Evening star., 1933-06-25

son and 18-month trustee Emma
Scheppel. The next meeting will be
/ July s.
| Columbia Council met with Councillor
Cochran presiding. One new applica-
ton was presented by Mrs Grace Diet
rich. The deputy, Mrs. Fannie Mason,
awarded prizes for bringing in new
members. 1t was voted to join with
Hope Council in the outing July Is
The following officers we're elected:
Councillor, Lawrence Gray; associate
councillor, Orria Mckinney: vice coun-
| cilor. Catherine Pierce: associate vice
| councillor, Grace Dietrich; guide, Dorothy
| Stearns: inside guard. Nellie Pierce;
outside guard. Otis Stearns: associate
recording secretary. Matte Buckley and
18-month trustee, S w Cochran. The
, next meeting will be July 6.
/, The last meeting of Pride of Wash
ington Council was called to order by
| Councillor Clarence T. Smith. The obli-
CATION was conferred on Mrs Maggie
Licarione and Mrs Maggie Accardi A
silk altar flag was presented to the
council by Mrs. Lula Lee, on behalf
of Friendship Council. Alexandria. Va.
and a seal. given by the drill team of
! Hope Council. Was presented by Past
! State Councillor Mrs. Sadie Jenkins.
; The next meeting will be held June %
at SIT Eleventh street southeast.
| True Blue Council met. with the
! councillor. H. B. Mallory, presiding. Of
! fcerS were elected.
! A supper will be served by Hope
Council after the meeting, June n in
Naval Lodge Hall.
B. p o. ELKS.
Exalted Ruler Joseph J. Haggerty has
| appointed the 1884 Thursday and
Saturday Night Dance Committee, con-
sisting of William F. Chrisman. Charles
L. Rouse, A. A. Hollander. Frederick
| Catlin, Clayton Bashford. Frank Baxter.
| Isadore Cohen. Benjamin Atlas, Daniel
| Leahy, Gus Brahler. George Kinsey,
John j. Guerin. Martin Young. Harry
/ Mace 2 McCarten, J. H. Trumbo D. E.
! Manning. Charles Hoffman and John
J. Snyder.
Members are requested to board the
| Elks' Show Boat" not later than 7;4j
/ pm. July II.
Harvey C. Belt, chairman of the Re
! ception Committee to the Elks Maga-
| zine Good Will cars, has made ar
rangements for a full days entertain
ment June ~.
The twenty-fourth annual outing to
| the orphans will be held at Glen Echo
Park June 28
The Grand Lodge Reunion will be
JR. o. U. A. NJ.
Anacostia Council was called to or
! der by the councillor, T. P. Redd. L. S.
i Perry was elected to membership. The
| degrees were conferred on j. Ruleman,
| Andrew Montgomery. John Holm and
! J. Catimer Election Of officers Will
be held June 26.
Reno Council was opened with the
councillor presiding. The final nomi-
! nation of officers and representatives
to the State Council was held. Election
| will be held June 26. Meetings will
be held on the first and third Mon
days during July and August.
Edward j. Ross Council was con-
vened. with the councillor, W. Miller.
presiding. William c. Kenner made
| application for membership.
L. E. West presided over Liberty Bell
! Council. The council stood in silent
| prayer in respect to Thomas H. Har-
ris. Herbert H. Cleary and Millard
F.. Williams made applications for
membership.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Syracusians Lodge conferred the
| knight rank on Esquire Van Ness and
entertained as guest Grand Repre-
sentative Harrigan CT Washington
State The lodge will hold meetings
| on the first Friday in July and on the
last Friday in August. There will be
a representative of the Executive Com
mittee at the Grand Lodge Hall every
| Friday during the vacation period.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters,
l,NII oct hn
| Summer June %. There will be So
cial feature and entertainment.
The Seven, Eight and Nine Club met
| Friday evening for social
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
At the June conclave of Alpha Camp.
William Schughrue presided and made
q report on the recent head camp con-
vention held in Hagerstown.
The sixteenth anniversary OF the
charter of w. A. Fraser Camp was cele-
brated last Monday night at the Wood
| men Lodge After brief business ses-
sion. presided over by Consul Comdr.
George Gentner, banquet was served.
Thomas Jefferson MCGEE, toastmaster,
| made the presentation OF gold medal
to Past Comdr william Helgesen. Fea-
lures of the program included a mono
lORue Dy SOVcIelsii Nlllco oilu Wy
of the experiences of the Fraserite by
Editor George M. Green.
At the convocation of the Boosters
Club. President Paul H. De Lawter an
nounced a river excursion July 81,
trip to Warrenton, Va, and series OF
visitations to Washington and nearby
camps which continue their meetings
throughout the hot weather.
At Elm Camp Consul Comdr. William
H Wade. Financial Secretary c. D.
Holland and Past Consul Frank /. Peck
made reports.