Evening star., 1933-03-26
comdr. L. H. Troutman, both Of this

Comdr. L. H. Troutman. both Of this
lodge.
Chancellor Comdr. w. A. Kimmel Of
Calanthe Lodge announces the appoint
nent Of the following committees:
Audit-Marcus L. Lennon, chairman;
William E. Barkman and J. w. Hargett.
Entertainment-John E. Thompson,
chairman; Willis W; Parker and Harvey
Q. Belt Membership-Henry I. Coxen,
chairman; william H. Boswell. John
Adams. George Lee, John w. Hargett,
Harvey c. Belt. william c. Herforth,
Harry Evans, w. A. Kimmel, William
Law, L. r. Muse, Lee B. Emory, Max
Rosenthall, John E. Thompson and
George w. Barkman.
Syracusians Lodge entertained as
guests Past Chancellor Harding Of
Forest Oak Lodge. Gaithersburg, Md;
Past Chancellor w. w. Clements and
Deputy District Grand Chancellor
Emmett Scott of Oriental Lodge,
Alexandria. Va, and Past Grand Chan
cellors G. F. Day and F. w. Farmer of
the District of Columbia. The rank of
Page was conferred on Charles K. Grit
on Charles E. White. A bingo party
will be held under the auspices Of the
lodge ct Pythian Temple March 81 at
$3.50 pm.
Uniform Rank. Washington Company,
held election of officers as follows:
Captain, Arthur r. Newcomb; first lieu
tenant, George o. Sunday; second lieu
tenant, Charles Stoll; sergeant recorder,
Charles Schaffner, and sergeant treas
urer. E. R. j. Carter. Installation Of Of
f1cers will be at Hanover, Pa, in May.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters,
announces the following schedule of ac-
Nri1 & TnIs
supper; April 10, bingo party.
Past chiefs meeting will be held at
home OF Mary Hooper at 5l8 F street
northeast April IL.
An official visitation to Rathbone
Temple was made at its last meeting by
Grand Chief Bertha Law Of Danville,
Va. and Grand Chancellor Alfred M.
Schwartz with his associate Grand
Lodge officers for the District. Piano
and vocal solos were rendered by Melvin
Creamer and readings by Miss Lillian
Jones.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Old Glory Council and Francis Scott
Key met in joint session, with Past
Councillor Embery presiding. Deputy
state Councillor E. H. Wax presented
State Councillor c. H. Hid and his staff
OF officers for their annual visit. The
principal address was made by Junior
Fast State Councillor Thomas F. Jones.
Liberty Bell Council met, with Coun-
cilor L. E. West presiding. Two mem
bership teams have been founded, with
II. B. Mallory as captain. Of the Blue
team and H. M. Martin as captain of
the Red team. The committee In charge
OF the entertainment for the annual
visitation of the State Council officers.
which will be held April IS, reported
progress.
Anacostia Council convened, with
Councillor T. R. Redd presiding. A class
OF initiation was held. The next class
OF initiation will be held April 3.
Edward J. Ross Council was called to
order by Councillor William L. Miller
The council closed early in order to give
the use of the hall to the Jeweled
knights, the recently organized associ-
alton composed of past councillors OF
Ross Council. and to attend the vista
ton Of the State Council officers to Old
Glory and Francis Scott Council. The
annual visitation will be held March 30
at the Junior Temple.
washington Council had open house
March II and had as their guests about
Is women. Among the entertainers were
the Hoffy Trio, Ed Souder, Fred and
James and Jack Collins.
Benning Council was called to order
by Councillor j. H. Cleary. The mem
pershlp drive will expire March 81. The
losing team will be host to the winning
team at banquet to be announced at
later date.
Star Spangled Banner Council met.
with Councillor A. E. Taverner presiding.
Ihe application Of Harry j. Thomson
was received Councillor Taverner named
tne following committees: Good of the
order, Earl Armstrong; Press, w. M.
Boyd; entertainment, James B. Waddell.
Plans are being made for a Mothers
oay program, about May 16.
Eagle Court met. with Grand Orient
w. L. Grimes presiding. The degrees
were conferred on Councillor A r
Taverner of Star Spangled Banner
Council.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Great Sachem Harry ]. THOMPSON
VIII confer the adoption degree Thurs
day ct Logan Tribe
AT the last meeting of Seneca Tribe,
Great Junior Sycamore Charles o.
Storm resigned as senior sycamore
Samuel A. Maddox was elected and
Samuel Miller was elected as Junior
sycamore.
Great Instructor Frank v. Voehl has
appointed the following instructors:
Usage, Frank Sieffert; Logan, Thomas
II. Dennis; Seneca, Samuel A. Maddox;
Mineola. George E. Baxter; Idaho, Alva
p. Thompson; Powhatan, John w.
Tidler; Sioux, Jacque Heidenheimer:
Red Wing, Charles j. Scherrer, and
Anaa.ostan. Wilson George
Idaho Tribe celebrated its Thirty
Sixth anniversary. with Past Great
Sachem Alva E. Thompson acting as
toastmaSter.
Idaho Council will hold a bingo party
March 81.
White Eagle Council will hold social
night March 20.
Waneta Council will have q candle
night March %.
Mineola Council will meet April /.
Hiawatha Council will meet April 8.
A meeting of the Board of Great
Chiefs will be held today at Red Mems
Hall at pm.
At the meeting Of waneta Council
last Tuesday, the degree work was ex-
emplified on Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Champion.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
The annual retreat will be held at the
Washington Retreat house March 81 to
April g. On April 2, the first Sunday of
the holy year." many groups. have sig
nif1ed their intention Of being present.
The retreat master Is Right Rev. Will
liam H. Hafey, Bishop of Raleigh and
national chaplain Of the Catholic
Daughters of America. Miss Mary
Ahem is chairman of the Retreat Com
mittee.
Court D. c. 212 is invited today at 3
the laying of the corner stone of the
new Church of the Assumption at Con-
gress Heights, where their chaplain,
Rev. Francis x. Cavanagh is pastor.
At the social meeting Tuesday eve
ming Miss Ethel Roddy gave a group of
songs, accompanied by Miss Margaret
Breen and Miss Janet Cohen.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.