Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
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and Is rehearsing for q play to be pre-
scented in April.
Eureka Hive viii meet Monday eve
ming at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Mount Vernon Tent Is preparing a
program for its past commanders night
April IA, at Northeast Masonic Temple.
IL Is planned TO have a class initiation
together with the presentation of past
commanders badges to all past COM
manders of the tent.
JR. o. u. A. NJ.
The next visitation of the State coun-
Gil ofncers viii be to John L. Burnett
Council, February 26 in t'se hall at
Wisconsin avenue and N street
SEEMING Council met February II
IN the Odd Fellows Hall at Benning
and was presided over by Councillor
Martin Nelson. On February the
council attended services at the Straus
Memorial Church. Chaplain Kennel
Dickson spoke on The American Flag
on the Firing Line" State Treasurer
r. w. Hawkins. Deputy A. w. Lee,
Ihomas Ingall, A. A. Straus and l.. E.
Gates also spoke
A party of juniors from Washington
leo by State Councillor E. G. Beck and
State Vice Councillor F. c. Mangum re-
Gently visited Vienna Council at Vienna,
va. The meeting was held jointly with
Betsy Ross Council Of the Daughters of
america National Secretary James L.
Wiimeth was the principal speaker.
Others who made addresses were: State
councillor z. 9. Beck, State Vice Coun-
cuor z. G. Mangum, State Secretary
John Prender, State Treasurer r. w.
Hawkins, State Conductor r. F. Bur-
CESS, State Warden E. A. Delhi, State
inside Sentinel E M Garrett State
Outside Sentinel E. H. Wax. National
Committeeman T. E. Skinner, Rev. r.
l.. Granger and others
Inc State council officers visited Lib
ePty Bell Council, February Is and
were received by Councillor F. H. Weber,
The following program was presented:
ADDRESS, National Representative
Charles H. Hid; selections, Hawaiian
String Quartet: monologue, James
Bond address,. Lieut.. Windsor B. w.
Stroup, U. S. NJ. c.: monologue, Jimmie
Mullins; y. C. Mangum. H. B. NAL
Tory, George D. Hid, F. H. Parr, G. w.
Ackerman, Max Eshberger, L. S. Boswell
and Allan c. Witherite entertained with
radio party.
Capital Council will meet tomorrow
Temple.
At the Arcade, Fourteenth street and
Park road, q class initiation, under the
auspices Of the State council, will be
100 1AoAA4A 80 at o Q.I0. NdIlOI2l
Councillor Omer c. Stubs of Covinrton.
KY. and the national secretary, James
L. Wilmeth. will be present.
Andrew Jackson Council met Febru- |
airy IL at SOS I street with Councillor |
]. T. Smith presiding Councillor. j. 7. |
smith, Secretary W. M Laroche. Ma
tlonal' Committeeman. T. e. Skinner, |
den @. o. Sunday made addresses.
z. j. Ross Council met February Is |
In the Junior Order Hall with Councillor |
Guy kefaver presiding. Degree Mas
Ter George w. Swift and Drill Master |
william Deshazor made plans for ini- |
tlation OF candidates on the first meet |
ing night IN March, committees also |
were appointed to entertain the State |
omcerS on their annual visitation to |
this council March 20. Councillor |
kefaver, Past state Treasurer Thomas |
r. Jones, W.. Il. Sudwarth, w. c. Fer
Der, Deputy G. II. Hid and William
Lassman made addresses.
Star Spangle Banner Council will |
nave an excursion to Marshall Hall on |
July SO. Councils wishing to join are |
requested to notify Secretary George ?.
Barnes, 1909 Eighth street
Eagle Council convened February Is |
In the Franklin Memorial Church with /
Councillor CA. King ptesidfng. The
speakers Of the evening were Deputy
SGaCe Oouncllor e. r. Thomas. A. w.
Less, w. Blaksley and G. A. King.
Washington Council met at Nine
teenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
February IL, with Councillor A. Jasper
presiding. The council adjourned early
and visited Potomac Valley Forge t
Council at S08 street Addresses were I
made by State Councillor E. G. Beck. |
State Outside Sentinel E. H. Wax, |
Deputy State Councillor j. D. Simpson.
C0llnrfl0F A .TccYcV Ck0k I
c1lor James Madison, Vice Councillor /
A. F. Redmiles, Past Deputy j. Con-
ners, A. @. Collins, Past State Coun-
cilor D. L. Smith, Secretary L. M.
Green and c. E. Clark
Star Spangled Banner Council met !
February IA, with Councillor Clarence
z. Lttleton conducting the meeting.
Final plans were discussed for the an
niversary celebration of the councils
birthday to be held February %, This
will be the twenty-fifth anniversary.
Past Councillor Harry Chrisman, State I
Inside Sentinel E. NJ Garrett, Chaplain
Bushby, Rev. r. l.. Granger and David /
Pezold made addresses.
John L. Burnett Council met Febru-
airy IL, with Councillor A. C. Darne pre-
siding. The speaker for the evening
was Rev. r. L. Granger of Star
Spangled Banner Council. Others who
gave addresses were State Chaplain
G. L. Myers and Past Councillor Glenn
son Of Star Spangled Banner Council.
Past Councillor P. M. Riley of Reno
Council, Deputy State Councillor Louis
Winner and Secretary John Lumsden.
Potomac Valley Forge Council met
February IL in the Junior Order Hall
with Councillor E. Miller presiding
Washington Council, led by Deputy
State Councillor J. D. Simpson, Past
Deputy T. Corners. Past State Coun-
cilor James Madison and Councillor A.
Jasper, made fraternal visit. The
speakers of the evening were State
Councillor z. G. Beck, Past State Coun-
cilors James Madison, D. L. Smith, j. D.
Simpson, State Outside Sentinel E. H.
Wax, A. Jasper, councillor Of Washing
ton Council; A. Miller, councillor of Po-
tomac Valley Forge Council; Secretary
L. M Green and J. w. Irving
washington Juniors went to Ballston,
Va, February 10 and made that coun-
ell a visit. The speaker Of the evening
was Representative Lincoln Newiall of
Kentucky. Others who spoke were
State Councillor z. G. Beck, State Sec
cilor F. c. Mangum, State Inside Sen
tinel z. NJ. Garrett, State Outside Sen
tinel e H. Wax and National Repre-
sentative G. H. Hid from the District
of Columbia.
j. Morgan Read Council received the
SLaJe COUNCIL Objects feDEuaTy Il at
that councils annual visitation. The
visiting members were received by
Councillor z. B. Pitts.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA
At the meeting Tuesday evening,
Grand Regent Miss Mary C.. Boland
presiding. the proposed hotel project
was discussed. The executive commit
tee will meet tomorrow at 1880 pm.