Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19

bell which is awarded by the national
councillor for 10 new members, at its
meeting next Monday night. Prizes will
brought in one Or more applications.
The degree and drill team, under the
supervision of j. E. Dorsey, will hold
rehearsals every Friday evening in
Benning Hall An invitation was re-
ceived from Mary Bicksler of Fountain
Memorial Church, when special
services will be held December 8 at 8
pm.
Edward J. Ross Council met with
Councillor H. A. Hennig presiding. The
chairman of the Good of the Order
Committee B. Wells, has arranged for
an entertainment November 20. Due
to November 80, Thanksgiving day, be-
ing the day on which this council meets,
there will be no meeting.
WoODMEN OF THE WORLD.
The. twenty-fifth anniversary of Elm
Camp will be celebrated with pro-
gram of entertainment and dancing at
Thomson School next Friday evening
Senator Morris Sheppard Is on the list
for an address. and several radio ar
lists win perform. The Sanico Glee
s Club viii present selections. Charter
members are to be especially honored
and medals given for 25 years mem
bership.
The November convocation of the
Boosters Club brought out representa-
tives from all the local camps. Presi-
dent Paul De Lawter's plans for Win
ter activities were unanimously ap-
proved. These included visitations
among the several camps, Christmas
tree celebrations for the juvenile camp,
entertainment schedules for the Boost
erS' sessions.
Alpha Camp observed its thirty first
anniversary November 8. Financial
Secretary James B. Freeland presided.
Old Glory Camp met last Tuesday
night. Consul Comdr. Parker welcomed
the guests.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF.
LIBERTY.
Members will meet in the basement
of the Temple Baptist Church at 7:30
PM, November 20, for observance Of
Thanksgiving. Rev. Thomas z. Boorde
will conduct the services.
Hope Council will sponsor benefit
party at go M street northeast Novem-
Der 20.
Final plans are being made for the
dinner being sponsored by the State
Council December 6, in Northeast Ma
sonic Temple.
The first Of the annual State Council
visitations was paid to Hope Council No
vember IA. Mrs. Mae Etchison pre-
sided, due to the indisposition of the
regular councillor. Announcement YVES
made of club which has been formed
for the relief of members In need. The
club will meet on each third Monday
at the homes of various members, the
first meeting being at the home of Mrs
Nell Prender in Clarendon, Va, Novem-
Der 20. Mrs. Sadie jenkins Is presi-
dent. A gift from the council was pre-
sented the State councillor. Mrs. Emma
M. Barnes, by Mrs. Bosnian. A read
ing was given by Miss Viola Bartz.
Miss Bartz and Miss Anne Moffat rem
dered solos, accompanied by Mrs.
Gladys Freeman.
A meeting of True Blue Council was
conducted by the councillor, Miss Madge
Mills. This council will sponsor short
entertainment after their meeting No
vember IS.
washington Council. was called to
order by its councillor, Mrs. Irene Dill
saver. Plans were made for the State
Council visitation November 81.
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.
Gardenia Circle win hold q dance
after its next regular meeting tomor-
row at Phoenix Club. 7 Fourth street
northeast.
Grand Circle VIII hold class inita-
ton at Willard Hotel December 4.
Inner Circle degree to be conferred
December 5 at Willard Hotel.
THE MACCABEES.
Mount Vernon Tent, Norman J.
Shives commander, at its review at
Northeast Masonic Temple, Monday
evening, elected to membership George
w. Shadid. Robert r. Myers and Fran.
els x. Schade. A memorial service,
directed by Past Condr. Sidney Haas,
was presented in honor of the five
members who died during the past
year. State Manager w. o. Hayes Of
Baltimore addressed the meeting. Elec-
ton night will be December II.