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

retreat February is, viii hold q meet
ing Of her committee tomorrow evening
and viii receive the applications OF
those wishing to attend.
Miss Ethyl Sweet, chairman OF MEM
bership, has outlined q program to
perfect which her group will meet for
discussion this week.
The social meeting Tuesday evening
was in charge OF the House Committee,
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Smith presiding, assisted
by Miss Margaret Keane, Miss Agnes
Auth, Miss Jennie Sims, Miss Louise
Auth, Miss Margaret Cahill, Miss Annie
Murray, Miss Katherine Keeley and
Miss Ethyl Sweet. Mrs. Mary G. Willis
gave several interesting readings; piano
solos by Miss Emile Bishop; violin and
Miss Mary Boyle.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
At the annual meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Woodmen Of the
World National Temple Association, the
election of officers was: President. VII
liam G. Stott; secretary. Luther G.
Jones; treasurer, William j. KernS
Authorization was made for improve
ments in the building.
The Boosters Club at its January
convention. elected the following OFF,
GERS: william Schoenberger of Mount
Vernon Camp, president: J. Giovannozzi
Of Oak Camp, vice president; G. D. Hol-
land of Elm Camp, secretary; t. @,
Brown of Maple Camp, treasurer; p. H
DeLawter of Old Glory Camp, escort;
T. j. MCGEE of Fraser Camp. sergeant
alarms. Past President George M
Green made his valedictory address.
Howard Sangston of Elm Camp, Will
81 EA-as
Carl A. Cole of Oak Camp were installed
as consul commanders In their respec-
tive jurisdictions during the past week.
The Head Camp Convention Commit
tee convened last Monday evening. Gen.
eral Chairman John G. Mcconnell re-
ceived detailed reports from the chair
men of IS subcommittee charged with
the details of receiving and entertaining
delegates from West Virginia, Maryland
and Delaware next April. Addresses
we're made by William A. Riley, H. w.
Tippett, j. L. Humphrey. Joseph Mey-
neil, D. w. Thayer, W. T. Pollen, James
Freeland and E. j. Rossi.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF LIB
ERTY. !
Columbia Council met Monday night,
with Councillor Mrs. Dreyer in the chair
Officers were installed by Deputy Mrs.
Mabel Hall, assisted by Junior Past
State Councillor Mrs. Sadie Jenkins and
State Associate Treasurer Mrs. Ida
RICHTER, as follows: Councillor, Mrs.
Helen Peake; associate councillor, Har-
old Dietrich; vice counselor. Mrs. Susan
Betty Hodkinson; guide, Miss Ethel
King, and trustee, 18 months. Mrs.
Susan Mechanic. Good Of the order
Mr.. Mason, Past State Councillors
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pote, Junior Past
State Councillor Mrs. Sadie jenkins, AS
sociate state Treasurer Mrs. Ida
RICHTER, Mrs. Mason Of Hope Coun-
Gil, State Vice Councillor Mrs. Mabel
Hall, Past Councillors Mrs. Oakie Young
and Mrs. Mary Williams Of Justice
Council made addresses.
A bingo game will be given at the
residence of the junior past councillor,
Mrs. Annie L. Dreyer, 1921 Yost place
northeast, January IS at $50 pm. A
500 card party, under the auspices of
Columbia Council, February 2 at 8:45
pm.
THE MACCABEES.
Mount Vernon Tent, Sidney Hass
commander, presiding, at its meeting
Monday evening: initiated the following
new members: Ernest Balderson, John
Flaherty, Charles j. Flynn, william s
Hudson, David Kaplan, Norman F
Kirby, Charles H. Kramer, Charles H
Kramer. jr., Morris Olenberg, Bennett
G. slime, Julius Schlorb, John F. Tay-
lor, Richard Thorman and Charles G.
Yinger The initiatory work was rem
dered by the degree team of Calvert
Tent of Baltimore, under the supervi-
sion of I. D. Motter, degree master
Officers were installed by Great Comdr
w. o. Hayes: Past commander, William
B. Severe; commander, Sidney Haas;
lieutenant comma nder, N. j. Shives;
record keeper, H z. Sengstack; assistant
record keeper, Frank Hannah; sergeant
Louis N. Bailey; chaplain. William B
Severe jr.: master-at-arms, William
Seifert: first guard William !. Donald