Evening star., 1933-07-02
FRATERNITIES

| organized and Is prepared to confer
all the degrees when called upon.
Past Grand Representative Guy F.
Glossbrenner will represent the Grand
Encampment at the annual session Of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge, to be held
Capt. Alexander L. Hjortsberg Of
Canton Washington, Patriarchs Mill
tant, is preparing to confer the Deco
ration of Chivalry on several members
early in September, and he has is
sued a special order directing all men,
bers to attend the Saturday night drills.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Canton
Washington will omit its meetings dur
ing July and August.
installations will be held this week in
eight subordinate lodges. IS follows:
Wednesday evening, friendship, in
stalled by Past Grand william Boiler
and staff, from Federal City Lodge: also
on the same evening Covenant Lodge
will be installed by Past Grand Benja-
min F. Lusby and staff, from Phoenix
Lodge; Thursday evening, Columbia.
by Past Grand George F. Ernest and
staff, from Central Lodge; Phoenix
Lodge, by Past Grand Alexander L.
Soloman and staff, from Covenant
Lodge; Salem Lodge, by Past Grand
Walter D. Scott and staff, from Lang
don Lodge; Friday evening. Central
Lodge. by Past Grand c. Frank Bur-
Federal City Lodge, by Past Grand
Thomas c. Baisden and stan, from
Friendship Lodge, and Langdon Lodge,
by Past Grand Clark w. Teates and
staff, from Salem Lodge.
The installations, as arranged by
Grand Master Morris L. Dreeben. are
unique, in that the eight lodges to be
installed are having their officers in
stalled by the very lodge they install, as
8 complimentary return installation
ceremony.
JR. o. U. A. M.
The seventy-ninth session Of the Ma
tional Council was held at Richmond.
were: National Councillor, William s.
Howe of Baltimore; Md; national vice
councillor, Eugene B. Martin; national
treasurer, Omer c. Stubbs; national
secretary, James L. Wilmeth; national
conductor, w.. D. Hawkins; national
warden, Ransome ]. Williams; national
inside sentinel. George w. Swain: ma
tional outside sentinel. Charles T.
Vining; national chaplain. Rev. David
1 Bayless. The next national session will
be held in Providence, r. I.
| The meeting of the Anacostia Coun-
ell was convened by Councillor T. p.
Redd. Ofhcers elected were: Councillor,
R. F. Kerby; vice councillor. Harry Col
lins; chaplain, j. w. Crawford; con-
ductor, W. L. Wheeler; warden, w. ].
Mitchell, reelected; inside sentinel, A. o.
Kron; outside sentinel, John Smittson.
reelected; trustee for 18 months. G.
w. Teats. Installation will be held
July 8.
Past State Councillor John D. simp-
son announced the Reunion Associ-
alton to be held August S.
William L. Miller presided over Ed
ward ]. Ross Council. william C..
Kenner was elected to membership.
nomination Of officers was completed.
An invitation was accepted from
Friendship Council, Daughters Of
America, to meet with them in q social
July IA.
Benning Council met, with the coun-
cilor, j. H. Cleary, presiding. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Councillor.
Clifford Long; vice councillor. Joe
Doggett; conductor. Robert Lloyd;
warden. Arthur B. Cation: inside SEN
tinel, Joe E. Dorsey; outside sentinel.
William Kititum; representatives to the
State Council, Russell Anderson, I.
Gates Alfred Vanhorn. State Treas
urer r. w. Hawkins presented prizes to
the members of the winning team of
the membership drive. George Ander-
son, recording secretary, who brought
in Is. received gold watch. D. Ketchun
and r. w. Hawkins received fountain
pen and pencil sets. Joe Doggett re-
ceived leather wallet. c. Long and
r. Lloyd received pearl-handled pen
leather billfold.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Star Spangled Banner Council has
elected the following officers: Coun-
councillor, Mrs. Helen Smith; vice coun-
cilor, Mrs Carrie Warden: associate
vice councillor, Herbert Boswell; con-
| ductor, Mrs. Edith M. Coffin: war
den, Mrs. Louise Dardenelle: recording
secretary, Mrs. Margaret A. Halfpap, ST.,
| Cre-elected for eleventh term; finan-
cial secretary, Mrs. Ruth Boswell Oe-
elected: treasurer, Mrs. Lille Butler
tre-elected); inside sentinel. Miss Mar
garet A. Halfpap. jr.; outside sentinel.
Mrs. Myrtle Abbott: assistant record
ing secretary, Mrs. Eva Burdette IRE
elected: 18-month trustee, Mrs. Maude
| Abbott: representatives to the State
Council. Mrs. Nellie Polglase. Mrs. Mary
Miles and Mrs. Lucy Lusby; degree
captain, Mrs. Margaret A. Halpap. ST.:
pianist, Miss Margaret A. Halfpap. jr
Mrs. Ethel Gibbs was reinstated. Mrs.
Elizabeth Pepin and Mrs. Clara Bryan
were initiated and Mrs. May Miles re-
ceived by reinstatement.
| Golden Rule Council met, with the
councillor, Mrs. Virgie Lyons, presiding.
Edwin A. Peake was received into men,
bership in this council via reinstate-
ment Past Councillor John D. Simp-
son extended an invitation to members
to Join the Reunion Association of the
Junior Order United American Mechan-
| les on their annual outing to Seaside
Park at Chesapeake Beach. August 5.
Installation of officers will be July II.
The following officers were elected
in Kenmore Council: Councillor, Mrs.
Resa Wagner; associate councillor. Mrs.
Jeanette Taylor: associate vice coun-
cilor. Mrs. Rose Myles; conductor. Mrs.
CALI Pitts; warden, Ira r. Gibson;
| inside sentinel, Mrs. Mabel Bowen; out
side sentinel, Miss Esther Bearss; re-
| ire elected; assistant recording secre-
| tary, Mrs. Faustina borough IRE
elected treasurer, Mrs. Renna Cory
(re-electedD: 18-month trustee, Mrs.
Eta GLADDEN.; representative to the
State Council, Mrs. Renna Cory. Mrs.
Jeannette Taylor and Mrs. Rose Myles.
Arrangements were made for social
at the close of installation ceremonies
July S.
Martha cambridge Council convened
with Mrs Ruby Kirby. councillor. pre-
siding. Election of officers resulted as
| follows: Councillor. Ruby Kirby; assO-
ciate councillor, Roy Kirby: vice coun-
cilor, Ethel Lowry; associate vice coun-
ilor, Alice Lowry; conductor, Mary An
derson: warden, Ruth Cole; inside SEN
tinel, Emily Hockstrasser: outside SEN
tinel, Lola Davis; recording secretary,
Grace L. Ricketts, (re-elected); assist
ant recording secretary. Florence Tot
ten (re-electedD; financial secretary. M.
Rosella Cole (re-electeD: treasurer,