Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-25

son; second guard, Q. Glenn Yinger;
sentinel. Charles H. Kramer, Jr.; picket,
John Buechling.
The next meeting of Eureka Hive, with
Comdr Ethel NJ. Allen presiding will be
| held January IS at Northeast Masonic
Temple, when the officers viii be in
stalled by william B. Severe. assistant
great commander. There will also be an
election of officers for the Ditto Club.
wOoDMEN CIRCLE.
| State Manager Rosa L. Canada in
stalled the following officers of Morris
| Sheppard Grove: Guardian, Florence
Helgesen; adviser, Frieda Hofen: Sec
rotary, Catherine Shughrue; banker,
Carolyn Gentner; attendants, NJ. Ken
ny and Viola Frazier, sentinels, ]. Free.
land and E. Hunter: chaplain, Z. Dali
kin; trustee, Fannie Kolb. State PreSi-
dent Helen Z. Williams of Baltimore
assisted the installing officer.
| Delegations from local groves visited
Baden, Md, January Is and organized
| a new unit of the society.
The Biennial Convention of the Head
| Grove of the jurisdiction of the Dis
| trict of Columbia and Maryland will
assemble in Washington next April.
The Women's Committee on Arrange
ments is acting jointly with the Head
|
Woodmen of the World, who are to
convene in the Capital on the same
dates.
b.. O. ELKS.
| John ]. Manning, secretary of the
Union Label Trades Department. OF the
| American Federation of Labor, will give
a lecture on labor at the session Of the
| lodge, February 4.
| More than 10 candidates will be ini-
tiated on Past Exalted Rulers night,
February II. Past Exalted Ruler John
Dillon Fitzgerald will preside.
| The Cumberland Club has now a
membership of 10. They meet every
Monday night. The Entertainment Com
mittee, directed by Johnnie Reh. gave a
vaudeville program, assisted by the Boys
Band, at Blue Plains last Friday eve
ming. They will entertain the inmates
once a month.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
District Council, Loyal Ladies, OBJ
served the ninth birthday anniversary
Monday night. Supreme Vice Regent
Maude S. ChildS, Supreme Warden Mrs,
A. l.. Sharpe of Baltimore and a dele
CATION of Baltimore Council were the
honored guests.
Supreme Regent Emma Perkins of BoS-
ton will institute new council of the
Loyal Ladies, an auxiliary to Oriental
Council, on January 80. The degree
team of District Council will conduct
the degree.
Supreme Orator j. z. Norton of Read
| ing, Pa, will be the honored guest Of
the District February 4, in the hall of
District Council, when the Norton
class will be initiated.
1oVnrNY rDOcc
At the January meeting Grand
Comdr W. E. Allen. assisted by Past
| Grand Comdr Richard H. Yates and
| Acting Grand Herald E. Lavinia Gator,
installed the officers of Good Will
| Company as follows: Noble commander
Anna G. Bevard; keeper of records,
John H. A. Fowler; financial keeper
| of records, Burnette Derrick; herald,
William A. Bevard; prelate. Josephine
A. Helff; warder, James H. Rodgers,
and past noble comma nder, Miranda A.
Hodge. There remain to be installed
Vice Noble Comdr. Walter Price,
Treasurer Mary F. Fortier, and Warder
John M. Barrett.
the late Baltimore Company, trans
ferred to Good Will Company.
Sons and Daughters Of Liberty.
Justice Council was called to order
by Councillor Mary E. Risler and re-
ceived 10 members by cards. The fol-
lowing officers were installed: Associate
| councillor, Joe Candeliere; inside gua6d,
Marie Wilson; recording secretary,
Elizabeth Shepherd; assistant record
ing secretary, Emma Barnes; treasurer,
Mabel Hall; financial secretary Eva
Wood. Past officers jewels were pre-
sented to Minnie Stuart and Louis
Barnes.