Evening star., 1933-06-04

served May III NOIlIlcdSL MdSOill
Temple. The State and national off
GERS and committees of the District c
Columbia. State council officers of Wiz
ginia and junior past State councilol
Thomas F. Jones. and past State coun
cilor, A. c. Columbus of the Junio
Order of United American Mechanic:
and six charter members Of this coun
ell were guests of honor.
LOYALTY Council concluded nomina
ton of officers for the ensuing tern
and planned an initiation for June 2S
Pride of Washington Council con
vened with the councillor, Mrs. Berth
Lewis presiding Nomination of officer
were concluded
The last meeting of Anacostia Coun
Gil was conducted by the councillor, Mrs
Ethel E. Burroughs, when Mrs. Maud
Meade was elected for Reinstatement
The first nomination of officers wa
held. The councillor appointed her jun
Good of the Order Committee as fol
lows: Mrs. Helen Conner, Mrs. Heller
Steivers, Mrs. Ethel Burroughs ant
Mr.. E. A. Rettstatt.
Golden Rule Council convened Will
the councillor, Mrs. Virgie Lyons, pre-
siding. Edwin A. Peake was elected t.
membership The degrees were con
ferred on Mrs. Lula F.. Neidfeldt ant
Mrs. Eula Bryan. The second nomin
alton of officers were concluded. IN
election of officers will be June 9. Mrs
Bessie HiXson announced dinner ant
bingo party at $50 o'clock, preceding
the business meeting and election o
officers June 9.
Friendship Council convened with tn
councillor, Mrs. Maude Frye, presiding
Tho second nomination of officers wa
held.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
State Councillor Mrs. Emma Barne
announced the appointment OF Mrs
Mabel Hall of Justice Council as super
vising deputy.
The last meeting of Hope Council il
Naval Lodge Hall was conducted by th
councillor, Mrs. Mae Etchison. Mrs
Elizabeth Shepherd was welcomed a
new deputy State councillor. Firs
nominations of Officers were made. Al
outing will be made to North Beacl
Park July Is. The Past Councillors
Association met at the home Of Hrs
Lillian Jones.
A reception was rendered the nev
State officers and deputies at the las
of Washington Council, with
the councillor, Mrs. Loulie Meline. pre-
siding. A welcome was extended thu
new State deputy, Mrs. Sadie jenkins
Mrs. Belle Gibson and Mrs. Mani,
Nichols Of this council were recentl!
elected State guide and outside guard
Announcement was made
of party at the meeting June II a
935 Grant place.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Syracusians Lodge at it's last meeting
received the applications of Hubbard
c. Stewart Of Jackson, Mich. and Will
liam Van Ness of Emporia, Kans. Past
Chancellor Edward T. NegoSta was
elected representative to the board OF
directors to vote the hall stock held by
this lodge. The rank 0 Knight was
conferred on E. r. Tuel and Mai. Kit
tenger.
This lodge conferred the Page rank
Friday on a class of candidates. June 8
in conjunction with Rathbone Temple
Pythian Sisters, will sponsor moon
light ride on the Potomac with dancing
Col. Lausen presented jewels to the
newly made knights last meeting.
Hermione Lodge visited Syracusians
hOdSC ldot liddJ, ltlSAIlS Will kACll
a candidate for the knight rank
Pythian Sisters.
The forthy-second birthday of Rath-
bone Temple was celebrated at their
last meeting. The following program
was rendered. Piano solo, Melvin
Creamer; vocal solos, Miss Ann Moore
accompanied by Mrs. Freda Stine; ad-
dress by Mrs. Nellie Lynn. most ex-
cellent chief of Friendship Temple, who
was presented gift by Mrs. Ella Sud-
darth, most excellent chief of this
temple.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Keane Council will meet June 8 fol
election of officers. The council will
also celebrate the thirty fifth ami
versary of the order The lecturer and
his committee have arranged an enter
after which refreshments will
be served. Grand Knight James P. Nc
Keon will announce the guests Of honor
later.
The knights Of Columbus of this
jurisdiction placed wreath on the
tomb of the unknown soldier last Tues
day
The annual State convention of the
of Columbus Of the District
Of Columbia was held at the K. of C
Hall May 26 when G. E. Herring was
elected State deputy of the District
Of Columbia to succeed State Deputy
Fred j. Rice. Mr.. Herring is a mem
Der of Carroll Council and is serving
his second term as grand knight. Dur
ing the supreme golden anniversary
convention held in Washington last
August, he acted as the executive