Evening star., 1931-12-06

Mdptl LOWING, ana other State Of
ficerS. Initiation will be held Deem
ber IL.
Martha cambridge Council met, with
the councillor, Mrs. Mary Hayes, in the
chair. A kitchen shower was rendered
the conductor, Mrs. Gladys Yaple The
toastmistress was Past State Councillor
Mrs. Emily Hochstrasser.
MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA.
Election of officers of Central Camp
was held Tuesday evening In Odd Eel
lows Hall as follows: Consul, Morton
Felker; past consul, Henry P. Clark;
adviser, Harrison F. Shaw, clerk
George A. Casey; banker, William N
Locknane; escort, Robert W. Barrett;
watchman, Henry P. Clark, jr; sentry,
Stephen w. Dorsey; camp physicians,
Drs. George B. Heinecke, John w
Sutherin and L. NJ Mckenzie; trustee
for three years Walter A. Dordell The
installation of the officers will be Janu-
airy 19 Capt. w. Roy Heft aide to
Maj. Gen. Maurice Smith, commandant
of Modern Woodmen Foresters, spoke
District Deputy Henry H. Millard an
nounced a class adoption Of candidates
next Saturday evening In Northeast
Masonic Temple, at which time all
camps in the District Of Columbia will
unite in a joint meeting. The camp
instructed its delegates to the Booster
Committee to make arrangements for
the participation of Central Camp in
the usual Christmas functions. The
Entertainment Committee presented a
program, consisting Of music by Cliff
ton Jones, the one-man band; remarks
by State Medical Director DR.. Thomas
Linville, and song and dance act by
the Stevens Sisters.
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the benefit Of its Foresters team. At
the next meeting Of the camp Thursday
evening in Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
election of officers will be held.
Consul Thomas Carroll Of George
| town Camp has announced election Of
officers will take place tomorrow eve
ming in the hall at 1855 M street north
west w. Roy Helft has been appoint
ed chief forester with the rank of cap
tain to complete arrangements and to
command and drill the team. The
camp announces a card party in st.
David's Hall, Conduit road, Tuesday
evening.
A Joint adoption of candidates to be
participated in by Central Lincoln,
Columbia, West End, A. r. Talbot,
Washington and Georgetown camps will
be held Saturday evening at Northeast
Masonic Hall.
b. p. o. ELKS.
Members of the lodge will hold an
oyster roast at Nick Auth's place De-
cember H. 1t will be stag, with en-
tertainment and novelties, for the
benefit of the distribution of Christmas
baskets for the needy of the city.
The annual memorial services viii
take place in the lodge room tonight. |
Lawrence H. Rupp of Allentown, Pa,
Lodge, past grand exalted ruler will be
the orator, and there will be music.
The following became members Of the |
lodge at the last initiation: Howard
Baker, Alexander M. Fiddesop William
P. Moses, George F. Newton. Charles j.
Shapiro and Luther M Young. There
will be no other initiation until Febru-
airy IL, when a class of over 100 will be
initiated in honor of Grand Exalted
Ruler John r. Coen, who will, with his
staff attend the flftieth anniversary Of
the lodge.
A lodge of sorrow was held last We'd |
nesday evening to honor the memory
Of Grand T1ler Daniel r. Nihton.
REBEKAH NEWS.
Schuyler Co!fax Lodge met November |
a. with Noble Grand Mrs. Matte Han |
back, presiding. Mrs Annie Grigsby |
was a guest. A household shower was |
given the financial secretary, Mrs. Mary |
L. Gerald, recent bride The nomi- |
nation of officers will be held Decem- |
Der 8. |
A degree team will confer the degree |
upon two candidates at Brightwood |
Lodge Tuesday evening. The staff will
go to Baltimore TO confer the degree
December Is. Past Noble Grands' night |
will be celebrated December %.
Ruth Lodge will meet December 7. |
The president Of the Rebekah Assembly |
will pay her official visit.
The president of the Rebekah As
sembly, Mrs jeanette Griftth, accom- |
panied by the Grand Lodge officers, the |
Grand Encampment officers escorted /
by Canton Washington and Ladies /
Auxiliary and her officers, attended the |
divine service November 20 at the |
United Brethren Church.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The 1882 Supreme Convention Com
mittee was called to order by Acting |
Chairman Clarence T. Smith. Oficers |
elected were: Clarence T. Smith of |
National Lodge, general Chairman:
Thomas A. Green of Loyalty Lodge, as
sistant general chairman; Mrs Eva |
Green Of Loyalty Lodge. treasurer. and |
Miss Ethel Cooper Of Hope Lodge, sec
retary.
The following chairmen of commit
tees were appointed: William ]. Nally
OF Loyalty Lodg Entertainment; MRS. |
nuIu boWleS OF Capitol Lodge, Recep-
ton; Mrs. Mabele Bernard of Ma
tional Lodge, Banquet; Mrs. Pauline
Marsh Of Star of Virginia Lodge, Ball:
Lee Dugan Of Justice Lodge, Badges
and Mrs. M. Z. Harmon of Trinitv
Lodge. Publicity. Mrs. Viola Thoun-
son OF Trinity Lodge, Mrs. Ida Stanley
OF Capltol Lodge and Mrs. Amelia
Stomback OF Star of Virginia Lodge
FihaLlce commune The next meeting
December II al $50 Seventh street
southeast ''1ee'
The last meeting of National Lodge
was called to order by Comdr Mrs les
Sic Tate. The degrees were confaTrad
upon MRS. Florence Perry by Past
Comdr. Mrs. Mabelle Bernard,
Deputy supreme Comdr Mrs. MarilIa
Snn,dr Sn,roh Pre- presented Deputy Supreme
gift from the lodge and a sboUer i "a
gifts from the membership at bon1
quet held after the meeting in NJ
Domdera's honor. Remarks Were p.aSa
by MRS. Maize Domdera. Mrs IN
boWles, Mrs. Lulu Lee and Lee Dnean
nomination OF officers will take nIace
| DeoeeA dI oUS street.
JR. o. U. A. M.
Liberty Bell Council met with co
cllcr c. j. Lomax presiding Aievoudar
!. Allen was received into nenohanabta
by initiation. State Councillor Tbnrnap p
Jones, Junior Past State connniiar
FRANK c. Mangum. State vice Co,,n
cilor Charles H. Hid, G. w. CIement-
son OF star spangled Banner C3unciI
raHro,i cas- ,Eouncllor n Dent of Old GLORY
16, Va Conpci, ~; a; Barnette of Ballston,
Culloch, National State Den,,tu NC
Winner, Councilcr beavers Of W Woodrdn ~; ~
wilson Council. A. F. o'Neal Of % Ross
Council and Harry Gorbutt NJ @ stsS