Evening star., 1914-01-18
Daughters of America.

At the meeting of Liberty Council. No.
6, Thursday night in Northeast Temple,
officers were installed by Past State
| Councillor, Mrs. Naomi Hagermann
Swami Of Mizpah Council, No. 3, the
deputy state councillor to this council
| The evening being the social evening Of
| the month. program was presented,
after which supper was served. Ad-
dresses were made by State Council Sec
| retary Charles H. Miller. Past State
Councillor Anna Hill and others.
| In Independent Council. No. 2, Monday
night, at 413 10th street northwest, the
| installation Of officers was conducted by
State Council Secretary Charles H. Mil
Ter. the deputy state councillor. Mrs
Hattie Fl. Miller. chairman OF the good
collected quite sum during the last
quarter for the benefit of the sick funds
Addresses were made by Past State
Councillor Mrs. Georgiana Evans of No
5. and Charles H. Miller, State Council
secretary.
The first visitation of the year was
| made to Old Glory Council. No. IL Mon
day night. at its hall, 316 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, by State Councillor
Mrs. Mabel Capps and her staff. The hall
was decorated with potted flowers and
plants and display of flags and bunt-
ing. After the financial and other rec
ords of the council had been examined
by the State Council secretary and State
Council treasurer, and the necessary
state officers. the council doors were
opened to the public. and an entertain
ment program was presented. A number
of testimonials were presented to the Of
ficerS.
American Flag Council, No. 5, met
Monday for the purpose of installing its
officers for the ensuing term. Only few
of the new officers were present. The
following were installed: Junior past
councillor, a. Watts: associate junior
past councillor. Georgia Skinner: coun-
cilor, Ida Watts; associate vice coun-
cilor, Mrs. Webber. and outside sentinel.
NJ. Smith. At the close of the meeting
a Dutch supper was served.
Mizpah Council No. 3, Friday night. at
Odd Fellows Hail. Georgetown, had a
large attendance to witness the initia-
ton Of three candidates. The ceremonies
were conducted by Junior Past State
State Councillor Mrs. L. E. Thompson.
deputy state councillor to this council.
installed the officers for the new term.
This council will give euchre in Febru-
ary, and will celebrate its eighteenth an
niversary Friday night. Addresses We're
made by Junior Past Councillor Mrs.
Martha E. Donaldson, Past State Coun-
clors Mrs. Laura F. Burdette, Mrs. L.
E. Thompson and others.
State Councillor Mrs. Mabel Capps had
sent invitations to the various councils
of the jurisdiction requesting them to ap-
point a committee to help her prepare
for a rummage sale which she intends
to give some time in February She is
a so planning to celebrate Washingtons 8
birthday in the hall of Old Glory Council.
No L. The committee to help her ar
range for this celebration has been ap-
pointed and the following are to serve:
Mrs. Senseney. Mrs. Vanscriver, Mrs.
Hill, Mrs. Laura E. Burdette, L. E.
Thompson, Mamie Howell. Mrs. Laura
Dudley, Mrs. Buell. Mrs. Moreland. Fred
die Beach, Mrs. L. F. Swenck. Hattie
Miller. Mabel Capps, Mrs. Lowe of No
16 and Mrs. Bailey of No. IS. Treasurer
j. w Swenck and Doorkeeper Charles
Miller.
Mayhower Council, No. H. installed its
officers Thursday evening, the installa-
ton exercises being performed by the
state councillor, Mrs. Mabel Capps. The
hall was decorated for the occasion. Mrs.
Capps and others addressed the MEM
bers. An elaborate collation. was served.
Friendship Council. No. IL. was visited
by the state councillor and her official
staff Friday evening. The decorations
were very much beyond the ordinary.
This council always features the "ques-
ton box" and much Information rela-
tive to the order was CLEANED. Addresses
were made by various members. All the
councils were represented. Refreshments
were served.
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