Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26

street. Senior Regent Anna Wagner
named q committee to act on the
charity ball committee.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
At the last meeting Of the State
Council Executive Board it was de-
cided to have a brief memorial service
in respect to the deceased members at
the first session of the State Council
Convention November 5. The conven-
ton will be for three days at the Ra-
leigh Hotel in the large ball room, and
on the last night a banquet will be given
to the State Council officers and rep
reSentatives.
Anacostia CounciAemet October 20 and
was presided ov8 by the councillor,
Samuel Hubacher. Eagle Council were
the guests anc presented four candi-
dates for initiation. State Inside Sem
tinel E. M. Garrett paid this council q
fraternal visit. The speakers of the
evening were State Inside Sentinel E.
M. Garrett, Deputy State Councillor C..
H. Muller State Warden E. A. Diehl,
Past Councillors Howard Beall, z. D.
Kaufman, Roy Thomas, Charles E.
Frye. A request was made by Deputy
Muller for a flag for j. Morgan Read
Council, to be presented and raised on
the Mount Rainier High School. The
council will hold the next initiation
November 8.
A class initiation was held for E. j.
Ross Council last night at the Raleigh
Hotel. A picked degree team from Penn
sylvania executed the degrees.
Members from Liberty Bell Council
and other councils in the District made
a fraternal visit to Mount Royal Coun-
Gil in Baltimore, october 81. Members
from both State Councils Of Maryland
and Washington and the National
Council were in attendance at a recep-
ton and banquet.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Members of Oak Grove, Woodmen
Circle, will meet Monday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. DeloS w. Thayer,
who will introduce Mrs. Rosa l.. Canada
of Baltimore, recently appointed State
manager for the District of Columbia
and Maryland. Plans will be made for
a joint meeting of the various groves
OF the District. Mrs. Canada, who is
also a national officer of the society,
will present honor badges of member
ship to several members of Oak Grove
tomorrow evening.
DANES OF MALTA.
Loyalty Sisterhood met October 10
at 622 Twentieth street, the meeting
being called to order by the queen,
Mrs. Ida Jones. Mrs. Bessie Howell
was elected to membership. The fol-
lowing officers were installed to fill ex-
listing vacancies by Mrs. Sue p. Minis,
senior protector: Mrs. Eta Boyd, as
second color bearer; Mrs. Hattie Harri-
son, as second guard, and Mrs. Floy
Carson QgCfCf0n RnaNor If
An entertainment under supervision
OF Mrs. Florence Erwin, musician, was
presented, as follows: Solo, Mrs. Nam
ME Davis; reading, Miss Minnie Butts.
The following from the Boys Club.
Bonnie Patrick, Thomas White and
Bruce Davis, furnished banjo and har-
monica music The next meeting will
be November 1.
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.
Congressional Circle met last Friday
night at 934 Grant place, with the
president, Mrs. Lucy Sampson, presid-
ing. Plans were discussed for the es-
tablishment of additional circles In
washington and for a membership
campaign. The supreme convention
will meet at the willard Hotel next
June. C.. w. Barton, supreme repre-
sentative from Sharon Pa, is in Wash
ington conducting the membership cam
paign.
ORDER OF SHEPHERDS OF
BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting of Trinity Lodge was
called to order by Comdr. Garrett De-
laney, Blanche Brooks, chairlady good
and welfare, made q financial report Of
her committee. Supreme Comdr. Harry
Vollrath made remarks and appointed
as his deputies for the District and Vir-
ginia lodges the following past comman-
ders: Mrs. Maize Dondera to National
Lodge. Mrs. Burke to Capitol, Mrs. Mar