Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-31

Grand Ebert o. Tailey Of Columbia
Lodge, and in Langdon Lodge by Past
3rand Embert A. LeLacheur Of Eastern
Lodge.
Eastern Lodge met, with Noble Grand
Lauritz Christensen presiding.
The contemplated bus trip to Roanoke,
Va, to attend the session of the Viz
ginia Grand Lodge held in that city
was called of due to the fact that the
required number to 60 failed to ma
terialise, and there not being enough
to make up the party the trip was can
celed. However, Grand Master Nc
Council left Tuesday morning in COM
pany with Past Grand Master and
Grand Representative H Dorsey Etchin-
son Of Frederick, Nd, to attend the
session.
The Line oficers' Association met in
the lodge room Of Covenant Lodge, with
President Martin A. McGory presiding.
Rebelkah Lodges.
Schuyler Colfax Lodge celebrated its
birthday anniversary Monday evening
with theater party at the National.
Naomi Lodge will meet June for
nominations Of officers. At the close
Of o short session q heart social Is to
be held,
Brightwood Lodge will confer the
degree June for Ruth Lodge In their
hall.
Doreas Lodge met with Marian
Friske. noble grand presiding. The
president of the assembly, jeanette
Grifith and Past Grand Sire Ernest
w. Bradford spoke. A package party
was held and q short program was
rendered. There will be nomination
OF officers June 4.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting of National Lodge
was called to order by Comdr. Miss
Frances Ward. Plans were made for
the annual dance June 49,
Nominations Of officers were as fol-
lows: Miss Ruth johnson for vice COM
nander, Miss Helen GriSsam for mar
shall, Mr.. Stotler for chaplain, Mrs.
Ridley for outside guard, Mrs. Jessie
Richards for mistress of ceremonies,
Mrs. Anna Stewart for 18-month trus-
tee, Clarence T. Smith for representa-
tive to Supreme Lodge and Mrs. Maggie
Lacarione as alternate.
The next meeting will be June 1, at
808 1 street. Nominations Of officers
will be finally closed.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Ladies' night was held by Kismet
Council last Wednesday evening under
the Craftsmanship of Orator e. N.
Thayer. A concert was given by Prof.
william j. Oates with his orchestra
and corps of entertainers. The piano
accompanies were Miss Edna Mae
Miller and Miss Beatrice Phelps. Among
the entertainers were Miss Margaret
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Norton, cello soloist: Harry Quinn, bass
soloist; Miss Dora Clayton, violin solo,
ist, and several dancing numbers were
given by Miss Estelle Norton. Charles
Deimona gave an exhibition of tap
dancing, Miss Helen Roberts danced q
speciality waltz and Miss Betty Doyle
exhibited an acrobatic dance. The
Capps brothers Of Kismet Council rem
dered specially numbers with their
banjos.
District Council. Loyal Ladies, meets
Monday night at el6 Grant place. Su-
preme Regent Mrs. Maud s. Childs
will be guest Of honor.
MODERN WoODMEN OF AMERICA.
Columbia Camp was the host to
members of the General Committee in
charge Of the entertainment of Wis
1yOAo W nic GdS1clH LOnc EIlCdHlpLneHI
Of Modern Woodmen Foresters to be
held in Potomac Park July 3 to 6. Ad-
wiser Joseph c. johnson reported to the
camp the purchase of uniforms for the
new drill team of the camp and stated
that the team is busily engaged in pre-
pairing itself for the competitive drills
which are to be conducted during the
Dr. j. K. Duncan of
Talbot Camp urged the cooperation of
the members of the camp in furnishing
their automobiles for the purpose Of
the visitors to the various
points Of interest In this city on Sun
day, July 5. John W. Campbell was
into membership. Announce
ment Of dance to be held by the or
chestra In Pythian Temple next Tues