Evening star., 1932-03-13

| FrlendShp 1emple, fyttlIhH oDCcis .
celebrated its twenty-second ami.
Chief Mary Hooper and Grand Chan
cellor Newcomb, accompanied by the
latterS corps of officers.
Supreme Chief Mrs. Elsie Wander
wort was presented with basket OF
flowers. The grand chief was pre-
sented with a pair of silver candelabrs
| and the grand chancellor with fcun'
tain pen. State organizer. Mrs. Car
RE Davis, was the recipient of pres
ent also. Rathbone Temple presented
! the temple with table linen. The drill
team and degree staff was presented
with Pythian flag. An entertainment
followed, of music, dancing and the
reading of a poem composed by Mrs
Ella Thornton.
Arrangements are being made by
! the grand chancellor to have the two
Pythian Sister temples entertain the
46 orphans Of the Hines Memorial
Pythian Home at Newmarket. This
event will take place early in May.
SyracuSians Lodge at its last session
entertained as its guests Joe K. STAN
ley, deputy supreme prince of the Dra-
matte Order of the Knights Of Khor-
rassan: Past Grand Chancellor Sum-
merkamp of Stonewall-Lee Lodge OF
Georgia. and others. The esquire rank
was conferred on P L. Bowman. The
knight rank team of this lodge. under
the direction of E. r Negosta, con-
ferred the rank on large class for
Franklin Lodge Wednesday evening
Grand Chancellor Newcomb of this
lodge visited Baltimore in the interest
of the D. o. K. K.
Joe King Stanley. recently of Ala
bama, has been appointed deputy i'm
perial prince of the Dramatic Order OF
the Knights of Khorrassan the play
ground of the knights of Pythias)
imperial prince of the D. o. K. K.
FRED E. Bruml of Cleveland. Ohio
With the cooperation of the grand
lodge officers of the District of Column
bia Mr. Stanley hopes to institute a
new Dokey Temple in Washington In
the near future.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Great Chief of Records Walter M
Alexander will soon announce the dates
Of the unofficial visitations Of the
Great Council chiefs visits to the
tribes and councils of the District
The Advisory Committee of the Great
Council, consisting of Past Great
Sachems william c. White, Alva
Thompson and William Nally, is making
plans for the pageant and parade in
June, in honor of the George Wash
ington Bicentennial Celebration. Great
Junior Sycamore Wilfred E. lawson
has been appointed general chairman
and in turn to select his associates.
Logan Tribe will hold a series of
bingo parties for the benefit Of the aged
and inflrm Red Men. Abe King is in
charge and will be assisted BY Past
Great Sachems James Madison, Thomas
Dennis and William H. Ryan.
A large delegation from the District
attended the Red Mems class initiation
in Herndon, Va, Wednesday Remarks
were made by Great Sachem Benning-
ton of Virginia and the great senior
sycamore OF the Great Council Of the
United States, Worthington p. Watcher
Idaho Tribe will celebrate its thirty
fifth birthday anniversary March Is, at
pm, at Red Mems Hall, 7l3 D street.
All members of the order are invited
to attend and bring their friends. There
will be entertainment and dancing
Great Sachem Jacque Heidenheimer
and Great Instructress Cieada E. Horne
request members Of the tribes and
councils to attend the 35th birthday
celebration of Idaho Tribe March l5 at
713 D street, at $3.50 pm
The 34th birthday anniversary OF
Idaho Council was held and program
conducted by Past Great Sachem Alva
Thompson, was given. Edith Mcdonald
acted as toastmistress Addresses were
made by Great Sachem Jacaue Hei-
denheimer, Great Directress Cleada
Horne; the two charter members, Mrs
Green and w. B. Garner. ST.; Great
Sycamore Wilfred E. Lawson and Past
Great Sachem William c. White. The
address of welcome was given by the
Pocahontas, Lillian Summers.
White Eagle Council held a chill
dren's party. under the direction of
Helen Roland.
Waneta Council conferred the adop-
tion degree on Dorothy Stone and
Catherine Davis Of Hiawatha Council.
Mineola Council was called to order
by Wenonah Lee. The address of the
evening was made by Harry j. Thomp-
son. great senior sycamore.
Hiawatha Council was called to
order by Pocahontas Ryan Katie
Miller was appointed on the Bicenten-
nial Committee.
Louise Morisrity and Lula Mastin
called meeting of the Bicentennial
the celebration. The next meeting of
the committee will be held March Is
at 1880 pm, at 7l3 D street.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Fidelity Council was called to order by
the councillor, Mrs. Eleanor RiSdon. The
drill team conferred the degrees on
three candidates, two for John L. Bur
nett Council and one for Friendship
Council.
MiZpah Council met, with Mrs. Kath-
crime Baum presiding. Mrs. Collins Of
Ballston, Va, spoke. The chairman,
Mrs. Mary Hoffman, announced bingo
party March IT at 822 Twentieth street.
The sewing circle will meet at the home
Of Past Deputy Mrs. Lula Grubbs.
Progressive Council convened, with
the associate councillor, Mrs Florence
Ealton. In the chair. Mrs. Anna An
derson announced a card party at
Northeast Motors March rs. Memorial
services were held for Mrs Bertha M.
Lacey.
Triumph Council was opened, With
the councillor, Mrs, Agnes Barbour, pre-
siding. Plans are in progress for the
Bicentennial Exhibition The councillor
VIII give 9Z.oU III BOlQ 10 IQe memDer
bringing in five or more members dur
ing her term.
Betsy Ross Council is organizing a
drill team. Mrs. Maude Wine presented
the council with an official Bicenten-
NAL picture Of George Washington. Mrs.
Inscoe presented the council with a silk
flag.
Unity Council met. with the councillor,
MIS-. Hannah Gates. presiding The
visitation will be held March 16 in
l. o. o. F. Hall in Benning.
Star Spangled Banner Council initi-
ated two candidates for Betsy Ross
Council. The annual visitation was
helo March by the State councillor
and her officers
Kenmore Council was called to order
by the councillor, Mrs. Nettie Mettler.
With the deputy, Mrs. Mildred Rock, as
Installing officer. Mrs. Rosa Wagner was
installed as inside sentinel and Mrs.
Emily Bray as warden. The resignation
OF Mrs. Eta GLADDEN. as financial Sec
retarV was accented