Evening star., 1933-04-02

ington. n: g; win be shown IN the
Potomac Valley Forge Council met,
with Councillor e. Miller presiding
Deputy State Councillor w. T. Perry
presented c.. II. Hid. the state coun-
ctlor, and his STAFF officers to the
council
Liberty Bell Council met, with coun-
cilor L. E. West presiding. The coun-
cilor welcomed State Councillor C. n.
Hid, Past State Councillor F. c.
Mangun, and 13 past councillors of the
Liberty Bell Council The annual
visitation Of the State Council Office will
be April Is.
Anacostia Council met, with Councillor
T. P. Redd presiding.
B.P. o. ELKs.
The installation OF officers in WASH
ington Lodge will be next Wednesday
evening. The officers to be inducted by
Past Grand Tiler John E. Lynch. past
exalted ruler, are: Exalted ruler, Joseph
P. Hagerty; esteemed leading knight, Dr.
John T. Ready esteemed loyal knight.
James J. Murray; esteemed lecturing
knight, j. Forrest Reilly; secretary. Will
liam S. Shelby; treasurer, Nathan WE'LL
t1ler, Thomas A. Murray; trustee three
years, William A. Keefer; delegate to
grand lodge, Joseph P. Hagerty, and
alternate delegate to grand lodge, Leon
ard M. Gawler
Charles j. Langmead, trustee, pre-
sented his resignation, and John c.
Wood was elected and installed. Lodges
Of sorrow were held for Byron Waller
stein. Max Needle. John w. Hurley.
Andrew J. Ready and Sol Herzog.
Honorary life memberships will be
bestowed on the retiring exalted ruler,
Leonard NJ. Gawler, and trustee, DR..
Thomas E. ODonnell, next Wednesday
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
The board of directors will meet at
noon tomorrow The meeting will be
| followed by luncheon and cards.
| Victory Review will meet at 8 o'clock
Monday evening.
Liberty Union will meet Tuesday eve
ming
The westway Club will meet wednes-
day evening.
Washington Review will meet Friday
evening.
All these activities will be conducted
in the club rooms Washington Loan
& Trust Building.
THE MACCABEES.
The National Tent next Wednesday,
at 8:15 pm. in Odd Fellows Temple,
419 Seventh street, will elect a repre-
sentative and alternate to attend the
local district convention. A smoker and
refreshments will follow.
Martha Washington Hive elected to
membership Anna Viola Virelli. The
commander, Mrs. Martha P. Purchase,
and record keeper. Mrs. Ruth Degen-
hardt. were elected delegate and alter
nate for representation to the local dis
trict convention April 27.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting of National Lodge
was called to order by Commander c. T..
Smith. The degrees were conferred on
Mrs Lucy Hardy, Miss Lula Anderson
and Howard Hardy.
The next meeting will be April 8, at
808 Eye street.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
At the meeting of Washington Camp
last Tuesday evening Clerk Van w.
Roberds was elected delegate and Con-
sui Edward A. Hyde alternate to the
State Camp of the District of Colum-
bia, which meets here in May when the
delegate and alternate will be elected
to the Head Camp Of the society in
Detroit in June. Arrangements were
made for meeting April 18 in North
east Masonic Temple in honor Of those
members of Washington Camp who
have been in the order 25 years or more.
Each will be presented with a suitable
token of the occasion. A program has
been arranged and admission will be
by card
Georpetoun Carnn of Gre Iost roeet-