Evening star., 1933-11-12

OuoSlCe OOullCu IneG november q, WlJn
Councillor Carrie Powell presiding This
council viii meet at 1880 pm. No
vember Is.
The last meeting of Columbia Coun-
Gil was conducted by Councillor Law
renee Gray. Mrs. Norman HodgkinSon
was obligated.
Activities this week include: Meet
ing Washington Council November 13;
State visitation to Hope Council, No
vember IA; supper for Hope Council.
November IS, at 624 I street southeast;
Justice Council, November 16; meeting
OF Potomac Council, November 18.
THE MACCABEES.
Comdr. Martha Purchase held a
tacky party at her home Monday eve
ming for the benefit of the officers Club
of Martha Washington Hive. Marie
Ryon, Blanche Jones and Annie
Schlorb we're admitted to membership
and initiated.
A party will be held Thursday eve
ming at the home Of Ruth Degenhardt,
1909 Kearney street northeast, for the
benefit Of a banquet for the Ofhcers'
Club.
A musical comedy was presented No
vember and 4 by National Tent at
Odd Fellows Hall The play was written
and directed by Chaplain John Voegler.
Charles ONeill Miss Betty Dwyer,
George Degenhardt, Elmer Fletcher,
Mrs. John Voegler, Ray Pifer, Joseph
Rollins, Alfred Burdy, Walter King
Walter Stewart, Eugene Courtney, Will
liam Weaver. Herbert Hunter, jr., and
Alexander Simmons were on the pro-
gram.
KNIGHTS nE pVTTXVAC
Syracusians Lodge at its last meeting
inducted into the Page rank three can
| didates. Assisting in the work was Past
Grand Chancellor Hargreaves of Con-
necticut. The Esquire rank will be con-
ferred next week.
Amaranth Lodge entertained SYRIA
cusians Lodge dramatic team last Mon
day. Grand Chancellor Thompson re-
lated story and Past Grand Chancel-
lor Hargreaves gave readings
Forest Oak Lodge conferred the rank
OF Esquire on l6 Pages. The lodge cele-
brated its forty-third anniversary by
entertaining Grand Chancellor Paul
Ben Sandy and his Grand Lodge officers.
The grand chancellor presented a watch
charm to Clarence Crown, who brought
In the highest number of candidates
| Charles H. Pope was presented with q
white gold ring, as second prize, and
j. T. Gartner received the third prize
A delegation from Syracusians Lodge
assisted In conferring the Esquire rank.
Another class has been started to aug
ment the class of Hagerstown, Md.
| Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters,
will hold party after their turkey din
ner, on November is. at Pythian
| Temple.
| b. p. O. Z.
The Presidents N. r. A. Armistice
day class, consisting Of IS members, we're
toast was delivered by Grand randi Exalted a
Ruler Walter F. Meier and broadcast.
A musical program was furnished by
the Columbia Symphony Orchestra and
the University Glee Club Quartet.
There will be no further interruption
In the Thursday and Saturday night
| charity dances.
Past Exalted Ruler Leonard NJ. Cav
lor held meeting Of the committee for
the memorial exercises to be held early
in December.
Jobs Daughters.
Bethel No, 2 meets in Stansbury
Lodge Temple. Brlghtwood, on The first
| and third Fridays of the month. A
| special program has been arranged for
November II, when its first anniver-
sary will be observed. On November
| "a the bethel will hold birthday dance
at the Press Club, Fourteenth and F
streets.
At the last meeting the council was
installed: Mrs. Cola Maholm, guard
| ian; H. B. Nevius. associate guardian;
Mrs. Margaret z. Smith, secretary;
Mrs, Mildred Conway. treasurer, and
Mira. Laura Wallace. director of music.