Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-19


r. Jones and w. c. Ferber.
The third annual visitation Of the
State officers will be to woodrow Will
son Council. in Kenilworth, D. c., jan
uary 81.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
At a recent meeting of the board Of
directors of the knights Of Pythias Hall
Association, Ellery W. Heiss was elected
treasurer and Samuel Banks a member
of the board.
In Union Lodge Wednesday evening
the following officers we're installed by
Grand Chancellor A. Herman Woody:
Chancellor commander, C. T. Smith;
vice chancellor, w. C. Heller; prelate,
T. E. Skinner; master of work, W. E..
Brooks: keeper of records and seal, H.
B. Brown; master of finance, w. H.
Hoover; master of exchequer, r. p.
Hanson; master of arms, G.. o. Sunday;
inner guard, e. S. Young; outer guard,
p. A. Poterf1eld: delegate to the Relief
Bureau, w. E. Brooks; trustees, A. Her
man Woody, E. S. Young and Walter E.
Brooke; representatives to the grand
lodge, A. H. Woody, W. H. Hoover, H. B..
Brown, T. z. Skinner and r. p. Hanson
The chancellor commander appointed
five members to be known as the good of
the order committee, for the purpose of
formulating plans for the future activi-
ties OF the lodge. The next meeting will
be held January %, when the rank of
esquire and knight will be conferred on
three candidates.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters,
installed the following officers January
g. Past chief, Carrie Banks: senior, Nell
lie Embrey; junior Ella Embrey; man.
sger. Nettie Lynn: M. of r. and c., An
ME Sullivan (re-elected; M. of F., Ida
Crown (re-electeO proctor, Carrie Bat
son: outer guard, jeanette Painter; in
stalling officer, Garnett Fortune assist
ed by Elsie Vanderwort and Jeanette
Crowther. The retiring most excellent
chief was presented with a past chief
pin and certificate. Carrie Davis. on
behalf Of degree staff and drill team,
presented her with a silver cheese and
cracker dish. Her husband presented
her with pin. Nettie Lynn, manager,
was presented with a purse from her
husband and daughter. Most Excel
committees.
Century Decatur Lodge will meet
at the temple tomorrow evening and
Amaranthe Lodge will meet at the
Northeast Temple tomorrow evening;
Webster Lodge, Excelsior Lodge and
Capital Lodge will nMh Tuesday. eve
ming; Mount Vernon lodge, Union
Lodge and Columbia Lodge win meet
wednesday evening; Syracusians Lodge
and Rathbone-Superior Lodge will
meet Friday evening.
Grand Chancellor A. Herman Woody
has invited the supreme chancellor to
attend the annual convention of the
Grand Lodge, February 19 and 20.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
The membership committee, Miss
Sarah George presiding, held meeting
wednesday evening. The date for
initiation will be decided at the BUSH
ness meeting Of Court 2l2 Tuesday
evening. Miss George announced her
committee has perfected their program
for that evening. Rev. Francis x. Cava-
nagh, chaplain, will have charge Of "the
question box"
The Converts League will meet Thurs-
day at 8:l5 pm, when the honored
guest will be Very Rev. Francis P. Lyons
OF Chicago. H.. national spiritual direc-
tor OF c. D. A. Converts League. The
principal address will be delivered by
Miss Agnes @. Regain Of the N. G. G. w.
Rev. Joseph I. Malloy, spiritual direc-
tor of Converts League Of Court 2l2;
Rev. Francis x. Cavanagh, chaplain,
and Miss Mary G. Boland, grand regent
OF the local court, will also address the
meeting. Miss Elizabeth Mullen, So
prano, and Miss Mary Ahern, pianist,
will be the contributing artists.
Miss Margaret Rupert, chairman Of
OF vesper committee, has called a meet
ing of her committee for Tuesday eve
ming preceding the business meeting of
Court 212.
The chairman of the dance commit
tee, Miss Bess Calra announces Fri
day evening dances from 8 to IL o'clock.
Miss Ann Doyle, chairman of the
Easter dance and card party, announces
1t VIII be given at the Willard April e.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
The State Council will hold the an
nual Martha Washington ball at the
Raleigh Hotel February 20.
The next annual visitation will be
held January 20 at Progressive Council,
808 street.
Triumph Council held its annual visi-
tation January 8 at Northeast Masonic
Temple. The State and national ON
GERS were ofdcially received by Councillor
installed by the Deputy e. Viola
Thompson: Councillor, Florence Birch;
associate councillor, Mollie Smith; junior
past councillor, Jesse Davis; associate
junior past councillor, Adelaide Miller;
vice councillor, Pearle Peake; associate
vice councillor, George jackson; con-
ductor, Georgia Tyler; warden, Pearl
Wolfe; financial secretary, Jennie Buell.;
treasurer, Fannie Joyner; recording sec
rotary. j. w. Schwenk; assistant record
ing secretary, Marie Stephenson: inside
sentinel, Jessie Reed, and 18-month
trustee, Amelia Budeshiem.
The councillor appointed the following
committees: Chairman Of good Of the
order committee, Louise Schwenk; spe-
cial committee, Katherine Parker; de-
linquent committee, Harry Thompson,
Mr.. Burch and Florence Burch, and
press correspondent, Marie Stephenson.
Past councillors jewels were presented
to Adalyn Burger and Mamie Nichols.
Remarks were made by Past National
Councillor Naomi Swami, State Coun-
cilor Louise Grubbs, State Secretary
Charles Miller, Associate State Coun-
cilor Margaret Seymour and State
Treasurer Mildred Rock. The following
program was rendered: Sketch. by
members of Triumph Council; recita-
ton, by Mary Treynor, and solo. by Dora
Herbert. Gifts we're presented to State
Councillor Louise GrubbS by Mary Tow
ers, Deputy <. Viola Thompson by Past
State Councillor Louise Schwenk and to
Louise Schwenk, chairman of good Of
order committee, by Past State Coun-
cilor Pearl Wolfe.
Fidelity Council will have a public
installation Of officers January 81 at
Pythian Temple.
Golden Rule Council met January 10
in Northeast Masonic Temple with the
councillor, Margaret Shepherd, presid-
ing. Archie Lewis was elected drill
master and Nellie Teeple pianist. The
following officers were installed by the
deputy, Mary Ferguson: Councillor,
Ernest Warren; associate councillor,
Carrie Englehaupt; vice councillor, Eva
Cunningham; associate vice councillor,
Louis Barnes; junior past councillor,
Margaret Shepherd; associate junior
past councillor, Ida Teeple; conductreSs,