Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-10
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.


with 458 per cent; second, Eagle with
$50 per cent; third, woodrow Wilson
with 173 per cent; fourth, John L.
Burnett with 81 per cent, and fifth, In
dependent with ~ per cent. awards
of SIS in gold down to SIS will be pre-
sented to these councils by the State
council. The aggregate attendance this
year surpassed last years visitations by
$50.
Andrew Jackson Council-At the
last meeting the following members
spoke Secretary W. M. La Roche, w.
T. Perry, G. r. Lacey and others.
Capital Council will convene every
second and fourth Mondays of each
month in the Northeast Masonic
Temple.
Star spangled Banner Council met in
the Junior order Hall with Councilcr
David Pezold presiding. The COM
formulated for the excursion to Mar
shall Hall in July. A delegation from
this council visited Morgan Read
Council to assist that council to insti-
| tute an oriental court. The speakers
we're Councillor Pezold, william Boyd,
B. P. Thomas, Russell Bergin, George
Baker and w. P. Barnes.
e. j. Ross Council met with Coun-
cilor Lossman presiding. The council
pleuSe1 support 70 GHe oIdCe CounCA,
| also donated a substantial sum to en-
terrain the Tifhn (Ohio) Boys Band
and the Girls Glee Club when they
will visit Washington June IA, at which
time q concert will be given to the pub
I lie In the Central High School audi
tcrium State Vice Councillor T. F.
Jones is making arrangements for the
occasion. The speakers were State Vice
Councillor Jones, w. c. Ferber Deputy
State Councillor Charles H Hid, Alfred
Hopkins and Guy Kefauver.
Rena Council was presided over by
Councillor Ormande Peacock Tomor-
row night a class Of candidates will be
received by initiation. This council ac-
cepted an invitation from Ester Ccun-
Gil of the Daughters of America to
attend their twenty-f1rst anniversary
May 10 Past Councillor j. E. Butt,
Junior Pest Councillor A. B. Cross.
Trustees W. G. Walker and j. C.
Church spoke.
over by Councillor William Penn. Ma
tional Committeeman T. Z. Skinner
and Past Councillor L. r. Winner CT
Ross Council were guests. This council
gave a dance in the Naval Lodge Hall
May IS. l.. r. Winner. Past Councillors
Moriarity, Lewis, Redmiles, McKenna,
Secretary Agate and Financial Secre-
tary A. A. Jasper made addresses.
Anacostia Council was presided ever
by Councillor E. A. Retstatt. Bennings
and Woodrow Wilson Councils were re-
ceived in body The drill and degree
teams conferred the degrees en- a class
of IS candidates. Addresses were made
by State Councillor Frank c. Manglim,
State Vice Councillor T. F. Jones State
Treasurer r. w. Hawkins, State Press
Representative Allan c. Witherite,
Treasurer Kemper, Paul Dohlman.
Deputy Charles Muller, A. L. Dahler
and E. r. Thomas. The next initiation
will be May 10.
Grand oriental Court will meet in
Northeast Masonic Temple Nav IA.
Liberty Bell Council met with Coun-
cilor H. F. Parr presiding. The council
IS planning to celebrate the Junior Or
der's seventy-sixth anniversary May Is.
THE MACCABEES.
Eureka Hive, at Northeast Masonic
Temple, celebrated the fourth ami
versary Of its institution. Lady Ethel
NJ. Allen, commander. presided. New
members elected were Mrs. Dehlia Alex
ander, Margaret Bachelor, Margaret
Harvey. Katie A. Randall, Margaret
Swindell and Alma Musgrove A drill
was given by Is Ever Ready Girls in
|
! Severe; piano solo, Claude Clagett:
Fancy dance, little Elsie Lewis: doll
dance, Jean Lewis; State Manager w.
| o. Hayes of Baltimore and Sidney Haas,
commander of Mount Vernon Tent,
! spoke Girls quartet. Misses Ida Nash,
| Ruth Nash. Lillian Harvey, Catherine
Schriver, with Helen Schlorb, accom-
PIANIST.
The Ever Ready Girls Of Capitol
Court, Junior Department, met at the
home Of the court director for lesson
In sewing, followed by luncheon pre-
pared by the girls.
| Capitol Court, Junior Department, at
| its meeting at Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie was entertained with songs by q
children's quintet, Misses Mabel F. and
Marian Geddies, Thelma and Lillian
Atkins and Master James E. Geddies.
Master Claude Clagett, record keeper,
was awarded q prize for attendance.
The court will celebrate the fourth am
r1iversarv of its institution June 8 at
Northeast Masonic Temple. Parents OF
members are invited.
The commander Of Martha Washing
ton Hive, Martha p. Talbot, mas ar
ranged a program Of social activity. She
! held a card party May / at her home
| for the benefit of the hive. Prizes were
won by DR.. Buehler Elmer Fletcher,
Mrs. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. KoZel, MRS:
Haisley, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Kuhn ana
Mrs. Degenhardt
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Spalding Council, knights of Column
/ bus was host to the newly initiated
members of the order at buffet supper
and entertainment last Thursday, after
the regular meeting Of the council. the
| committee of 33 which arranged the
] -Fa
/ on April %, was given vote OF THANKS.
The last monthly card party of the
season will be given by the council
Thursday, May 81, at the Knights OF
! Columbus Hall.
Spalding Council will meet on Thurs
day, May 81, at 1880 pm, preceding the
card party.
washington General Assembly OF the
Fourth Degree met at the Mayhower
| Hotel last Monday evening. Eomina-
/ tions were made for officers Of the as
sembly for the coming year to be voted
! upon at the next meeting, June l. James
3. FLYNN, chairman of the Patrons Com
| nittee made short talk on the teasl-
bility of holding a ladies' night, and
| solos were sung by Miss Margaret @.
| Stafford, accompanied by Pau Donald
son, at the piano. A buffet supper was
served.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
| A meeting of the Union Committee
was held at the Washington Hotel with
Mrs. Margaret Baker presiding. 1t was
! decided to hold the union rally May l6
at the Washington Hotel in honor OF
Supreme Supervisor of Deputies MRS.
sarah Sawdon. A prominent speaker
will address the meeting and an enter
tainment will be provided by the va
rious lodges Of the District and Viz
oinia. A final committee meeting VIII
Be held at the Washington Hotel May
10 at 8 pm.