Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-31

day evening was made. Capt. W. Roy
Heft Head Sentry Vergn w. Potter,
Past Consul James A. Moody, Past
Consul ]. K. Duncan, Consul A. T.
Hyde Of Washington Camp and Capt
Ray Sullivan Of washington Camp For
esters briefly addressed the meeting.
The General Committee on Enter
tainment of visiting Woodmen met
Thursday evening, with v. w. Potter
presiding. Arrangements were COM
pleted for an outdoor adoption of cam
didates In the Sylvan Theater the eve
ming of July 3, with the Woodmen For
esters of Washington Camp in COM
mand Of Capt. Ray Sullivan performing
the initiatory ceremonies. ]. X. Dun
can for the Automobile Transportation
Committee reported arrangements un-
der way for a tour Of the city on Sun
day afternoon, July 5, 1t being intended
in the furnishing Of their cars for the
transportation of the Woodmen For
esters and their friends.
Central Camp, No. 1908, meets in
Odd Fellows Hall, 419 Seventh street,
Tuesday evening.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Syracusians Lodge visited in q body,
accompanied by several members from
Century Decatur and other lodges,
Friendship Lodge, Annapolis, Md. The
visitors who addressed the lodge were
Grand Chancellor Boone, Grand Keeper
Of Records and Seal Martayk, Grand
Master at Arms Stevens, Past Grand
Chancellor Thomas, Grand Master Of
Exchecquer Gait, all of the domain of
Maryland. Crank Chancellor Wealt-
hall, Grand Vice Chancellor Newcomb,
Grand Lecturer Bergman and Past
Grand Chancellor Heisley. Messrs.
Bergman, Thornton, Kahlert. Darragh,
Gross, Negosta and Thorne visited
Rathbone Superior Lodge and assisted
in comforting the knight rank on Nor
ris Ain. Members of Syracusians Lodge
visited Oriental Lodge IN Alexandra,
Va, and assisted in comforting the
esquire rank on three candidates.
Messrs. Bergman and Thornton adj
dressed the lodge.
Rathbone Superior Lodge, at its last
convention, conferred the knight rank
on Morris Ain, assisted by Syracusians
Lodge No. 10. Messrs. Thorne, Kahl-
ert and Day addressed the lodge. The
members later met at Rathbone Temple
Phythian Sisters.
Washington Company No. /, uniform
rank, elected Grand Vice Chancellor E.
j. Newcomb to vote the stock Of the
lodge at the June meeting of the K. p.
Hall Association. Members of Wash
ington Company, under the direction of
Lieut.. A. r. Newcomb, acted as a guard
of honor to Mrs. L. Armstrong, grand
chief of the Domain of Virginia. and
the Supreme Chief Elsie Vandervort of
the United States and Canada. Past
Capt. Heisley introduced the grand
lodge officers.
Rathbone Temple entertained Mrs
Louie Armstrong, grand chief Of Viz
GINA. She was accompanied by Su-
preme Chief Elsie Vandervort and
Grand Chancellor Wealthall and his
corps of grand lodge officers, under
escort of Washington Company No. /,
Uniform Rank, K. of p. Mrs. Arm
strong, Supreme Chief Vandervort and
Grand Chancellor Wealthall spoke The
grand chief and the grand chancellor
were recipients of an electric clock pre-
presented to Grand Senior Matte
Hooper and Past Grand Chiefs Lola
Marks and Emma Motyka. The follow
ing program was rendered: Piano duet,
Mrs. Percy Taylor and Miss Louise
Shepperd; song and dance, little Helen
Fay Smith; vocal solos. Miss Vesta Pol
lock, Mrs. Rebecca Collier and Mr.. Hall.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Victory Review, Mrs. Ada Byrne,
president, will meet Monday evening at
ALB Washington Loan & Trust Building.
The West Way Club will hold q pay
to play card party at the home Of its
president. Mrs. Virginia Hammond, 1898
Thirteenth street, Tuesday evening.
The monthly meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Woman's Benefit
Association Club will be held at 2
o'clock Monday at 418 Washington
Loan IL Trust Co.
Mrs. Lula S. Hammond and Mrs
Elizabeth Sweeney have qualified as
victors and will be crowned at the
pageant to be held in July in Chicago
The time for the closing of the contest
has been extended to July /.