Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-05

Groves; inside sentinel, r. =. Fuee: cut.
side sentinel, w. =. NOVEL;: Chaplain
w. A. Spalding; pianist, r. o. Compton;
degree master, q. w. Swift: drill mas.
Ter. w. u. Lossman, and 1e.month txns.
tee, II. A. Beck. The council decided ia
noad . narSndey party OF Plum Point
Anacostia Council tomorrow night viii
have installation OF officers. Rev. L. B.
Frank OF the Anacostia Church deliv-
cred On address at the last meeting.
Secretary u. n. Thomas outlined the
pfoceedings Of the recent National
Council convention, held In Baltimore.
The Grand Oriental and the Wampus
oriental courts have adjourned for the
Summer months.
The Reunion Committee will hold O
special meeting July ct Northeast Ma
sonic Temple.
Star spangled Banner Council was
presided over by Vice Councillor w. j.
Baker. New officers are: Councillor,
w. j. Baker; vice councillor, w. L.
Grimes; assistant secretary, r. ]. Barr:
warden, Harry Lowden; conductor,
George M. Below: inside sentinel, j.
w. Brown; outside sentinel, H. J. Cor
butt; chaplain, @. e. Littleton; trustee,
=. M: Garrett. The degree team con-
ferred the degrees on z. T. Newman.
Liberty Bell Council was presided over
by Councillor II. p. Parr. Jesse r. Jones
was elected to become q member by
initiation. An invitation from Francis
Scott Key Council of Baltimore, Md,
was received and committee appointed
10 make arrangements to visit that coun-
ell in September. New officers will be
installed July IL. They are: Junior
past councillor, n; F. Parr; councillor, G.
J. Lomax; recording secretary, Allan G.
Witherite; assistant recording secretary,
G. d. HID; vice councillor, Z. w. SUIT
phin; conductor, william j. Hollway:
warden, II. b. Mallory; inside sentinel.
Max Esberger; outside sentinel, L. e.
West; chaplain, L. e. Rector; trustee
for 10 months, A. B. Hughes, and plan.
LIST, Max Esberger.
j. Morgan Read Council met, with
Councillor A. 8. Bovey presiding. This
council has recently instituted an ORR
entail court. The newly elected officers
were installed.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The following officers were elected
at the last meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Knights of Pythias Hall Associa-
ton: President. w. A. Kimmell; vice
president, J. Edward Wilson; secretary,
Harry J. Gasson, and treasurer, Ellery
w. Heiss. The directors are Samuel
Banks: Lee B. Emory, Dent NJ Free
man, Harry J. Gasson, Ellery w. HESS,
Albert Kahlert, w. A. Kimmell, A.
Herman Woody and J. Edward Wilson.
w. A. Wilding was reappointed as SUI
perintendent of the building.
SyracusianS Lodge. at q special con-
vention, conferred the knight rank on
Harold A. Gross Of Marietta, Ohio;
Roy O. Craun of Grottoes, Va, and
Cyrus 3. Cook of Jacksonville, Fla
Application was received from A.
Schneider OF Seaside Lodge Of Ports
mouth. Va, for membership by trans
fer. The Syracusians dramatic team
is holding rehearsals for It's trip to
Lexington Lodge, Baltimore. Md, where
1t win confer the rank on q large
class. syracusians Lodge attended the
Pythian memorial exercises at Fred
ericksburg last Sunday. It was &C
companied by washington Company
and Westminster Company Of the
Uniform Rank, K. Of p, and q dele
cation Of the Pythian Sisters. Grand
Chancellor Wealthall, Grand Vice
Chancellor Newcomb, Grand Lecturer
Bergman. Grand P. r. Thornton and
George C. Cabell Of Norfolk, Va, in
troduced the visitors and speakers. The
speaker of the evening was Charles
D. FOX, mayor of Roanoke. Va. Col.
Francis Keefer Of Westminster, Md,
also was O guest. Syracusians Lodge
will recess until August 49,
Washington Company will meet to-
morrow evening at the temple.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
Court District Of Columbia will have
its chaplain, Rev. Francis K. Cavanagh,
and officers attend the fourteenth BIZ
ennial convention of the Catholic
Daughters of America at Atlantic City
July to IL. The Junior Councillors
also will be represented.
The banquet at the Traymore Mon