Evening star., 1933-12-03

w. M. Martin Of Liberty Bell Council
presented his credentials as deputy
This council will attend church service
at the Fountain Memorial Baptis
Church this Sunday evening.
Clifford Long presided over Bennini
Council. He set aside the night o
December l8, to be known as reinstate
ment night. Milford Cleavland wa
received by transfer card. Councilo
Long and Recording Secretary Georg'
Anderson escorted to Liberty Bell Coun
ell, No. SIS, Theodore T. Schrum, Charlie
Windham and Norman Martin. wher'
the degrees were conferred on them
A delegation will attend church servic'
at the Fountain Memorial Church TO-
night.
DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE.
Queen Roberta S. Fosse of Saml;
Temple announced the stated meeting
December 20, at 8 pm, over Parl
Savings Bank, Fourteenth and kenyon
streets. The degrees will be conferred
after which a Christmas party will b.
held.
THE MACCABEES.
National Tent elected to member
ship Charles F. Knapp, Marcus D
Miller and Raymond F. Schweitzer
The tent will hold election Of offlcer
Wednesday evening in Odd Fellows
Temple, 419 Seventh street at 8 pm
followed by smoker.
Eureka Hive, Miss Mary E. Morris
commander, last Monday evening a
Northeast Masonic Temple, had al
oficial visitation of officers Of the Stat
Camp. A musical program included
vocal solos by Miss Ruth Kaldenbach
Jack Vogeler and banjo selections b,
Charles Worthington and Charlie
O'Neill.
Capital Court. junior department
Miss Ruth Robey; commanasr. IS pre-
nival in December
regent, will hold a dance December II
at Northeast Masonic Temple.
The Ever Ready Girls, juniors 0
Capitol Court, will inset at TIT Eight
street northeast Friday evening.
SONS OF VETERANS.
William B. Cushing Camp, No. SC
Sons Of Union veterans Of the Civ
War, will meet December at Odd Eel
lows Temple, 419 Seventh street, a
8 pm. Comdr A. Van Ness Burst vii
preside. Matters Of Importance to th'
organization will be discussed.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
Tri-state supervisor. MRS. Eta Kim
of Norfolk, Va, will be present at tn
meeting of the board of directors TO
morrow at IL am. in the w. B. "A
club rooms. Mrs. King will be gues
of honor at a luncheon at the nom
OF Mrs. Lulu Hammond at ! pm
and will address the union meeting II
the club rooms at pm.
The Westway Club will entertain Il
the club rooms Wednesday evening.
National Review meets in the clu
rooms Friday at l pm. for luncheon
to be followed by ritual1st1c meeting
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Webster Lodge at the last meetin
indicted into the knight rank Esquir
Burke. Chancellor Comdr. Wise an
nounced there are several applicant
who will have the page rank conferre'
at an early meeting.
Svracusians Lodge conferred tn
knight rank on three candidates. Pas
Grand Chancellor Hargreaves OF Bos
ton assisted. The Entertainment Com
mittee conducted five boxing bouts. Tn
contestants were from the Junior Ath
letic Club of Congress Heights. =.
Hermione Lodge conferred the knlgh
rank on class. Chairman E. T. Ne
costa, as master of work, escorted tn
dramatic team from Syracusians Lodg
for this induction.
Rathbone Temple. Pythian Sisters. Nc
8, held its annual roll call at the las
meeting. There were songs by Dori
Kirby and piano selections by Melvin
Creamer.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM,
The last meeting of National Lodg
was called to order by the commander
Mrs. Anna Stewart. Chairman Do
Morocco announced a dance Decem
ber 18. Nomination of officers was
Commander, Miss Lillian Carrick; vic
Mrs. Addie Brady; marsha
Mrs. Isabelle Russell; accountant, Mr'
Eva Raba; treasurer, Don Morocco
chaplain, Mrs Estella Uebele, insid
guard, Mrs Julia Helphenstein; outsid
guard, Mrs. LaZaros mistress OF cere
monies, Mrs. Jessie Richards, and /
months trustee, Mrs. Shields
A reception followed the meeting witt
Deputy Supreme Commander Mrs
Dorothy Seaton and Mrs. Peggy Walter
Of the Supreme Lodge Credential Com
mittee as guests of honor.
The next meeting will be Decembe
4 at s08 I street.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
With Consul Walter A. Dordell pre-
siding, Central Camp at its last meet
ing had as guests, District Deputy Herlr
H. Millard and Capt w. Roy Heft Q
the foresters' department. Capt. Hef
outlined plans of the uniformed ran
fer its next foresters' encampment.
At the next meeting Of Central Cam
will be election Of officers. Watchmal
William M Allen has submitted hi
the city and his afhliation with cam
in Springfield, Mo.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Washington Council met Tuesda
evening in knights of Columbus Clut
Grand Knight Michael j. Racioppi urge
the members to support the membershi
drive. The members were also requeste
to support the concert to be given mex
Monday evening at Constitution Hall
John Mccormack for the benefit of tn
Particular Council of the st. Vincent d
Paul Society
Rev. Paul A. McNally, director of tn
Astronomical Observatory at George
town University and chaplain of Wash
ington Council. addressed the member
The council held its annual Thanks
giving party
The next meeting will be held Decem
ber IL.
Flowers Travel 5000 Miles.
Wild flowers travelled 5000 miles fro,
South Africa to take part in the recer
South African Wild Flower Exhibitio
In London, which was opened by Prir