Evening star., 1933-03-19

called to order by Councillor Gladys
Sager. Inside sentinel, Mrs. Steele, and
outside sentinel, Mrs. May Gibbs were
installed by the deputy, Mrs. Flora NJ
Reagan. The council has sarrange an
entertainment and dance March 40, and
at the first meeting night in April they
will receive the State councillor, Mrs.
s. Belle Gibson, and her of1tcers.
| ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master Morris L. Dreeben,
accompanied by his staff, win visit
Covenant Lodge Wednesday evening In
the Odd Fellows Temple.
Salem Lodge held its visitation Thurs
day night. Due to business call, the
grand master, Morris L. Dreeben. was
unable to be present, deputizing his
deputy grand master Charles B.
Lampe, to oficiate. A feature was an
address by Representative George Hud-
dleston of Alabama and a past grand
master and past grand representative
from that State to the Sovereign Grand
Lodge.
The Committee on the Anniversary
met Monday night at the Odd Fellows
Temple. A permanent organization of
Grand Marshal Roscoe Jenkins as
chairman. Past Grand William H.
Darr of AInity. secretary. and Mrs.
Rose Goerner Of Schuyler Colfax Re-
bekah Lodge. treasurer. Grand Sire
William F. Jackson Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge. has accepted. an invita-
ton to be present and arrangements
are now being made to have President
Roosevelt be present with the grand
sire. The event will be held in one of
the large auditoriums. President Roose-
velt is an odd Fellow and a member of
Hyde Park Lodge New York A second
meeting Of the committee will be held
March 80.
Canton washington, accompanied by
! the Ladies' Auxiliary and other members
of the order, will go to Baltimore, Md,
April 3. where the Decoration of Chiv-
airy will be conferred on a number of
candidates, five of them being members
of this jurisdiction. Special busses will
leave Odd Fellows Temple at 6 pm.
The chairman Of arrangements is Past
Capt John Schaefer.
| A meeting of the representatives ap-
/ pointed to the General Relief Commit
tee will be held March 27. at o'clock.
The following grand instructors
recommended by the several subordinate
lodges have been approved by the grand
master: Central. Past Grand Harry
Best; Washington No. 6, Past Grand
Paul O'Neal; Eastern, Past Grand Al
bert P. Dobbins; Harmony. Past Grand
William H. Stewart; Columbia, Past
Grand Frederick w. Schumacher;
son: Covenant. Past Grand Alexander
L. Solomon; Beacon, Past Grand Walter
I. Rhoades; Metropolis, Past Grand Ira
L. Wright; Excelsior Past Grand ISidor
Lipov: Federal City. Past Grand Alfred
G. Boiler; Golden Rule. Past Grand
Oscar W. Huth: Salem, Past Grand
Charles w. Shaw; Langdon, Past Grand
Harry w Cooper; Amity. Past Grand
John H Windsor; Phoenix, Past Grand
Benjamin F. Lusby; Mount Pleasant,
| Past Grand Albert G. Keen, and Bright
wood. Past Grand Noah A. Shockey.
Past Grand Ira L. Wright of Metropolis,
has been appointed by the grand master
as grand instructor
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Logan Tribe entertained six past
great sachems and the great sachem,
Harry J. Thompson, Thursday. A Re-
| instatement Committee has been ap-
pointed by Sachem Otto Krueger.
! Sioux Tribe has pledged Great Sachem
Thompson so applications and REIN
statements.
Idaho Tribe will celebrate their
thirty-sixth anniversary March 81.
Past Great Sachem Alva E. Thompson
has been appointed chairman for the
birthday celebration. Past Great
Sachem and Great Keeper OF Wampum
w. B. Garner, sr.. has been appointed
as press representatives.
Analostan Tribe elected three new
members at their last meeting and will
confer the degrees on eight new mem
bers March %.
Great Senior Sycamore Wilfred E.
Lawson has secured four new appli-
cations. which will be presented at the
meeting of Usage Tribe Saturday
Great Sachem Thompson has called
meeting of the Board of Great
March 26. at pm.
Red Wing Tribe will hold a dance
and bingo at Red Mems Hall, 713 D
street, April 3.
Idaho Council celebrated their thirty
fifth anniversary with Great Sachem
Thompson, Great Directress Mrs. Anna
Jarboe and the Board of Great Chiefs
as guests of honor.
White Eagle Council held ST. Pat
rick's party Wednesday last and March
22 will give an entertainment and
dance.
Mrs. Anna Dickhaut Of White Eagle
Council will have a card party at her
home, 2315 Twentieth street, March 20.
Waneta Council was entertained
Tuesday by Mrs. Pauline Miller, Mrs.
Emma j. Grouse and Mrs. Ida Field
man to celebrate st. Patrick's day.
Dances were given by Miss Doris Benja-
min. A candlelight tea will be given
March 20 and the degree will be con-
ferred March 81.
Mineola Council will meet April l.
Hiawatha Council entertained the
great directress Mrs. Anna Jarboe.
The Past Pocahontas Association will
meet at the Hob Mob March %. the
hostesses being Past Great Directress
Hilda Richards. Past Pocahontases Flor
ence De Chard, Luvenia Baker and
Ethel Miles.
The Disabled Committee will hold
a bingo at Red Mems Hall March Is
at $3.50 pm.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting of National Lodge
was called to order by Comdr C. T.
Smith. The degrees were conferred on
Mrs. Addie Brady and Mrs. Mary
Lands. Mrs. Mabelle Bernard, deputy
supreme commander for Capitol Lodge,
and G. T. Smith, deputy supreme COM
mander for Ruth Lodge Of Virginia,
were officially received. The next meet
ing will be March 20 at 808 street.
Capitol Lodge will meet in Northeast
Masonic Temple March % Ida STAN
ley, commander will preside. A bingo
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