Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26

Bertha Hubacher by Past Councillor
Ella Smith and Associate Junior Past
Councillor Lille Hazel by Past State
Councillor Mary p. James. Pearl Torney
made a report on the benevolence COM
nittee. A card party was held at
the home of Mary p James, 7l2 Port
land street, Congress Heights, D. c.,
January IS.
Barbara Frietchie Council was called
to order by Councillor Berthe Harlow in
Star Hall, Mount Rainier, Md. 1t was
its annual visitation. State Coun-
cilor Louise Grubbs and her staff of
ofncer5 were received. State Councillor
Edward Beck of the j. o. u. A. M. and
his staff Of officers were also oficially
received. Gifts were presented State
Councillor Louise Grubbs and Deputy
Julia Columbus.
+, Esther Council Past Councillors AS
ISOLATION will hold a valentine dance
and party February IL.
! Virginia Dare Council will initiate a
class OF candidates February IL.
Kenmore Council was called to order
January IL by Councillor Eta GLADDEN..
The installation of Elizabeth Reher as
inside sentinel was conducted by Past
State Councillor Clara Rock. A coun-
try dance was held.
Triumph Council was called to order
by Councillor Florence Birch. The Hap
Ply Hour Social Club met January II
at the home of Fannie Joyner, with
Katherine Parker assisting. Past Coun-
cilors Esther Reed and Mary Nichols
were initiated This club viii hold a
card party February at the home of
! Jennie Buell., 2104 Minnesota avenue
southeast, with Harry Buell. and Louise
SchWenk assisting. The next meet
ing of the club will be held at the home
OF Louise Schwenk with J. w. Schwenk
| ASSISTING a S0O0
| west. February IA.
Progressive Council held its annual
visitation Monday evening at 500 ]
street, at which time State Councillor
Louise GruhbS and her stan of off,
GERS were received. The officers were
installed by Deputy Mary p. James. The
unwritten work was given by the asso-
ciate State councillor, Margaret Sey-
mour. Remarks were made by State
Councillor Louise Grubbs, State Secre-
tary Charles Miller Associate State
Councillor Margaret Seymour, Past Ma
tional Councillor Naomi Swami and
other members of the order.
THE MACCABEEs.
National Tent, in conjunction with
Martha Washington Hive, will hold a
joint installation of officers, followed by
a dance, at Odd Fellows Hall, 419
Seventh street, February 5. Sir Knight
| w. 0. Hayes, great commander OF
Maryland, Delaware and District of
Columbia, will be the installing officer
for the sir knights, while Mrs, E. Olive
| Eckert, assistant great commander, will
install the women. The committee in
charge is Past Comdr Major Walker
John w. Fletcher and Thomas W.
Smith. George Degenhardt is record
keeper of National Tent, with office in
$40 Bond Building.
Eureka Hive has been awarded a set
Of five color bearers flags by the SUI
preme commander for making substan-
tial gains in membership during 1929
These flags will be presented to Mrs
Ethel M. Allen, commander, at the
hive tomorrow evening at Northeast
Masonic Temple.
The club recently formed to foster
social activities, interest in ritualistic
work and increase in membership has
been christened the Ditto Club Of the
Maccabees. A meeting was held Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs. Ethel
| M. Allen, 2l20 Minnesota avenue south
east. It was decided to hold patriotic
meeting at the Eastern High School
February 20, wherein the children COM
i posing the living flag of the United
States Flag Association will participate
Committee appointed to cooperate with
Mrs. Sarah H. Severe, court director
are Mrs. Ethel M. Allen, Mrs. Blanche
E. Schriver, Miss Jane Morris, MesSrs
Philip A. Clagett and Edwin s. Yetton
| The club also decided to hold dance
on st. Patrick's day, to be sponsored by
the men of the club. A play will be
presented during Easter week under the
supervision Of Miss Thelma Morris. The
next meeting will be held at the home
| of Mrs. Margaret Bachelor, 6l6 L street
southwest. who will be assisted by Mrs
Philip A. Clagett and the Misses Mar
/ garet Burley and Bertha M. Cady as
! hostesSes.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Usage Tribe met January 18 and was
addressed by Great Sachem Baker
Great Senior Sycamore Nally, Great
Representative Seiffert. Great Chief OF
Records Alexander and others.
! Logan Tribe is making plans for a
class adoption February rs, at Four
tenth and p streets.
Seneca Tribe met in Jonadab Hall
with Sachen Maddox presiding.
/ Powhatan Tribe met January Is
with Sachem Prayer presiding. The
adoption degree was conferred on
candidates, the warriors degree on 8
! and ! admitted by card. The ways and
| means committee announced a get
together party in honor of Great
Sachem Baker on February 6. There
will be no meeting of the tribe Febru-
airy 20. as the hall will be turned over
to the Grand Lodge of knights of
| Pythias. j. L. Barr, George Flichter
and w. j. McKernan were elected as
alternates to the session Of the Great
Council. Addresses we're made by Great
! Sachem Baker, Great Representative
Seifert. Brother Bell Of Kokoma, Ind
and others.
Mineola Tribe met January II and
made plans to go to Baltimore January
! 90 to visit.
There will be a class adoption held
for the degree of Pocahontas in Odd
| Fellows Temple February IL at pm
Idaho Council met January II, with
Pocahontas Heaton presiding. One
member was adopted and three new
| applications we're received. The last
| Friday in every month Is social night.
White Eagle Council met January Is,
with Pocahontas Smith presiding. One
application was received and one bal
loted on. This council is making prep
arations for the class adoption Febru-
airy 90. A card party will be held jan
uary 49, Remarks were made by Great
Sachem Baker, Great Instructress Ro-
land. Past Pocahontas Stevens, Past
Pocahontas Jenkins and others.
Waneta Council met Tuesday night
in Pythian Temple, with Pocahontas
Green presiding. Great InStructress
Roland assisted by Past Pocahontases
Horne. Richards and Owens, raised the
| following chiefs: Prophecies Deschard
First Runner Shepherd, Fourth Warrior
Baker. Remarks were made by Great
Sachem Baker, Great Instructress Ro-
land and Prophecies of Mineola Douglas
Mineola Council met January 10
with Pocahontas Mitchell presiding
One application was received and two
balloted on. This council also is MAX
ing plans for the class adoption Febru-
airy IL. Remarks were made by Great