Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-23

rated throughout the United STATES
and Canada August i. Preparations
are being made to entertain Supreme
Comdr. Coakley and Supreme Record
Keeper Biges early IN October: -
Comdr Lady Martha p. Talbot, VINO
has been Ill for several weeks, presided
over the review held by Martha WASH.
ington Hive Thursday evening at Odd
Fellows Temple. A large attendance
greeted her jamie T.. Ferguson, Eliza
beth M. Thompson, Maude L. Miller
and Sarah M. Weaver were elected 10
membership.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
washington Council knights VA hold
their annual Midsummer meeting Iues-
day at pm, at the Congressional
Country Club. Following, the meeting
the members will entertain at dance.
The recently installed lecturer, Val Els
man, and his committee VIII nave
charge of the arrangements.
JUNTOR ORDER UNITED AMERI-
CAN MECHANICS.
Chairman Z. A. Diehl, Secretary z.
y. Kaufman and Treasurer John ~.
simpson Of the Reunion Association
paid a social visit to Benning Counch
on August II. The policies and pur.
poses of the association were explained
to the council in addresses by the COM
mittee. A refund check was given the
council in reimbursement for the loan
given the committee. Other councils
viii be visited at later dates.
Liberty Bel Council met IN 0ns
Northeast Masonic Temple August 10
and was presided over by Councillor G..
]. Lomax. National Representative
Charles H. Hid gave a report on the
activities of the recent excursion 10
Pen Mar by the Reunion AssoclaIlon.
Councillor beavers of woodrow wilson
Council and Past Councillor Harry Cor
butt of Star Spangled Banner Council
were visitors. State Councillor FRANK
G. Mangum brought attention TO the
moonlight trip down the river on the
City of washington, to be held jointly
with the State Council of the Daugn-
tiers of America and the State Councn
Of the Junior Order United American
Mechanics. Mr. Mangum also told OF
a flying trip of the national secretary,
james l.. Wilmeth, to Washington ana
his purpose The speakers were: state
Conductor Charles H. Hid, State Coun-
cilor F. G. Mangum, Councillor Lomax,
Charles beavers, Harry Gorbutt, PaSC
Councillors T. r. Hellmuth, B. F. Staup,
II. w. Dawkins, l.. =. Rector, w. y;
Schorr, L. c. Risier, Max Esberger ana
Allan G. Witherite.
Anacostia Council met in the Ma
sonic Temple August II and was pre-
sided over by Councillor j. @. East
burn. The chairman, secretary ana
treasurer of the Reunion Association
made reports on the reunion at Fen
Mar on August 8. A check refund was
given the council for their generous
support in the excursion. The speak
ers were: Past State Councillor John
d. Simpson, Past Councillors e: %.
Kauffmar, A. e. Diehl, William Mitch
! ell. Secretary E. r. Thomas, Financial
Secretary James z. Frye and others.
]. Morgan Read Council met IN the
star Hail, Mount Rainier. Md, last
Friday, with Councillor Harlow presio-
| ing. A flag and Bible were donated by
| this council to be presented to a school
| In Northwest Virginia. Past Councillor
Jones of the Civic Committee will make
the presentation. The speakers were:
Councillor Harlow, Past State Councillor
, o. r. Harlow. w. p. Earnest, john
Earnest, Secretary Malcomb Reintzel,
Charles Muller, o. F. Lewis, Donald
Pitts and others.
Tomorrow evening in the !. o. o. +.
Hall in Benning, d. c., Benning Couri-
ell will convene for its regular weekly
meeting. This council is making great
strides for the coming Fall and Winter
seasons. Last year this council led in
percentage attendance during the series
Of state Council visitations.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Columbia Council. No. 4. met Mon
day night, Miss Helen Peake, tr., past
councillor, presiding. A lawn party,