Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-12

Of Dr. and Mrs. Albert N. Baggs June
at Treetops, Sherwood Forest, Md.
new flag was voted for the chap
ter's use at Memorial Continental Hall,
the old one to be retired for special
chapter ceremonies.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
At the last meeting of the Executive
Committee more than 20 applications
were received for membership. Supreme
Representative Reno S. Harp, Past
Grand Chancellor Steiner and Past
Chancellor Wall of Mount City Lodge,
Frederick, Nd, and Grand Keeper OF
Records and Seal Martyck Of Balti-
more were present. Grand Chancellor
Newcomb called representatives from
the several subordinate lodges and the
two Pythian temples to arrange for the
parade fraternal day Temples will
furnish buffet luncheon for visiting
Pythians.
Mount Vernon Lodge conferred the
esquire rank on James N. Kline, IT,. Sd;
Thomas H. Kline and Arthur L. Knapp
Fast Chancellor Clements of Oriental
Lodge OF Alexandria and Grand Chan
cellor Newccmb addressed the lodge.
Syracusisns Lodge conferred the
knight rank at It's last meeting. Past
chancellor Clements of Oriental Lodge
spoke.
ODD FELLOWS.
Odd Fellows will hold memorial serv-
ices this evening at the Mount Vernon
Methodist M. E. Church South. Rev.
Mr.. Shelton. pastor Of the church. will
oniciate. Grand Chaplain Ashland F.
Harlan Is chairman Of the committee.
Subordinate lodges, Rebekah lodges,
subordinate encampments and Canton
Washington, No. l, Of the Patriarchs
Militant. are requested to assemble in
the Sunday school room at 7:30 o'clock.
The grand officers have been invited
to attend the meeting of Esther Re-
bekah Lodge tomorrow evening.
Grand officers attended the birthday
anniversary party last Tuesday evening
held by Fidelity Rebekah Lodge.
Tentative arrangements are being
made for pilgrimage to Atlantic City,
N. j., July Is Langdon Lodge and
Friendship Lodge will Jointly make the
pilgrimage.
Rebekah Lodges
Esther Rebckah Ledge will meet
Monday evening. with Noble Grand
Emily U. Dingley presiding. Nomina-
ton of officers will be held. George
Washington Bicentennial program will
be rendered
BrightWood Rebekah Lodge will meet
Tuesday evening Following nomina-
ton of officers the lodge will visit
Schuyler Colfax Lodge.
RebekahS and friends are requested
to attend memorial services this eve
ming at the Mount Vernon M. E.
Church.
Knights Of Columbus.
Washington General Assembly OF the
Fourth Degree has postponed its meet
ing to "wednesday evening al the May
flower Hotel at s o'c,ock. AT this meet
ing new officers will be elected u serve
for the ensuing year and matters OF
Importance will be brought up for dis
CussiOn.
F. o. EAGLES.
At the meeting last Monday Wash
ington Aerie presented Judge Robert E.
Mattingly, president. with resolution
on his reappcintment to the Municipal
Court by President Hoover. Deputy
Grand Worthy President Ed Bigelow,
Worthy Vice President Ralph Frank
housor and Past Worthy President L.
WeGe we're appointed as a committee
to present the resolution to President
Hoover
The other officers installed that night
were: Ralph Y. FrankhoUscr, worthy
vice president; Theodore Wege. worthy
chaplain; Julian S. Latham. secretary
Charles S. Hartung worthy conductor :.
Henry H. Trundle, jr., treasurer DR..
Arnold H. McNitt. aerie physician: j. 3.
Egloff, jr.. inside guard; T G. Furnary,
outside gus d. and L. B. Hayes. George
B. HaSke and George c. Wathen,
trustees
Arthur De Marco, one Of the charter
members of the order. received a pin
and watch fob in recognition Of the
large number Of candidates he brought
into the aerie on the night of MAY 30
Other members who presented three or
more candidates IN this class received
a pin.
Members of Washington Aerie at
tended the installation of officers in
Alexandria, June 4, at the Eagles club
house, when Deputy Grand Worthy
President Ed Bigelow conducted the
services.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
At recent meeting of the club. beard
Of directors were elected as follows:
Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeney, president; Mrs
Clara Reavis, vice president Mrs AL
verda Meyer, secretary, and Mrs. Della
Edmunds. treasurer
The WestWay Club will give a party
in the club rooms tomorrow
Brightwood Review meets In the Mac
farland School tomorrow evening.
The Officers Club sponsors a card
party and lunch at the Continental
Bakery tomorrow afternoon.
Columbia Review meets in the club
rooms Tuesday evening.
Sewing for needy children, under the
direction of the Pioneer Club, is open to
all members Wednesday afternoon.
Washington Review meets in the club
rooms Friday evening
b. p. o. ELKS.
The Boys Band will lead a large
delegation Of the members today to An
napoiis to participate il the Flag day
exercises of Annapolis LoCge of ElkS.
The contest for The best essay on the
flag which the 600 pupils Of the Ameri-
canization School have submitted to
the committee of the lodge and the
American Legion closed last Friday
night The winners will be announced