Evening star., 1932-06-26

F.. Col. a. r. GdeSc'
Kans.: DR.. Rubey president OF the
Faetern zone encampment; Col. A. D
CIsuser. camp commander, Reading
Pa.
varied program has been arranged
.mlv 2, 3 pm. official opening and flae
raising. nm. open air class initiation
.uIIy 3 address by Gen. Pershlng Al
Tomb of Unknown Soldier, Arlington
Cemetery. July 4, visit to Mount Yer
nor where Gen. Maurice r. Smith vii
place a wreath on Washington's Tomb
WoMAN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
The Westway Club will entertain
with a bingo party in the CLUB rooms
Monday evening.
Rrightwood Review meets Monday
evening at the Macfarlane Junior High
Columbia Review will meet in the
club rooms Tuesday evening.
washington Review meets In tnf
club rooms Friday evening.
Miss Frances D. Partridge; supreme
secretary of Port Huron, Men, VIII OF
a guest of the local reviews July 70.
B.P. o. ELKS.
Chairman John Dillon Fitzgerald ol
the Twenty-second Annual Orphans
Committee. which outing VIII pc nelo
at Glen Echo Park next WEDNESDAY
announces arrangements competed tc
entertain the orphans.
The next regular session OF the lodge
will be held July at pm. Exalted
Ruler Leonard NJ. Gawler Will preside
THE Elks' official cars OF Good VIII
who are en- route to the Grand Lodge
reunion. which will be held in Blrming-
ham Ala. July 9 to IA, were greeted by
a committee headed by Harvey c. Belt
and .Josenh ]. Learv on their stopoveI
in Washington last Friday. After sight
seeing of the city they were received at
the White House by President Hoover
followed by a luncheon at the club. A
visit to Mount Vernon, Alexandria and
Arlington took up the afternoon. At
pm. a banquet was given at the Hotel
Occidental and a theater party at the
Palace Theater.
The delegate to the Grand Lodge
Past Exalted Ruler David LaPorte, and
the alternate, Past Exalted Ruler James
E. Collifiower. with a delegation from
the lodge, will leave for the convention
at Birmingham July 6.
Arrangements are being made for the
lodge to send delegation to the State
convention of Maryland, Delaware and
the District of Columbia at Wilmington
Del, in August.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Syracusians Lodge entertained a mum
ber of visitors. The dramatic team,
under the direction Of Master Of Work
z. T. NegoSta, conferred the Esquire
rank on John E. Simmons, Robert l.
Busby, John Blaki, Ralph Esposito, G
Sarrantos and Louis Triantafellon fol-
Franklin Lodge: Max Hoffman for Ex-
celsior Lodge, and Paul Snarr, Nelson
Coffin, Lemuel B. Thornton, Jack Kraft
David Barlow and c. Brown for Syra-
cusians Lodge. Harry Hodges, a former
member of the order, was elected tc
membership by reinstatement.
The Delphi Club met Friday evening
Several new members were accepted
Mount Vernon Lodge held the Knight
rank, at which time Syracusians Lodge
dramatic team conferred the rank
assisted by Past Grand Chancellors
Freeman Of Amaranth Lodge, c. Kenni-
cutt of Webster and Ellory Heiss oi
Rathbone Superior Lodge. James M
Kline, Thomas H. Kline and Arthur l.
Knapp were the newly-made knights.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters
will hold card party June 29 al
Pythian Temple for the benefit Of altru-
istic work.
Oriental Lodge, No. 6. conferred the
Page and Esquire ranks on class al
its last meeting. Several members from
Syracusians Lodge, including Past Chan
cellors E. T. Negosta and L. B. Thorn
ton and Grand Inner Guard r. B
Bergman, were present and assisted In
the initiation. The Knight rank will be
conferred Tuesday.
ORDER OF DE MOLAY.
Robert lie Bruce Chapter elected off,
GERS as follows: William Taylor, mas
ter councillor; Nathan Cohen, senior
councillor; Jules Phillips, junior coun-
cilor. committee to revise and pub
lish the bylaws was formed, consist
ing of David Morris, chairman; Joseph
Feigley and Hugh PAUL. officers
meetings will be held on the third Fri
days of July and August, regular meet
ings to be resumed on the first Friday
in September. Junior Past Master
Councillor Douglas George was pre-
sented with his jewel by Past Master
Councillor Robert Francis.
ODD FELLOWS.
Installation Of officers in eight O.
the subordinate lodges will begin thi'
week. On Friday evening the following
lodges will be installed: Central Lodge
by Past Grand Maynard p. Twttchel
and staff from Mount Pleasant Lodge
Federal City Lodge, by Past Crane
Hiram E. johnson and staff from
Brightwood Lodge, and Langdon Lodge
by Past Grand Justin M. Green anc
staff from Beacon Lodge.
Friendship and Langdon have planned
a second pilgrimage to Atlantic City
N. j., July 16, leaving Union Station a
two o'clock. Reservations can now b'
made at the office Of Grand Secretary
Harry L. Andersen.
AS guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe 8
Haight and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen G
Haight, Grand Master Thomas c. Nett
Ter as host is entertaining the grant
lodge officers and their families a
Haight's cottages, at Dare's Beach thii
week end.
Rebekah Lodges.
Esther Rebekah Lodge will hold cleo
ton of officers tomorrow evening.
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge OF Alex
ancria, Va. will be guests Of Bright
wood Rebekah Lodge Tuesday evening
lIle degree Will VIC COA4ASAAOO oAAN SAAA
GERS will be elected.
Miriam Lodge met, with Emma Schip
pen presiding. The following Officers
were elected: Mrs. Emma Lovett, nobl'
grand; Mrs. Olive Woodwork, Nc'
grand; Mrs. Annie E. Grigsly, record
ing secretary; Miss Ellie M. Allen
financial secretary; Miss Mary Bau
man. treasurer, and Lemuel H. Wind
sor, degree director. There will be
bingo party at the home of Mrs. Schip
pell tomorrow evening. Mrs. Edni
HAYWOOD and officers Of Dorcas Lodg'
will install the officers Of this lodg'
july |. and Mrs. Sarah C. M Frye ant
officers will install Martha Washington
officers July IA.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
The social meetings Of the season
closed with a program Tuesday eve
ming. Miss Florence Hosford was chair
man, assisted by Miss Josephine Walsl
and Miss Ella Buckley, pianiSts; Mis-
Cassie Shilling, readings; Miss France
Ivey. solos. and drawings by Miss Ra