Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-03
FRATERNITIES

Liberty Bell Council recently paid q
fraterna1 visit to Cabin Glen Council
at Cabin Johns, Md, the occasion being
q class initiation for that council. The
degrees were conferred by Fraternal En-
tertainment Association of Washington
County, Md, comprised of members of
the Junior Order Of Frederick, Md The
speakers were State Councillor E. @.
Beck, State Secretary John Prender
Junior Past State Councillor A. G, Co.
| lumbus, National Committeeman T. E.,
Skinner. and National Representative
G. H. Hid OF washington, d. c., and
| the following members from Maryland
State: Councillor e. s. Rice. National
Representative F. L. Bennett, National
| Organizer S. M. Moore, degree master;
| Past State Councillor j. E. France and
| others
Star Spangled Banner Council held
its annual excursion July 30 to Mar
shall Hall. Councils from Washington,
Virginia and Maryland participated in
the event Prizes were awarded to win
ners in the athletic events. A mock
initiation of the Eagle Oriental Court
was the major attraction.
The annual carnival of Eagle Council
! will be held August 16 to %, at Mime
sofa and Pennsylvania avenues south
east.
Andrew Jackson Council met July 90
and held an old-time Andrew Jackson
| meeting. limitations were suspended for
| the Summer and will be resumed again
| in the Fall. The speakers at the last
meeting were T. E. Skinner, Secretary
LaRoche, c. T. Lacey, president Of the
Junior Order Hall Association, and
others.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting of National Lodge
was called to order by Comdr. Mrs
Jessie Richards. One applicant was
elected to membership and the degrees
were conferred upon E. D. Cox.
Mrs. Marilla Smith made report on
the moonlight excursion and announced
another on August Is. Plans were also
made for lawn and card party in
the near future, with Phil A. Kenney
and Mrs. Jessie Tate in charge.
Deputy Supreme Comdr. Mrs. Floda
Reagan assisted by Deputy Supreme
Marilla Smith and Lulu Bowles; Past
Comdrs. Peggy Walters, Eva Raba,
Maggie Lacarione and Charles Frazier
installed the vice commander ELECT,
Miss Frances Ward.
Mrs. Maggie Lacarione, who is a
charter member and the first acting
commander of National Lodge, pre-
sented the lodge with new initiatory
paraphernalia. Comdr. Jessie Richards
responded in an appropriate manner.
Special music was furnished by Phil A.
Kenney. Addresses were made by Mrs.
Floda Reagan, past supreme command
er; Mrs. Sarah Sawden, Mrs. Lena
Geary of the Supreme Finance Com
mittee. Mrs. Lulu Bowles, Mrs. Ethel
Phythian, Mrs. Marilla Smith Mr. and
Mrs. Van Allen, Mrs. Margaret Baker,
Mrs. Peggy Walters, Jack Phythian.
Mrs. Greene, Phil A. Kenney, Mr.. Cox,
Charles Frazier, Mrs. Lariviere. Mrs.
Bette Rockwell, Mrs. Eva Raba and
John S. Richards
The next meeting will be August 4
at 808 street.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Justice Council installed the follow
ing officers: Elizabeth Risler, councillor;
Alma Schickler, vice councillor; Joe
Chandeliers, associate vice councillor;
Mignonette Hartman. guide: Katherine
Cameron, inside guard; Roy Cameron,
outside guard; Louis Barnes, junior ex-
councilorl 10 months trustee, Louis
Barnes. The officers were installed by
Past Councillor Mary Williams.
Councillor Risler appointed Mary Will
lian1s and Louis Barnes. as delinquent
committee: Elizabeth Shepherd, chair
man of ways and means; Adalini Poole,
| chairman of good of order; Eva Wood
press correspondent.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The board of directors will meet at
pm Monday at the club house.
Washington and Victory Reviews will
meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock at
the club house.
Victory Review will be in charge of
the weekly card party for the benefit
Of the club house Thursday evening.
There will be tables for bridge and 500.
Liberty Union Review will meet We'd
nesday evening at the club house. The
second meeting for August will be
omitted.
Luncheon will be served Thursday
from noon to 80 pm. by Liberty
Union Review for the benefit of the re-
view.
National Review will meet Friday
evening at o'clock.
b. p. o. ELKS.
The lodge will go in session next
| Wednesday at 1880 pm. Sixteen new
members will be indicted into the
order Exalted Ruler Mai. George E.
| Strong and the officers of the lodge
| have arranged several surprise features
| for the occasion.
Members who desire to attend the
| State convention which will be held at
Ocean City. Md, September to 6, will
register with Secretary william S.
Shelby.
| Rebekah Lodges.
| Naomi Rebekah and Ruth Lodges will
meet August 4. Dorcas Rebekah and
Mount Pleasant Lodges August 7.
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge cele-
brated its sixth anniversary at its last
meeting. Members of the Rebekah As
sembly who made addresses were Presi-
dent Anne Blaylock Wightman, Vice
President jeanette Grifith, Warden
Belle c. Thomson and Inside Guardiat
Ora Pfrimmer Past President Mary
Pollock Past Grand Master Millard
Zepp. Past Grand Master w. F. Law
son also spoke. The degree was con-
ferred upon one candidate. The En-
| tertainment Committee furnished the
following program: Solo, Miss Vesta
Pollock. and a sketch by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ison. The members of the lodge were
the guests of Mrs. Anna Shoots last
week at MaSonS Beach.
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