Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-11

w. Atwater will preside.
stallation at the Willard Hotel Monday
Ridgway; associate councillor, Mrs. Eva
Marshall; vice councillor, Mrs. Thelma
Henderson,; associate vice councillor,
Mrs. Muriel Jasper; conductor, Mrs.
Rosalie Selby warden, Alfred Red
miles; inside sentinel, Mrs. Hattie An
derSon; outside sentinel, Everett Robert
son; trustee, 10 months, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wilmington; junior past councillor, Mrs.
Susie Lewis; associate past councillor,
Mrs Idella Walker. Plans were made
for the annual visitation, January 10,
at 1923 New Jersey avenue.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF LIB
ERTY.
Officers were installed by Hope Coun-
Gil last Tuesday. Bingo games at next
weeks meeting, meeting Of drill team
January Is at home of Mrs. Robinson,
meeting of Past Officers Club January
26 at home of Mrs. King, 314 D street
southeast, and card party January 81.
Columbia Council met Monday night.
The installation of officers-elect was
deferred until January 19. The card
party scheduled for January 19 was
postponed until February 2. Past
Deputy Mrs. Minnie Pote, State As
sociate Recording Secretary Mrs. Emma
Barnes and Mr.. Barnes of Justice
Council made addresses.
THE MACCABEES.
Mount Vernon Tent, Sidney Haas,
commander, will hold installation of
officers Monday evening at Northeast
Masonic Temple. w. o. Hayes, great
commander, will be the installing Off
GER. There will be class initiation for
SIS candidates, the work to be performed
by the degree team of Calvert Tent of
Baltimore. Eureka Hive has been in
vited.
The installation of officers of Eureka
Hive will be held January 26 at North
east Masonic Temple.
Capital Court, Junior Department,
will meet January II at 10 am. at
Northeast Masonic Temple, when its
officers will be installed.
ROYAL ARCAUUM.
Oriental Council held its installation
of officers Tuesday evening. Deputy
Grand Regent James c. Dulin conduct
ed the installation, assisted by Grand
Regent Charles A. Bell, acting as grand
guide.
The Boosters Club met with District
Council Wednesday evening, when plans
were made for a campaign for new
members. President Joseph F. Bras
hears presided.
Municipal Council will install officers
tomorrow evening, January IL.
Kismet Council will have a supper
following its meeting and installation Of
officers January IA. Deputy Kulze will
be the guest of honor.
b. p. o. E.
Washington Lodge will go to Alexan-
dria, Va, tomorrow night as the guest
of Alexandria Lodge. The officers of
Washington Lodge will initiate large
class of candidates for Alexandria
Lodge.
Next Wednesdays session will open at
1880 pm. Another initiation will be
featured.
The State Association officers and
trustees will meet Thursday at Fred
erick, Md, to complete final details for
on their official visit to the Jurisdiction
UNITED ORDER OF THE GOLDEN
CROSS.
Officers of st. Johns Commandery
were installed at the January meeting
by Grand Comdr. Walter E. Allen, as
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Gator and Grand Herald William G.
Cole. The officers are: Noble COM
mander, Joseph E. Benjamin; vice
noble commander, Nettie E. Gray;
worthy prelate, Gerhart E. Topper;
keeper of records and financial keeper
of records, William E. Graham; treas
urer, Jennie H. Cole; herald, Arthur G.
Cole; warders, Mary I. Graham and
Jennie c. Bean and Past Noble Comdr.
Frank H. Cole.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Washington Camp drill team elected
officers January z. Those elected and
installed were Charles N. May, presi-
dent; F. M Oliver, vice president;
James N May, secretary; r. E. Suln-
van, banker; L. w. Merchant and VIII
liam March, trustees, and @. Merchant,
sergeant of arms. Carl G. Diamond,
State lecturer, and Past President r. E.
Purdy spoke.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
Capitol Lodge met Tuesday night,
when officers were installed by Deputy
Supreme Comdr. William j. Nally. as
sisted by the past supreme commander
and others. Chairman Baker announced
q dance TO be held January 20.