Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-05
FRATERNITIES
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class of candidates for this council at
the Raleigh Hotel october Is.
Eagle Council met, with the coun-
cilor presiding. State Councillor E. G. /
Beck, State Treasurer H. w. Hawkins,
State Vice Councillor F. c. Mangum,
State Chaplain G. L. Myers and Dep
uty State Councillor E. r. Thomas were
the Invited guests to attend a recep-
ton in honor of Treasurer Randall Of
Eagle Council.
Anacostia Council met September 90, |
with Councillor S. Hubacher presiding. !
The council reappointed E. A. Diehl, E. |
D. Kaufman and Past State Councillor |
j. d. Simpson to the Reunion Commit !
tee for the coming year. On october !
% this council will go to BallSton |
Council, Virginia, and confer the de- |
grees for that council. A committee |
was appointed to arrange for banquet |
for the drill and degree teams and off, |
GERS of the council. Past State Coun- |
cilor j. D. Simpson, State Warden E. |
A. Diehl, Deputy State Councillor |
Charles Muller, Past Councillors How |
ard Beall, E. R. Thomas and Financial |
Secretary Fry made addresses.
Liberty Bell Council met September 81. |
with Councillor LIE Roy Risler presiding. |
Past Councillor Hid made q report OIL
charitable work accomplished during
the week by the committee Of which |
he had charge. Deputy State Coun-
cilor Schutt of Baltimore Md, invited |
the council to visit Mount Royal COM |
Gil on october 81. The speakers of the |
evening were: Past Councillors T. L, |
Hanlel, A. E. Franks, L. e. Rector, G. |
G. Lanhan, Allan c. Witherite. Charles |
D. Hid, F. H. Weber, w. E. Schorr and I
B. F. Wells. A drill rehearsal was
called for the drill team this week at |
the Phoenix Club.
WOODMEN CIRCLE.
The combined groves of the Wood
men Circle of the District of Columbia
end Maryland met in the Woodmen of
the World Hall, 935 Grant place, last I
Tuesday evening. This joint session |
Rosa L. Canada, who js>the local man
ager for this territory. Addresses of
welcome were given by Sovereign Flor
ence Helgesen sd behalf of the WASH
ington groves and State President Helen
Williams of Baltimore on behalf of
Maryland. Sovereign Fannie Cobb was
appointed deputy city manager in Wash
1ngton.
B. p. o. ELKS.
Edwin S. Fuller, chairman of the
Executive Committee of the Selective
Membership Campaign, announces that
300 members of the lodge have signi- |
fed their intentions to assist his COM
mittee to increase the membership of |
the lodge by 500 new members. A get
together dinner for this membership
committee will be held in few days.
On october the lodge will induct
large class of candidates, and the men,
bers of the lodge will be honored guests
at dinner in the Rathskeller from 6
to 7;3O o'clock. The lodge viii convene
at 1880 pm.
The 1881 State Association meeting
will be held at Cumberland, Md, and
Leonard M Gawler has been appointed |
chairman of the committee to arrange
foFZ the attendance from Washington
Lodge.
Elks Boys Band, sponsored by the
lodge, managed by George c. Wathen,
Harry Nichols and John Reh, was pre-
sented with purple and white banner,
the handiwork of Mrs. Esther L.
Thomas and Mrs. George c. Wathen.
Exalted Ruler Maj. George E. Strong
has appointed Henry I. Quinn a justice
of the subordinate forum. He also APP
pointed John H. Peak chairman of the
Seattle Club, who will form group to
attend the Grand Lodge reunion next
July.
the charity ball which will be given /
November 25 at the New Willard Hotel,
announced that members high in the |
order, the Army, the Navy, the Marine |
Court and the diplomatic service will |
be present. I
ODD FELLOWS.
Fred Stuart Encampment will meet |
tomorrow night. The new regalia will |
be on display. Past Chief Patriarch En-
nest L. Loving will report on the annual |
session Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
Columbian Encampment will meet
Wednesday night. Chief Patriarch VIII
liam H. Darr viii preside.
The printing contract for the 1880 |
journal of proceedings of the Grand
Encampment has been awarded to a
local printer and the chairman of the
Printing Committee, Frank d. Seifert,
announces that the journal will be ready
for distribution in several weeks.
RebeIxah Lodges.
Martha Washington Lodge met Sep
TENDER rs. Noble Grand Elizabeth
Harding announced homecoming night
October g.
At the last meeting of Esther Lodge
arrangements were made for a rum
mage sale. to be held October 10 and IL
at 1913 Four-and-a-Half street south
west. The lodge will meet october 10.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Century-Decatur and Amaranth
Lodges will meet tomorrow evening; |
Webster, Capital and Excelsior Lodges,
Tuesday evening: Mount Vernon, Union
and Columbia Lodges. Wednesday eve
ming; Hermione Lodge, Thursday eve
ming; Syracuse and Rathbone-Superior
Lodges, Friday evening; the Ways and
Means Committee, Saturday evening;
committee in charge Of the Halloween
barn dance and bazaar, Saturday;
Rathbone Temple Pythian Sisters, Fri
Wednesday evening
Washington Company, Uniform Rank,
met Tuesday evening and planned a
and Winter and will secure new uni
forms in time for the Halloween barn
dance and bazaar.
The grand visitation was held to
Syracuse Lodge Friday evening.
The grand chancellor and his as
sociate officers will visit Hermione Lodge
next Thursday evening.
WoMAN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Washington Review will meet tomor-
row evening at the club house. Victory
Review will also meet.
Columbia Review will hold business
meeting Tuesday evening.
National Review will be the hostess
review at the weekly card party Thurs
day evening.
National Review win meet at the