Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-14

ciior, Mrs. Yancey; associate councillor,
Mrs. Gray: vice councillor, Mrs. Agnes
Barber; associate vice councillor, Mrs.
e. Fine; recording secretary, j. w.
Schwenk; assistant recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Elsie Hill; financial secre-
tary, Mrs. Florence Camel; treasurer,
Mrs. Fannie Joyner; conductor, Mrs.
sentinel, Mrs. Hillries; outside sentinel,
Mrs. Laura Burke; trustee az months),
Mrs. Stiphin; trustee (18 months), Mrs.
Marie Stevenson: State representatives,
Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Agnes Barbara and
Mrs. Burch.
Mrs. Clara Lamphier presided at the
last meeting Of Barbara Frietchie Coun~
Gil, when the following officers were
elected: Councillor, Eta Storey; assoc
ciate councillor, Irene Callow; vice coun-
cilor, Lena Wolhnger: associate vice
councillor, Edna Pitts; recording secre-
tary, Edna Gather; assistant recording
secretary, Alice Soper; financial secre-
tary, Laura Dressed; treasurer, Una Dor
sey; conductor, Alice Soper. jr.; warden,
Georgia Smith; inside sentinel, Mrs.
Lamier; outside sentinel, Mrs. Miles;
trustee 18 months), Helen Richards;
State representatives, Stella Greenip,
Una Dorsey and Eta Storey. Initiation
will be held June Is.
At the last meeting Of Kenmore
Council one application for membership
was received and plans made for q
class initiation June II. Those making
addresses were Mrs. Dora Wood, Mrs.
Renna Corey and Mrs. Lillian Wilcox.
Miss Ovillia Ridgway presided at the
last 9 ts aso Of % oid io G0Ty 69Sns
was rendered: Duet by Mrs. Audrey
Roland and Alfred Redmiles, piano Sc
lection by Mrs. Bessie Redmiles, dancing
exhibition by Mrs. Mildred Rock and
Mrs. Audrey Roland. Installation Of
officers win take place at the first meet
ing in July.
C. M. Blanchard, president of the
Maryland Line Officers Association,
has extended an invitation to the Line
Officers Association of the District of
Columbia to be present with the Mary
land association tomorrow evening In
Mount Rainier lodge.
An Odd Fellows excursion will be
held to Seaside Park August 10. under
the auspices of the Line OfflcerS' ASso-
cation Committee In charge, Elmer
Cummings, chairman; Joseph ]. Lip
shutz and w. D. Scott.
Past Grand Master Elmer Cummings,
treasurer Of the Line Officers ASsocia-
ton, requests the attendance of lodge
officers at the next meeting, June "a,
at 822 Twentieth street.
Wednesday evening Of this week
Grand Master William H. Mcconnell,
accompanied by large delegation from
the various lodges of this city. will pay
a fraternal visit to the home lodge of
Grand Master s. Elmer Brown of
Maryland, In Frederick. Grand Secre-
7. ArdroSAfN onYQMnnad
buses will leave the Odd Fellows Tenn
pie at $50 o'clock.
A special Odd Fellows excursion will
be made to Atlantic City June 81, leav-
ing Union Station at / o'clock.
Fred D. Stuart Encampment will meet
tomorrow evening, at which time off,
GERS will be elected. At the last meet
ing purchase Of new regalia for the en-
campment was authorized. A special
committee has been appointed to ar
range for the annual roll call and ladies'
night.
Members of the several encampments
will go to Hagerstown. Md, and take
part in the Patriarchal Celebration
Mount Nebo Encampment announces
class of candidates for the Patriarchal
degree at its next meeting.
Rebekah News.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge at It's last
meeting initiated Miss Julia Hill Bowen
and Miss La Rue E. Elms the degree
being conferred by the staff Of Bright
wood Lodge. At the next meeting will
be election of officers. The members
Of the lodge win be in charge of the
fancy table at the lawn party to be
held June 30.
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lar meeting June 10. There will be
the election Of officers.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
DR.. Annie Reynolds, supreme medi-
cal examiner, will be in washington
June ~. 26 and 81 to afford every men,
Der who desires an opportunity for a
free physical examination. She will
have ONCE hours from 10 am. to 2 pm
and from z to 10 pm. except Saturday,
when the evening hours will be omit
ted.
Victory Review will meet Monday eve
ming at Alb Washington Loan g.
Trust Building.
Columbia Review will hold a bingo
party Tuesday evening at the club room.
Liberty-Union Review will hold a card
party Wednesday evening at the resi-
street.
The Saturday evening card party will
be held under the auspices Of the guard
team.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Gen. Maurice r. Smith has issued or
ders directing Brig. Gen. w. G. Schaef-
fer to assume command of Camp j. A.
Doubles, which Is to open in Potomac
Park, July 3, for the annual encamp-
ment Of the Modern Woodmen ForeSters
of the Eastern zone, and is to continue
through July 6. Col. A. G. Clauser Of
Reading, Pa, commands the drill teams
In the Eastern zone and will be present
the team drills. Col. Gogge Of Kansas
City has been directed to prepare the
camp for the attendance Of the teams
which have requested quarters and
Capt Francis B. Murray of Washington
Camp of this city will act as camp
quartermaster. Three teams from North
Carolina have made reservations, one
from Brunswick, Me-; two from WI
mington, Del: two from Reading, Pa;
three from Washington, D. c.: Capitol
Camp of Richmond, Va, and cor
is under way with many
more. A nag raising will open the camp
VA O0Ay 0AeA OAAC 4O4thbO va OAAg
campment will Immediately commence,
covering team, squad and individual
training, etc.
The officers Of the various drill teams
IN the District, as well as camp onacers
serving on committees having in charge
for the Eastern Zone En-
campment are to meet Sunday morning
in Northeast Masonic Temple at 10
o'clock, at which time Col. A. G. Clau-
ser will be present to issue further In
structions concerning the arrangements
now under way. The General Commit
tee on the encampment win also be
present and arrangements for the au-
tomobile tour Of the city, July S, viii be
completed.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.