Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-12

sale April 20 and 81. Miss Mary Loar
I. o. o. F. anniversary April ~.
Esther Lodge will meet tomorrow
night. Degree rehearsal will be held.
Several Spring activities have been
planned by Noble Grand Ourand.
Noble Grand Ethel Eckendorf Of
Martha Washington Lodge announces
theater party at the National Theater
tomorrow evening A delegation of 40
members attended the meeting in Bal
timore April 6 to witness the decora-
ton Of chivalry conferred upon Mrs.
Margaret Tying and others. Visitation
of this lodge will be April %.
Brightwood Lodge will receive the
president of the Rebekah Assembly,
Mrs. Jeanette Griffith, and her officers,
accompanied by the Grand Lodge OIL
GERS and the canton and ladies' aux
Hilary officers, Tuesday evening. There
will be special program following the
business meeting. The lodge meets in
the Masonic Temple at Georgia and
Colorado avenues. A chicken dinner
will be given at Pythian Temple Thurs
day from S to Z pm This lodge viii
visit the Rebekah Lodge at Frederick.
Md May 20. Reservations can be made
with Mrs. Joanna ISon. On April 20
the lodge will entertain Victory Re-
bekah Lodge from Fredericksburg, Va.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
State Councillor Frank G. Mangum
and his officers will pay Independent
| Council their annual fraternal visit
April a.
Liberty Bell Council was presided over
| by Councillor H. F. Parr. Last night
was initiation night and three candi-
dates received the degrees of the order
by Liberty Bell degree team under the
direction of Degree Master G. H. Hid.
The council had as guests at their last
meeting, State Councillor Frank C.
Mangun, State Conductor Charles H.
Hid and Deputy State Councillor Phil
Martin of AnacoStia Council. Chairman
of the Entertainment Committee L. C.
Risler announced that the committee
had prepared large program to enter
tain the State officers and the visiting
| members at the annual visitation on
April ID. The speakers were State Con-
| ductor Charles H. Hid, Councillor Parr,
| Secretary Witherite, Chaplain Rector,
Vice Councillor G. J. Lomax, H. B, NAL
! lory, L. c. Risler, Treasurer McClung,
I. H. Bowman Of Damascus Md, and
| William Hendrickson.
Star Spangled Banner Council was
| presided over by Vice Councillor W. j.
Baker. The council is endeavoring to
raise funds to erect an electric sign on
the Junior order Hall A bingo party
will be held April II following business
meeting. The speakers were State
| Warden e. M. Garrett, w. L. Sudwarth
of Ross Council, and Messrs. Bushey,
Cantwell, Boyd and Thomas.
AnacoStia Council was presided over
by the councillor. E. A. Rettstatt, Junior
Past Councillor Samuel Hubacher re-
| ported that all is in readiness for the
! flag presentation exercises at the Wilson
Memorial Church, Eleventh street be-
| tween I and X streets southeast, today
| Councillors E. D. Kaufman, p. j.
Martin, John Thomas, Secretary e. r.
Thomas, Financial Secretary James T..
| Frye and Chaplain Scott. The next
| regular initiation will be April 20.
E. J. Ross Council met with Councillor
Lossman presiding.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Kenmore Council was visited by State
Councillor Mrs. Ethel Burroughs and
her officers. A program was given as
follows: Piano selections by Past State
Councillor Mrs. F1oda Reagan; address.
State Councillor Mrs. Viola Dale of
Virginia; vocal solo, Miss Buck preSen-
tationS Of gifts to the State councillor
Deputy Mrs. Fannie Joyner, State Con-
ductor Mrs. Bell Gibson, Past National
Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell and
Mrs. Louise Grubbs, and a contralto
solo by Mrs. Cleada Horne.
The twenty-eighth birthday anniver-
s2ry Of Mount Vernon Council was