Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-07
FRATERNITIES


Minnie Simpson.
!. Past Councillor Mrs. Elsie Boteler pre-
sided at the last meeting of Old Glory
Council State Treasurer Mrs. Mildred
Rock spoke of the good fellowship BAN
quet and ball and also of the State ses-
sion.
At the last meeting of Triumph Coun-
Gil Deputy Mrs E. Viola Thompson in
stalled Viola Priddy as inside sentinel
and Roy Wolfe outside sentinel. Appro-
priations were made for the voting
members at the State session. Deputy
Mrs. E. Viola Thompson babe the coun-
Gil an official good-by. Mrs. Ida Ker-
per Of Old Glory Council delivered an
address.
The Happy Hour Social Club of Tri-
umph Council will resume its Fall activ-
tiles September IL at the residence of
Mrs. Agnes Barbour, 1911 A street
northeast, with Mrs. Mary Nichols as
sisting as joint hostess.
At the last meeting of Golden Rule
Council one application for reinstate-
ment was received. Associate Councillor
Mr.. Louis Barnes gave the Unwrltten
work The ritualistic ceremony of
draping the charter In memory of the
death of Mrs. Clara Scott VIII take place
! 0CPbCl1lOCI lie 6CpuLy mis-. N1d1y
guSon gave farewell address.
Mizpah Council met at 722 Twentieth
street August %. Short addresses were
given by Mrs. Naomi Swami and Ella
Stone. Mizpah Sewing Circle will hold
Its next meeting September II.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Franklin and Calanthe Lodges will
meet tomorrow evening. Union and Co
lumbia Lodges Wednesday evening"
Hermione Lodge Thursday evening and
Syracusians Lodge Friday evening.
The Board of Directors of the
knights of Pythias Hall Association
will meet Wednesday evening. Friend
ship Temple, Pythian Sisters. will meet
| wednesday evening and will tender a
reception to Mrs. Elsie Vandervort, who
was recently elected supreme chief of
the Pythian Sisters.
The first grand visitation of the grand
| chancellor and his associate Grand
Lodge officers to the subordinate lodges
will occur September Is, to Amaranth
Lodge in Masonic Temple, Eighth and
F streets northeast.
| The grand visitation to Franklin
Lodge has been changed to Septem-
Der %.
The Edward Dunn Memorial Knight
Rank team will have a full-dress re-
hearsal next Thursday evening All
members of the team are requested to
meet at o'clock. This team will have
q ceremonial the latter part of this
month for class initiation.
The grand chancellor Is working to
reorganize Washington Company, Uni
form Rank, and will call a meeting of
all members the latter part of the
month when steps will he taken to Sc
cure new uniforms.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Star Spangled Banner Council met
August 29, with Councillor Wardell pre-
siding. The speakers of the evening
were Junior Past Councillor Clarence
Littleton, Past Councillor H. Gorbutt,
Russell Bergin and others.
American-Jefferson Council at its
last meeting was addressed by State
Councillor e. @. Beck and Junior Past
State Councillor A. G. Columbus. Past
Councillor w. M. Martin and Secretary
9. E. Flynn were elected as represent
atives to the State Council session
November S, and.7. Chaplain r. H.
Yates, who Is in his eighty-first year,
addressed the council, which was en-
joyed by all.
Liberty Bell Council met August 80.
with Councillor L. G. Risler presiding.
the council had as guests Past State
Councillor @. w. Alderman, National
Representative c. H. Hid, Past Coun-
cilor Gorbutt Of Star Spangled Banner
| Council, Chaplain Wood of Capital
Council and @. e. Hid, attache of the
| United States Navy. The councillor
ordered the charter of the council
| draped IN respect to the late John B. r.
| Hayghe. Drill Master LIE Roy Risler has
called meeting of the drill team for
September 10 at the Phoenix Athletic
Club. Addresses were made by Past
state Councillor 9. w. Alderman, Ma
tional Representative Charles H. Hid,
Councillor Risler, Pianist Max Esberger,
Inside Sentinel Oscar Nelson, Secre-
tary Mallory, Past Councillors A. B.
Hughes, B. r. Staubb, r. B. Page, Al
Ian G. Witherite, w, H. Dawkins and
others.
Benning Council and Anacostia
Council will meet tomorrow night.
Capital and Reno Councils will also
meet tomorrow night. Andrew Jack
son, Eagle and Francis Scott Key
Councils will meet Tuesday. Wood
and third Tuesday. Potomac, Valley
Forge, John L. Burnett, Washington
Councils will meet Wednesday. indie
pendent Council meets every first and
third Wednesday. z. j. Ross Council
will meet Thursday. Old Glory Council
meets every first and third Thursday.
America Jefferson Council meets every
Thursday except the second, when
1t donates its hall to the Grand
Oriental Court. Star Spangled Banner
and Mount Vernon Councils will meet
every first and third Friday and Lib
erty Bell Council will meet Saturday.
Catholic Daughters Of America.
At the business meeting OF Court Dis
trict Of Columbia 212. Tuesday evening,
Miss Mary c. Boland, grand regent,
presiding, the following members were
elected on the House Committee: Mrs.
Ellen Smith, Miss Jennie Sims. Miss
Margaret Keane. Miss Elizabeth Nc
Cormick. Miss Katherine Keeley Miss
Agnes Auth, Miss Ethyl Sweet, Miss
Margaret McEnerney and Miss Anna
Murray.
The report was made by Miss Mary
Kerwin, chairman of membership An
account Of the coming conference of
Catholic Charities was given at the
meeting and an invitation extended to
the members to attend the various
meetingsEof the conference. The regis
tration will be in charge of the G. d. A.
An excursion this week to Gettysburg
was In charge Of Miss Elizabeth Raftery,
Miss Veronica Tucker, Miss Florence
Hosford, Miss Cassie Shilling, Miss
Helen Jacoby and Miss Catherine Kobe
ture.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Prizes awarded uniformed degree
teams of the Modern Woodmen of
America, Forester Department Annual
Encampment, held at the Tourist Camp,