Evening star., 1933-11-26

HieeClilB III OeCeInD9r. ElectlOu VI Oul-
GERS will be December g.
Kenmore Council met, with Mrs. Resa
Wagner presiding. 1t was decided to
ask the Deputies Association to confer
the degrees December 20.
Martha Dandridge Council gave re-
ception honoring the State Council
treasurer, Mrs. Grace L. Ricketts,; the
return of Deputy Mrs Maybelle Ber-
nard of Virginia Dare Council and also
celebrated the appointment of Mrs.
Marriet J. Fairall of the Legislative
Committee of the State Council. The
state councillor, Mrs. Ella Stone, and
her officers were the special invited
guests. The business meeting was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Ruby Kirby. coun-
cilor. Mrs. Margaret Skinner was in
stalled as inside sentinel and Mrs.
Mayme Mcintyre as the l2-month
trustee. Supper was served.
Betsy Ross Council was convened by
Councillor Ida S. Frazier. The degrees
were conferred on Miss Faye A. Frazier,
Mrs. Marie Klonig, Mrs. Grace E. john
son and Mrs. Helen Irene Quade.
John L. Burnett Council had its an
nual visitation. The state councillor
and her officers were introduced by
Mrs. Mary Hansen, acting conductress.
and were officially received by the
councillor, Mrs. Ethel Slonaker Nom
nation of officers was concluded.
ODD FELLOWS.
Two official visitations are scheduled
this week. Grand Master Morris L.
Dreeben and his officers will visit Bea-
con Lodge tomorrow in 1. o. o. F.
Temple. A feature of the visitation will
be the presentation of the third degree
by the degree team of Columbia Lodge.
On Friday evening the grand master
will visit Federal City Lodge in L o.
o. F. Temple.
Capt. Alexander L. Hjortsberg OF
Canton Washington, No. l, Of the
Patriarchs Militant, reported on the an
nual inspection recently held. At the
regular meeting of the canton Saturday
evening election of officers will be held
Friendship Lodge, No. II, had as 1T;
guest last Wednesday evening Grand
Master Claude c. Lanman and other
officers of the Grand Lodge of Mary
land. The grand master and officers OF
the District Grand Lodge were also
present. An entertainment was fol-
lowed by buffet supper.
National Capital Junior Lodge, NO. !,
the newly organized boys branch, had
an official visit last Friday evening
grand master and his officers
The grand masters banquet will be
held In January and to which only
those who have secured applications for
membership can be admitted.
JR. o. L. A. NJ.
Potomac Valley Forge Council met,
with the councillor. Thomas E. De Lozier,
presiding John Stuart gave a talk on
Foreign Relations" and Causes Of the
Crime Wave and the Cure" was the sub
iect of a brief talk by Fredick B. Hazel.
E. C. Hazel spoke on objects of Our
Order, and the Watchword."
Edward ]. Ross Council was called to
order by Councillor Henry A. Hennig
Thomas F.. Jones gave talk on the
public schools and the use Of their
gymnasiums for intercollegiate boxing
matches. Mr.. Seal spoke on our
Order"
Liberty Bell Council was called to
order by Councillor j. M Dolby. F1nan-
cial Secretary r. E. McCulloch, repre-
sentative for this council TO the United
States Funeral Benefit Association,
made a report as to the proceed
ings of the convention, which was held
in Philadelphia, Pa.
Anacostia Council was called to order
by Councillor R. F. Kirby. A large dele
CATION from this council. accompanied
by Anacostia Council, Daughters of
America. attended church services at
the Bells M E. Church, Camp Springs,
Md. last Sunday evening. Grover c.
Smith was elected to membership. The
degrees were conferred on A. NJ. Ward
and large group of candidates from
Benning Council. The birthday party
which was scheduled to be held No
vember 27 has been postponed until
December 18.
Councillor Clifford Long presided over
Benning Council. The applications OF
George E. Donaldson and Ed B. Hayes
were received The recording secretary,
George Anderson. took five candidates
from this council to AnacoStia Council,
where the degrees were conferred.
Members wishing to become a member
of the degree and drill team which is
being organized. meet at the council
hall Friday evening of each week at 8
O'Clock.
j. Morgan Read Council met. with the
councillor presiding. State Vice Coun-
cilor E. B. Pitts was the honored guest
and he gave a brief address on I'M
migration Into This Country"
MODERN WoODMEN OF AMERICA.
Georgetown Camp will hold class
adoption tomorrow in honor OF Joseph
Warner, a 25-year member of the order.
The meeting will be held at Fishers
Hall, Wisconsin avenue and N street.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Members and their friends will attend
Thanksgiving services tonight at the
Temple Baptist Church. Rev. Thomas
E. Boorde will deliver a patriotic SER
mon.
Plans for the dinner being sponsored
H. oil Nonnr,,l,o,- OF