
Alice Kirby presiding. This was the last
meeting Of the temple until September
5. A lawn fete will be held July II at
North Carolina avenue and Sixth street
southeast. John B. Dickman at last
meeting made an interesting address.
The Past Chiefs Association met at
the home of Mrs. Coffin July 8, with
the president, Mrs. Annie Springman,
presiding. Remarks were made by Mrs.
Elsie Vandervort and Mrs. Mary E.
Hooper.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Brightwood Review will meet tomor-
i row evening at the Mcfarland High
School at o'clock.
| Liberty Union Review will hold q card
party Wednesday evening for the benefit
OF the review. There will be bridge as
well as five hundred
Washington Review will be hostess at
the club house card party Thursday
evening. Miss Beatrice Morgan and Mrs.
Mary Killeen win be in charge of ar
| rangements.
| The board Of directors Of the club
| house have decided to hold a lawn fete
July 26 at the home of Mrs. Clara
Reavis, 721 Second street northeast.
ORDER OF SHEPHERDS OF
BETHLEHEM.
Trinity Lodge convened July 2 with
Comdr. Blanche Brooks presiding.
Commander, Emma v. Delaney; past
commander, Blanche Brooks; vice COM
mander, Garnett Delaney; marshal,
BERTHE Crutchf1eld; chaplain, M Har-
mon; mistress Of ceremonies, Maize
Domdera; inside guard, Eva Agrofrotis;
outside guard, Jessie Lennon; trustees,
Emma Brooks, 6 months, and Margaret
Hellmuth, IL months; representative,
Emma Brooks; alternate, Maize DOM
dera.
The next meeting will be held July
16 at 808 Eye street. The officers will
be installed by Deputy Ethel Phythian.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
William A. Mulligan, chairman of the
athletic committee for the excursion of
Keane Council, 353, to Marshall Hall
Saturday, has announced 50-yard dashes
for boys and girls Of all ages; egg and
potato races, three-legged races, sack
races, rolling-pin throwing contest and
| 100-yard dash for members. lube Sui
Ivan has been appointed starter. Prizes
will be provided for all events. Boat
will leave Seventh Street Wharf at 10
am, 2:30 pm. and $50 pm.
Arrangements have been completed
for four nights entertainment at the
twelfth annual outing of the club in
Atlantic City the week Of July 27-
August 3-Monday at the Steeplechase
Pier; Tuesday night, the Steel Pier;
Thursday night, Young's Million-Dollar
Pier, and Friday night, a 40-mile moon
light sail. covering the entire front Of
Atlantic City.
George B. Saur, treasurer Of the club,
and Al Joy are in charge Of reservations.
b. p. o. ELKS.
Many members Of the lodge and their
families attended the Grand Lodge
Convention at Atlantic City, N. j., last
week. Past Exalted Ruler John Dillon
Fitzgerald lead the delegation. The
State Convention of the order will be
held at Ocean City, Md, September Z,
5 and 8.
Victor L. Woodbridge, chairman of the
orphans outing committee, has called
meeting Of that committee for to-
morrow at pm.
During July, August and September
the lodge will meet only on the first