Evening star., 1931-12-20

wstehman. Capt. W. Roy Hsft acted
as master Of ceremonies, with Cant. Jo1
G. johnson as his assistant. The for.
estors' team Of Washington Camp capt
w.. l.. Mason commanding, assisted
State Deputy s. c. A. Rubey Of Newark
N. j.; District Deputy Henry H. NIL
lard, Head Sentry v. w. Potter and
Clerk j. H. Mcintyre Of Georgetown
Camp spoke.
The Booster Committee has unds,
consideration the joint installation of tbs
omcers Of the several camps In the
District Of Columbia, this affair TO take
place about the middle Of January
Committees have been appointed tc
MAKE the arrangements.
Plans are now being developed by the
Booster Committee for q George Wash
ington memorial class adoption Of can
didates to be held during the week OF
February a..
At It's meeting in Odd Fellows Hall,
4l9 Seventh street. Tuesday night, Cen
tral Camp voted to join with other
camps In the District in 4 joint install
lation OF officers to be held in North
east Masonic Hall in January. Mem
Ders OF the camp In need will receive
attention At Christmas time, the fol-
lowing having been named to take
charge Of that matter: Henry p. Clark,
Joscpn w. Olivcri, william M. Lock-
and George A. Casey.
At the last meeting OF Washinstor
Camp the following officers were elect
cd: Consul, e. A. Hyde; past consul
w. H. March; adviser, L. w. Merchant;
clerk, Van w. Roberds; banker. ROY
Taylor; escort, James N. May; watch
man, James Falvey; sentry, James g
Smith; trustee, Charles N. May; pianist
Jack r. Cruitt. The consul appointed
L. d. Mason as captain of the senior
team Of foresters and j. N. May captain
OF the junior team. 1t was decided to
join with the other camps of the Dis
trict IN a joint installation of of1cers
the latter part of January. In the
"spelldown" in ak manual c. NJ MAY
was the winner and was presented a
trophy by Capt. Mason.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
The annual viSitations of the State
Council officers will begin with the visit
to Reno Council January 4 at their hall,
Wisconsin avenue and Window place.
Others to be held in January are Cap
ital Council, January II; Washington
Council, January is; Andrew Jackson,
January l9, and Potomac Valley Forge,
January ~. State Councillor Thomas
F. Jones will preside.
John l.. Burnette Council was pre-
sided over by Councillor Shomo. The
second nomination Of officers was held.
Also, the council celebrated its eleventh
birthday anniversary.
Anacostia Council was presided over
by councillor j. G. Eastburn. Applica-
tionS Tor membership of H. C. Brady.
John w. Payne and B. L. Gilbert were
received; also reinstatement of H. w.
Anderson. Harry r. Collins was re-
ceived into membership by transfer from
Mount Vernon Council.
The Reunion Association held a ban
quet at the home of Chairman E. A.
Dlehl. A committee was appointed to
secure site for the annual reunion
excursion for 1892.
Liberty Bell Council was presided over
py councillor c. L. Lomax The second
nomination of officers was held. A do
nation was sent to the superintendents
OF the Junior Order Orphans Homes In
linn. Ohio, and Lexington, N. C. Three
applicants were initiated Mount Royal
council OF Baltimore, Md, led by Dep
uty @. B. Schuck, paid this council a
fraternal visit.
The State Council will hold a special
session IN the Junior Order Hall, s0s I
street, January 8 at o'clock.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Fraser Camp elected officers as fol-
lows: ConsuI commander, Henry Her
ilnger; financial secretary, Dalkin;
1anker, MCGEE; adviser lieutenant.
Cummings escort, Dillon; watchman'
Bonini, and sentry, Lyons The Board
OF managers consists of SovereiRns Rey-
nolds, Gentner and Helgesen.
Oak Camp was host at the December
convention OF the Boosters Club. Fol
lowing the business session the mem
oers were entertained by the Literary
committee, Maj. Thurston @. Brown,
CHAIRMAN. Oak CAMPS Uniform Rank
Company acted as a Culinary COMMIT :
tee and served supper. William Sehoen.
berger presided
Elm Camp chose its officers from the
ranks OF the Uniform COMPANY Consul
Comdr. Davis heads the list, with Sow
erelgns Wade and Bankard assistants
Z. d. Holland and William Wolfey
were reelected financial secretary and
banker, respectively. William A. Rilev
secretary Of the District of Columbia
committee for the Bicentennial Cele-
pratlon, on behalf of fraternities. ad-
dressed the meeting.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
Victory Review will meet Monday
evening.
At the last meeting of National Re-
view the following officers were elected.
Mrs. Della Edmunds, president: Mrs
Martha Eberly, vice president: Mrs
Lula Hammond, secretary; Mrs. Mary
Pierce, treasurer; Mrs. Mary Glascock,
past president; Mrs. Emma knight
lady OF ceremonies; Mrs. Weeks, ser
geant; Mrs. Jones, inner hostess; Ms,
Mabel Duen, outer hostess; Mrs. villa
Barber, press correspondent. The pres
ldent appointed Mrs. Reichert and Mrs.
jefferson color bearers, Mrs. Barber
captain of the guards and pianist The
next meeting will be held in January.
Columbia Review will not meet this
week.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
Santa Claus will accompany the
Catnollc Daugntefs OF America on their
visit to Blue Plains today, where nearly
600 aged and inflrm inmates will re-
ceive cretonne bags filled with gifts
Mrs. Fred Martin, vice regent, Is
chairman of the Welfare Committee. A
brief program of Christmas carols has
been arranged under direction of Miss
Beth Tobin, violinist, and Miss Alice
Fielding, pianist Mrs Martin, chair
man, will be assisted by the Junior Gath
olic Daughters of America and by a
group of girls from ST. Roses School
During the week the tuberculosis and
Gallinger hospitals, the House of the
Good Shepherd, the Little Sisters of the
Poor, the District Jail and various
will be remembered by the
"A crib" a symbol of Christmas sea-
son. has been arranged at the home and