Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-24
MASONIC.

. o'clock this afternoon, di-
rected by the Rev. DR.. John G.
Palmer, chaplain of the Grand
Lodge Of Masons. The Rev. Bartlett
B. James. D. D, president Congrega-
tional Ministers Association OF wash
ington, D. c., will deliver the address
and j. Walter Humphrey will direct
the music.
AS special guests, the officers and
members of the following named blue
lodges, and of the chapters Of the
Order Of the Eastern Star, with their
families, will attend this service:
King David Lodge. No. %. Carroll "A.
warthen. master; Hiram Lodge, No. 10,
John H. Eiseman, master; Takoma
Lodge, No. 49, William H. Dyre, master;
Loyalty Chapter, No. 80, Mrs. Grace
Tullar, matron; William T. Tignor,
patron; Brookland Chapter, No. IL, Mrs.
Ruth B. Speake. matron; William M.
Ziegler. patrol; Takoma Chapter, NO.
~, Mrs. Georgia T. Hendrick, matron;
Joseph H. Austin, patron.
Ali members of the Masonic Fraternity
and of it's allied bodies, with their
families. as we'll as the public, are well
come, ample accommodation being pro-
vided.
d. Brookland Chapter will participate
in the religious service today at
o'clock. The Summer recess will be
ended by the meeting of September 10.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Anacostia Council met in regular ses-
sion August l8 in the Anacostla Ma
sonic Hall, with the vice councillor, c. A.
Redstatt. presiding. One application Tor
membership was presented. Inc cross
Roads Council will pay this council
visit Saturday night. State Warden E.
A. Diehl, Past State Councillor John Simp-
son and Past Councillor E. D. Kaufman
made a detailed report of the reunion
at COLCHESTER Beach, Md, held last Sat-
urday. The annual election of officers
of the General Reunion Committee was
held on the boat returning to Balu-
more, with the following results:
President, John France of Hagerstown,
Md: E. A. Diehl of Washington, vice
president; G.. E. Rice OF Hagerstown,
treasurer; Sam Moore OF HagerstoWn,
secretary and E. D. Kaufman OF wash
tngton, assistant secretary. AT the last
meeting of the council remarks were
made by Past Councillors E. A. Diehl,
E. D. Kaufman, John Thomas, E. Il.
Thomas and Chaplain Lou Richards.
Liberty Bell Council met August Is
in the Northeast Masonic Temple, with
Councillor L. c. Risler presiding. The
reports OH dll UulSbdllOlllB SOlliAAlttSSo
showed the council to be progressing.
Movements are on foot for activities for
the coming season. The councillor in
troduced plans whereby the members
will be entertained each meeting night
this Winter. Committees were ap-
pointed to assist the councillor The
speakers of the evening included Vice
Councillor H. F. Parr, Junior Past Coun-
cilor F. H. Weber and Financial Secre-
tary r. E. McCuloch.
The officers for Old Glory Council for
the ensuing term are: Junior past
councillor, w. H Gill; councillor, T. L..
Leap. jr; vice councillor Harold W..
Smith; recording secretary, t. Hume
Henry; assistant recording secretary,
Charles E. Ridgeway; financial secre-
tary. T. c. Segar; treasurer, Charles D.
Hobbs: conductor, Alton M. Windsor;
warden, Andrew M. Gardiner; inside
sentinel, w. S. Doleman; outside senti-
mel. S. D. B. Rollins; chaplain, A. M.
Davis, and trustees, Alton M. Windsor,
Robert M. Trotter and George E. Baxter.
Capital Council met in the North
east Masonic Temple August 18, with
Councillor F. E. Potter presiding. State
Council Deputy w. T. Perry installed
the following officers: Junior past coun-
cilor, William S. Campbell: councillor,
r. E. Potter; vice councillor, T. B. Mont
gomery; recording secretary w. l..
Wellman: financial secretary, F. E. Pot
ter; treasurer, A. T. NARROW; conductor,
D. M. Wilson; warden, j. M. Simpson:
inside sentinel j. E. ogden; outside
sentinel, w. H. Weltz; chaplain, H. M.
Wood. assistant recording secretary, w.
e. Potter, and trustees, D. c. McLane,
II. M. Wood and D. M. Wilson.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
A State Council Committee meeting
was held on August 10, when plans
were made for the good fellowship ban
Quet and ball to be given September 8
at the Raleigh Hotel, followed on Sep
TENDER 9 and 10 by the thirty-fourth
annual session of the State Council.
Chairman Mrs. Naomi Swami appoint
ed the following committees:
On arrangements: Past State Coun-
cilor Mrs. Sadie Levy, Mrs. Clara Mace
and Mrs. Lulu Mastin. Music: State
Conductor Mrs. Mabel Downing, State
Warden Mrs. Emma Brooks and State
Treasurer Mrs. Mildred Rock. Pro-
!. grams: Mrs. Annie Sullivan and Miss
. Ruth Taylor. Flowers: National Dep
4 uty Mrs. Margaret Hartman. State In
b side Sentinel Mrs. Belle Gibson and
!; Mrs. Rose Wells. Place cards: Past
Councillor Mrs. Ella Stone and Past
State Councillor Mrs. Louise Mcdonald
Floor committee: Past State Councillors
=
'fDelano, Associate State Vice Councillor
Mrs. Margaret Halfpap and Mrs. Rob-
ert Downing. A final meeting will be
\ held at Odd Fellows Temple on Sep
er*ember 6.
The carnival given by the State
Council was very successful. Fidelity
, Council won the prize for the largest
= attendance.
At the last meeting Of Star Spangled
Banner Council Hilda Herbert the
,councilor, announced plans for lawn
Z fete to be held on August 81 at Seat
Pleasant, Md. Associate State Vice
Councillor Mrs. Margaret Halfpap pre-
scented Louise Linkins with past coun-
cilor's pin and also spoke of her trip
to New York.
The last meeting of Anacostia Coun-
Gil was called to order by the associate
councillor, Lee Connors, who reported
1 the councillor, Mrs. Nora Lee, very Ill.
deep sympathy of the council is ex-
tended to State Vice Councillor Mrs
Ethel Burroughs on the death Of her
father.
, Triumph Council held its weekly
/ meeting with Councillor Hilda Peake in
the chair. The degrees of loyalty, love
land patriotism were conferred on Miss
Emma May Hall, with the captain,
Harry Buell., in charge of the degree
team. The ritualistic ceremony Of drap-
ing the charter in memory Of Mrs.
Rosalie Smith and Mrs. Mary Nolan
I were held. A solo, Abide With Me-" by
Past Councillor Margaret Gray, was q
feature in the draping of the charter.
State Councillor Mrs. Louise Grubbs in
stalled Mrs. George Tyler as associate
vice councillor and Mrs. Carrie Yam
iViola Thompson rendering special
{ music Addresses were made hY State