Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26

installing escort, the officers of Central
Camp and Of A. r. Talbot Camp were
installed at a meeting in Odd Fellows
Hall Tuesday evening. The officers are:
For Central Camp-Consul, Henry p.
Clark; past consul, John w. Sutherin;
adviser William H. Fahey; clerk, George
A. Casey (re-elected); banker, William
rison F. Shaw (re-elected); Waterman,
R. w. Barrett; sentry, Lear w. Kline;
trustee, George B. Blandford
For A. r. Talbot Camp-ConsuI, w
M. Bryce; past consul, j. K Duncan;
adviser, William K. Patterson; clerk,
H. r. McCaffrey; assistant clerk, B. j.
Shanahan; escort. Anker Nielsen; bank
er. Vergn w. Potter; Waterman, F. o.
Arnold: sentry, Francis Stanley; trustee,
@. N. Schwab.
Past Consul John W.. Sutherin was
presented with a travelling bag. State
Medical Director Thomas Linville
making the presentation. District Dep
uty Henry H. Willard presented Past
Consul j. K. Duncan with q wrist
watch for Talbot Camp. Morton Felker
and Henry P. Clark, jr., were initiated
as members, degree team composed
of members of Csntral Camp perform
ing the ceremonies. A banquet was
held
installed at a meeting Monday night
in Pythian Temple. District Deputy
Henry H. Millard acted as installing
consul and Past Consul James A.
Moody of Central Camp assisted as
installing escort. The officers are:
Consul, Frank B. Farquhar; past con-
sui, Arthur r. Farquhar; adviser.
Dewitt c. Lingley; clerk, Charles E.
Miller: banker, Louis J. Kohlmer; es-
cort, Clarence L. McGurk; Waterman,
Edward E. Brown; sentry, Max RoSen-
thai; physician, DR.. NJ. H. Darnai;
trustees, j. p. Van VIE and Edward
A. Dean.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The regular convention of Franklin
Lodge and Calanthe Lodge will be held
tomorrow evening. Calanthe Lodge will
work the esquire rank. Webster Lodge
Tuesday evening. Mount Vernon, Union
and Columbia Lodges Wednesday eve
ming SyracusianS and Rathbone- SUI
perior Lodges Friday evening.
At the meeting Of the ways and means
committee January IL it was decided
to give theatrical production of "Da-
mon and Pythias" in the temple, by
Robert L. Downing. A committee of
arrangements consists of william A.
Kimmel, chairman; Frank B. Crown,
first vice chairman; Ellery w. Heiss,
second vice president; Lee B. Emory
Charles Hooper, Dent M. Freeman
Samuel Banks, Daniel Rothwell, Mrs.
Mary Hooper, Mrs. Mae Whitworth
Mrs. Helen Kennicutt, Mrs. Southard,
Edgar C. Snyder, A. Herman Woody,
Cleveland Kennicutt, Russell P. Han
son, Edward J. Newcomb, Mrs. Addie
Freeman, Mrs. Ida Crown and Mrs.
Bessie Woody.
Friendship Temple met January IS
Several application cards were received
Elizabeth Harvey. supreme representa-
tive from Illinois, and her husband
gave talks on the Pythian Sister work
in Chicago.
The drill team Of Rathbone Temple
Pythian Sisters, met Friday and elected
the following officers: President, Emma
urer, Della Sipos, and captain, Lille M
Dreamer. Refreshments were served
The next meeting will be held February
81 at Pythian Temple.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The Union Guard team will meet
Mrs. Lille Patrick today at $3.50 at the
club house. to begin drilling for the
joint initiation meeting to be held early
in February. Mrs N. Vale Henson, field
director of New York State, and special
supreme representative will be the guest
OF honor on that occasion. Columbia
Review, Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeney, presi-
dent, will be the hostess review. ON
GERS elected are: President, Mrs. Clar-
ice Reavis; vice president, Mrs. Martha
Eberly; past president, Mrs. Lillian SAT-
fell; financial secretary, Miss Dorothy
Grace; recording secretary, Mrs. Estella
Phelps; treasurer, Mrs. Corinne Farrall;
chaplain, Mrs. Martha Dean; lady of
ceremonies TYOlo
geant, Mrs. Florence Topping; inner
hostess, Mrs. Beard: outer hostess,
Mrs. Christensen; junior supervisors,
Mrs. Viola Wall and Mrs. villa Barber;
musician, Mrs. Virginia Metcalf; cap
tain of the guard, Mrs. Lille Patrick;
Miss w. B. A., Mrs. Elsie Meyer; Miss
America, Miss Helen Isili: president of
the Girls Club, Mrs. Violet Henry;
president of the Pioneer Club, Mrs.
Hattie Palmer; of1cer of the day, Mrs.
Alverda Meyer.
A dinner will be served by Columbia
Review Tuesday from 4:30 to 7:30
o'clock.
Liberty Union Review will hold a
card party tomorrow evening.
Columbia Review will serve a lunch
con Thursday.
A card party will be held at the
clubhouse Saturday at o'clock.
are as follows: President, Mrs. Sarah
Darling; vice president, Mrs. Minnie
Dunn; past president, Mrs. Ella Coon;
secretary, Mrs. Estella Phelps; treas
urer, Mrs. Annie Lanford; chaplain,
Mrs. Ada Byrne; lady Of ceremonies,
Mrs. Anna Rosenberg; sergeant, Mrs.
Minnie Diffenbaugh. Other officers to
be appointed later. Of1cers were in
stalled in short form by Mrs. Mcmahon.
In inf al oVkry -, DO,
coming and the retiring officers.
LADIES OF THE FIRST AMERICANS.
Goodrid Igloo met January 81 and the
following were received into member
ship: Mrs. Lila Davis, Mrs. Mildred
Kendrick, Mrs. Martha Williams. The
following officers were installed: Great
valkyr, Mrs. Anna Burroughs; Thor
dice, Mrs. Mamie Davis; chaplain, Miss
Pitts; attorney, Mrs. Ruth Monk;
speaker, Mrs. Blanche Statler: investi-
gator, Mrs. Ida Jones; oVerseer, Mrs.
Mamie McIntire; mariner, Mrs. Hattie
Harrison; sentinel, Mrs. Kate Andrews.
The great valkyr announced the fol-
lowing committee chairmen: Ways and
means, Mrs. Andrews; entertainment,
Mrs. Edna Pitts; relief, Mrs. Anna Bur-
roughS; refreshments, Mrs. Ruth Monk.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
At the last meeting of Justice Lodge,
the following officers were installed by
Past Supreme Comdr. and Supervisor Of
Deputies for the District of Columbia
Sarah Sawdon: Commander, Margaret
Cockrell: past commander, Leo T. Du-
gan; vice commander, Larry Mason;
marshal, Ethel Fowler; chaplain, Helen
Harding; scribe, Cleada Horne; ac-
countant, Nellie Dugan; treasurer,
Frank H. Gauss: inside guard, Mary
H. Green; outside guard, John Holle-
Griessmer. Bessie Theer: mistress of
ceremonies, Mildred E. Carter. The