Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20

the Disabled and Infrm Red Mems
The applications Of the great junior
sycamore. wilfred 4. Lawson, and the
great sar1nap. Cecil Z. Wiley, were re-
ceived in white Eagle Council.
Hiawatha Council will celebrate its
sixth birthday anniversary March Il at
Pythian Temple.
Waneta Council held a short meet
ing Tuesday with the wenonah, Ploris
Nally, presiding. Mrs. Grace Goodman
was appointed to the Bicentennial
Committee.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHAs.
Washington Company, No. /, q. r.
K. p, elected officers as follows: Julian
Latham, captain: Arthur Newcomb,
first lieutenant: George Sunday. second
lieutenant; r. B. B. Bergman, SER
held in April at Westminster. Nd,
under the direction of Col. Keefer
Mrs. Kate Young was made an hon.
orary member. Grand Chancellor New
comb and Max Rosenthal addressed the
company.
William J. johnson, formerly Of
Equal Lodge, is requested to commune
cate with Syracusians Lodge.
Syracusians Lodge conferred the es-
quire rank on Peter G. Bowman. The
knight rank will be conferred March IS.
Rathbone Superior Lodge elected the
following Officers: Chancellor COM
mander, William r. Lichtenberg; vice
chancellor. William Shof1os; keeper Of
records and seal, Isadore M. Levine;
prelate, Saul @. Lichtenberg; master
Of work, Joseph Holman; master at
arms, Nathan A. Aaronson; inner
guard, Nathan Buckhalter; outer guard,
Leon KATE; master Of finance, A. B.
Simons: master Of excheQuer, Harden
B. King; trustees, Edgar c. Snyder,
Ellory w. HESS and Lynn Troutman
The rank of knight was conferred at
its last meeting for Mount Vernon
Lodge of Omaha, Nebr., on Representa-
tive Malcolm B. Baldridge, and for
Amaranth Lodge of Washington on
Arville B. Ebersole. At its next meet
ing the lodge will confer the rank of
esquire on Alfred Goldstein and DR..
Sylvan Danzansky.
Friendship Temple announces a card
party at the home Of Mrs. Ida Crown
March 26. A chicken dinner will be
held April 5 in the banquet hall Of
the temple.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Star Spangled Banner Council con-
vened with the councillor, Mrs. Lille
Butler, presiding. Mrs. Mary Moore
was received by card. Mrs. Cox, the
deputy, was presented with q gift. In
itiation will be held March 81.
Pride of Washington Council con-
vened with the councillor, Mrs. Ruth
Locke, in the chair. At the last meet
ing Charles Luh presented the coun-
Gil with two Bibles and a flag, and
Mrs. Lillian Martin presented the
council with some paraphernalia for
the degree team. At the next meeting
initiation will be held.
Virginia Dare Council was called to
order by the associate councillor, Mrs
Ella Thornton. Mrs Marilla Smith
announced a card party March 20 at
Southern Diaries.
Good Will Council was called to or
der by Councillor Charles Magill Mrs.
Louise Mcdonald and Mrs. Janet Sher-
wood gave short talks. The visitation
will be March "a at 8Os Eye street.
John L. Burnett Council convened
with the councillor, Mrs. Oliff, presid-
ing There will be an oyster supper
at Fishers Hall, Wisconsin avenue and
N street, April l, from 5 to o'clock.
43o5At SOuA1O4 COifC1lCd "lt1L bAAC
councillor, Mrs. Edna Tayman, in the
chair. 1t was decided to enter float
IN the Bicentennial parade.
Betsy Ross Council held two meet
ings in February. Mrs Maude Wine
presented the council with an official
Bicentennial picture Of George Wash
ington. Mrs. Inscoe presented the
council with silk flag.
Fidelity Council convened with the
councillor, Mrs. Risdon, presiding.
Robert Downing spoke concerning the
dance at Pythian Temple April 9.
Songs were rendered by Miss Ardelle
jorie Jones and David Pezold, with
Sherman Miller at the piano. Sketches
were given by Miss Daisy Hamilton
and Mrs. Margaret Money, and
reading by Mr.. Miller.
Triumph Council opened with the
councillor, Mrs. Agnes Barbour, in the
chair. Mrs. James made a report.
Golden Rule Council convened with
Mrs Mignonette Hartman presiding.
Mrs. Florence Gator presented the
council with an American flag. Past !
Councillor Mrs. Dixie Young made
report on the Bicentennial Committee
meeting. William Spalding was ap-
pointed to serve on this committee. |
AAAN AASNH AhSSbAAA6 WAL Nc AfA0ASA NOs
The Semper- Fidelis Club met in the |
home of Mrs. Renna Cory last Mon
day. Mrs. Jeanette Taylor presided.
Friendship Council met with the
councillor, Mrs. Jessie Lowe, presiding.
State Council, Mrs. Mabel Downing
and her officials made their annual
visitation. The program was: Har-
monica selections, Maurice Risley;
sketch, Mrs. McNea and Harmed of
Fidelity Council; Miss Edith Reed and
some of her radio children.
Liberty Council met with the coun-
cilor, Mrs. Anna Schultz, presiding.
The State councillor, Mrs. Downing,
and her staff of officers made their Off
cial visit. The unwritten work was
given by Mrs. Purdy. A program was
given as follows: Songs by Lawrence
Alsop, song and dance by Ruth Nc
Cullar and a sketch by Mrs. McNea and
Harmed of Fidelity Council.
LOYAR ORDER MOOSE.
Officers of Columbia Lodge an
nounced z. j. Henning, former Federal
judge for the Southern District of Cali
fornia and a high official of the Su-
preme Lodge Of the World, will address
the meeting Tuesday at the lodge
room, 1414 street.
Officers will be elected April IL.
Arrangements are being made for an
open meeting in April, at which time it |
is expected Supreme Dictator Frederick |
NJ Zihlman and Senator James j.
Davis, director general Of the order, |
will address the members and their |
friends.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting Of National Lodge |
was called to order by Past Commander |
Mrs. Maggie Licarione. Plans were made |
for a class initiation May 2, also for q |
ST. Patrick's dance after the next meet |
1882 Convention Committee, made q |
az i6rnr far inn