Evening star., 1930-11-30
FRATERNITIES

Earl Thomas, E. D. Kaufman, ]. z.
Talbert, ]. L. Nair, F. C. Prather, j. C.
Coppage, ]. E. Frye, Gus Law, P. D.
Carter, E. A. Diehl, Clark Teats, N. Z,
Kemper, j. D. Simpson, James Prather,
r. F. Bowman, E. H. Wax, w. H. Lith-
grow, w. D. Kellam, ]. K. Davis, John
Thomas, John Ellis, E. Bobletts, E. F.
BoblettS, E. w. G. Jones and Charter
Members N. B. Scott, S. e. Shaw, G.
o. Boher and p. j. Martin.
At the last meeting of Benning Coun-
Gil a testimonial dinner was given in
honor of State Council Treasurer r. w.
Hawkins. State Council Treasurer
Hawkins was POSTMASTER. Councillor
Howard Richardson of Benning Coun-
Gil, State Councillor F. c.. Mangum,
State Secretary John Prender, State
Vice Councillor T. F. Jones, Junior Past
State Councillor E. G. Beck, State War
den E. M. Garrett, State outside Sem
cilor A. w. Lee, Allan c. Witherite,
Past State Councillor A. C. Columbus,
Mark Keefe, Councillor Harmon of
Eagle Council, Past Councillor Paylow Of
Woodrow Wilson Council, Gus Dahler
of Liberty Bell Council, T. E. Potter,
jr, of Capitol Council and the follow
ing members from Benning Council.
w. L. Gray, Treasurer Gray, Junior
Past Councillor Carrigan, Chaplain
Liberty Bell Council met in the
Northeast Masonic Temple, with Coun-
cilor lie Roy Risler presiding. The
speakers were Past Councillor Hargett
Of Mount Vernon Council, Deputy State
| Councillor Phil Martin, Chaplain Rec
tor, Councillor Risler, Secretary Harry
Mallory and others.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
The annual Thanksgiving services
were held Sunday evening at the First
T. J. Huntington delirering the sermon.
A solo was rendered by Rev. Turkington.
Triumph Council met, with Mrs. Hilda
Peake in the chair. A rummage sale will
be held December l to s, inclusive, at
Nichols avenue and u street southeast.
The men, with j. w. Schwenk as chair
man, entertained the women with an
orchestral selection followed by dancing
and solos by the orchestra pianist, Mr..
Curtain A turkey supper, prepared and
served by the men, was given. Address,
es were made by Deputy Mrs. Mary
Ferguson, Mrs e. Viola Thompson, Mrs.
Ida Kerper and others.
John L. Budnett Council convened
with frankie Winston presiding. Norni-
nation of officers was held.
The last meeting of AnacoStia Coun-
Gil was conducted by Mrs. Nora Lee. An
| invitation from Friendship Council to
eXemplify the degrees was accepted and
| will take place at its next meeting
Nomination of officers was held. Talks
were made by Deputy Mrs. Mildred
Rock and State Councillor Mrs. Ethel
Burroughs. E. H. Wax presented the
council with a gavel made by the boys
at the Junior Home, at Tifin, Ohio.
Kenmore Council concluded nomina-
ton of officers and trustees at its last
meeting, when Mrs. Rose Myles ap-
pointed Mrs. Nettie Metler and Mrs
Wills to serve on the State Benevolent
Committee. Remarks were made by Past
State Councillor Mrs. Clara Rock, Mrs
Eta GLADDEN. and George Cohill OF
Golden Rule Council.
The next meeting of the Semper FL
delis Club will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Dora Wood, $40 Second street
northeast, December 9.
The annual visitation of Mizpah
Council was held November 20 at Rene
Hall, when State Councillor Mrs
Ethel Burroughs and her official staff
we're received and welcomed. Short ad-
dresses were made by State Councillor
Mrs. Burroughs, State Secretary Charles
H. Miller and State Treasurer Mrs. Mil
dred Rock The unwritten work was
given by Mrs. Mary Cockrell. Past Ma
tional Councillor Mrs Naomi Swanr
spoke of changes made in the ritual
istic work at ths national session.
Mtzpah Sewing Circle will meet De-
cenlber 3. at the home of Mrs. Cora
Marcy, Ballston, Va.
REBEKAH LODGES.
The president of the Assembly, Annt
B. Wightnlan, and her officers, accom-
panied by the grand master, Elmer
Cummings and his officers, paid theil
official visit to Schuyler Colfax Lodge
Tuesday evening. Addresses were made
by w. w. MILAN, Mrs. Annie Grigsby
grand instructress, and Mrs. Margaret
Royston of Frederick County, Md.
Ruth Lodge will have a social to-
morrow evening.
A visitation will be made to Friend
ship Lodge Tuesday evening by thu
president of the Assembly and the granC
master with their officers.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting of National Lodge
was called to order by Comdr. Mrs
Jessie Richards. The degrees were con-
ferred upon Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdonald
Mrs. Bessie Fairfax, Mrs. Sarah Bel
0ADoOll, MIS-. MdISdTeI ACCdTQl, MIS-
Beulah Byrne, Mrs. Annie E. HaSlel
and A. Don j. Morocco, also sever
candidates from Star of Virginia Lodge
| of Alexandria.
Nomination Of officers was as fol-
lows: Commander, Miss Frances Ward
vice commander, Mrs. Jessie Tate
marshal, Miss Ruth Johnson; scribe
Clarence T. Smith; accountant Mrs
Mabelle Bernard; treasurer, Fred v
Jones; chaplain, Miss Helen Grissam
mistress of ceremonies, Mrs. Hester
Burke; inside guard, Mrs. Mary
Browne; outside guard, Mrs. Bessie
Fairfax, and 18 months trustee, Charlie:
Frazier.
Remarks were made by Supreme
Treasurer Rath. An incense burner
was presented by Mrs. Margaret Baker
of Capitol Lodge.
The next meeting will be tomorrow
at 808 I street. This meeting viii
be followed by a Thanksgiving dance
and the nomination of officers will bt
finally closed.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Preparations are being made by loca
Woodmen for the Head Camp conven'
fiOV, fo ha hold WoSbin0tOf1 naxI