Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-06
FRATERNITIES

ligious services at Temple Heights to-
day. The chapter will meet September
IA.
Odd Fellows.
The Committee on Banquet will meet
September IA in the l. 0. o. +. Temple,
at which time arrangements will be
perfected for the holding of the annual
banquet. Chairman Charles B. Lampe
announced the banquet will probably
be held in the latter part of october.
IRE Line Offlcers' Association will
be the guests of Beacon Lodge Septem-
Der %. President Martin A. McGrory
OF the Association and Noble Grand
Edward S. Byrnes of Beacon Lodge
are making preparations to receive the
various officers on that occasion. Bea-
con Lodge held its regular meeting
Monday evening and the Entertain
ment Committee advised that several
events were being arranged for the
Fall and Winter months, particularly
the Ladies' night. which they expect to
hold some time during october.
Eastern Lodge will meet next We'd
nesday evening.
Rebekah Lodges.
Dorcas Lodge is planning to hold a
series of social or get-together meet
lngS, the first of which will be Septem-
Der II, at which time the vice-grand
and other officers will entertain the
members with tacky party.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
The Junior Order Bowling League got
under way September 3 in the Junior
Order Hall. 808 I street. w. D. Seal
OF E. j. Ross Council is secretary.
j. L. Burnett Council was presided
over by Councillor Shumore. A COM
mittee headed by j. L. Lumsden and
H. c. Matthews is making preparations
for this council to pay a fraternal visit
to Mclean (VaD Council in the near
future
Woodrow Wilson Council was pre-
sided over by Councillor beavers.
Anacostia Council was presided over
by Councilor J. G. Eastburn. The drill
and degree teams were present in full
uniform for the annual Fall inspection.
This council went on record as indors-
ing the dispensation issued by the
National Council in its campaign for
new members Councillor Eastburn Of
fered prizes in gold to the members
bringing in the largest number Of
members, either new or reinstated,
during this campaign. The council
will dispense with the regular meeting
tomorrow night on account of that be-
ing Labor day.
The Reunion Association will meet
next Saturday evening at the home Of
Chairman E. A. Diehl.
Grand Oriental Court will convene
September 10.
Edward J. Ross Council met, with
Councillor Ben Wells presiding. On
account of i'll health the resignation of
Degree Master George Swift was ac-
cepted and Albert Hopkins was ap-
pointed to fill out the unexpired term.
Liberty Bell Council was presided
over by Councillor Claude j. Lomax.
An invitation was received from Fran
els Scott Key Council of Baltimore for
this council to visit it September %,
which was accepted.
Central Council celebrated its 10th
anniversary. F. E. Ballard was master
of ceremonies Rev. William La Roche
of Andrew Jackson Council offered
prayer and State Vice Councillor Rob-
ert c. Hunter of Baltimore, Md: DR..
j. H. Junghans. field manager of the
Beneficiary Degree of West Virginia;
National Representative G.. E. Hardy
of Maryland and Charles H. Hid, ma
tional representative, of Washington,
spoke. State Vice Councillor Hunter,
on behalf of Central Council. presented
H. r. Davis and c. w. Keys with Is
wear veterans Jewels