Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-24
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State Council visitations will be made
to Martha cambridge Council, No l.
next Wednesday evening; to 1ndepen-
dent Council Monday. November s: Miz-
pah Council. No. 5, Friday. November
10: Fidelity Council. No. 4, Thursday.
December 2. and American Flag Coun-
Gil. No. 5. Monday. December Is, which
will end the series for the year
MiZpah Council, No 3, Friday evening
empowered it's good OF the order COM
mittee to make arrangements for re-
ception to Mrs. Naomi F.. Hagermann
Swami, past councillor OF the council,
past state councillor of the District Oh
Columbia and national council warden
OF the Daushtcrs OF America o. the
United States. MIS- Swami, when ad-
mitted to the order. became very active,
and today she is SAID to be one o. the
most prominent workers. She was in
ftiated November 4, 1904; made past
councillor in July, 1906. and elected to
the position of national council warden
in October of this year.
Mrs. Freddie Beach, past councillor of
Esther Council, presented her creden-
tials as deputy state councillor for the
term of 1915-1916, and was unanimously
received Mrs. Lille NJ. Mistead, dep
uty national councillor, later IN the
evening installed Mrs. Freddie Beach as
associate state vice councillor OF the DIS
trict, Mrs. Beach having been unable to
attend the state session owing to sick
ness. Mrs. Mamie Howell, state vice
councillor; ]. Harry Howell, past coun-
cilor, of Fidelity Council, No 4; Mrs.
Grace Woodward, councillor of F1deilty
Council, No. 4, and Mrs. Naomi f. II.
Swami, National Council warden, de-
livered addresses.
Old Glory Council, No. IL. Monday
evening, at its hall, 316 pennsylvania
hnId
ception in honor of Mrs. +. viola
Thompson, Junior past state councillor,
and one of the National Councli repre-
sentatives of the District OF Colum pla.
During Mrs. Thompson's term as state
councillor, it is said, three new couhclls
were instituted and the order increased
in membership as we'll as financially.
Charles H. Miller. State Council sec
retary. delivered an address touching
some of the good work accomplished
by Mrs. Thompson while he was stare
Council secretary. Mrs Naomi h d
Swami, National Council warden, spoke
on the trip of the delegates to the ma
tional session at Atlanta, Ga MIS-
Ella Scott, past state counclior. pre-
scented the retiring state councilor WIN
handsome jewel in behalf of Old
Glory Council, No. L.. In the banquet
room refreshments were served.
Liberty Council No 6, met in North
east Temple Thursday evening, MIS-.
Libbie Quistorf, who is fnlshlng ner
fourth consecutive term as councilor,
being in the chair. State Secretary Z.
H. Miller discussed the topic. AIaerlca,
the Haven of the European Emigrant
After the Present War. The enter
tainment committee plans to nave
theater party Thanksgiving week IN
coffee were served by the committee.
comprising Mrs. W. II. Miller, Mrs. NJ
E. Jett, Mrs. C. NJ. Willis, Mrs; Rose
Walker, Mrs. Evora Pettitt and Mrs l..
Z. Miller.
Fidelity Council, No. 4, Thursday
evening, received an appllcatlon LOT
Councillor Mrs. Freddie Beach, Joseph
Mason, Mrs. Joseph Mason, ST.. Mrs. Jo-
seph Mason. jr., and Mrs. Otterback OF
Mayfiower Council were present resent, ana no
preparing for it's second rainbow sup
per-" to be given November 1s-
Triumph Council, No. S. held it's an
nual euchre Tuesday evening. 1t was
largely attended by members of the
sister councils.
American Flag Council. No. 5. Monday
evening, at Society Temple, Mrs. Jennie
Calvert presiding, received several ap-
pIications for membership.
Mrs. Mamie Stoves. past councillor OF
Old Glory Council, No. II, presented her
credentials a deputy state councillor to
Triumph Council. They were accepted.
and she was escorted WIN HOicIS u
her office.
Mrs c. Skinner presented plans from
her committee to be considered at
later date.
Reports of the recording and fnan-
cial secretary showed that this council
had made a small gain.
Old Glory Council, No. IL, Monday
evening. held a reception in honor of
the national representative, Mrs. e.
Viola Thompson. upon her return from
Atlanta. Ga. where she attended the
national session.
The guests of the evening were state
Councillor Mrs Floda NJ Reasen, Asso-
ciate State Councillor Mrs. Emma Sen
seney. State Vice Councillor Mrs Ma
mic L. Howell, Associate State Vice
Councillor Mrs. Freddie Beach. Junior
Past State Councillor Mrs. E. Viola
Thompson, Associate Junior Past State
Councillor Mrs. Laura A. Dudley. State
Recording Secretary Charles H. Miller,
state Treasurer Mrs. Elizabeth Mann,
State Conductor Mrs. Emily Halliday,
State Warden Miss Alice Courtney.
State Inside Sentinel Mrs Clara Rock.
Strte Outside Sentinel Mrs. L. Brown
Ing National Warden Mrs. Naomi
Swami Past State Councillors Mrs. F.
A B-urraein. Mrs Hattie Thompson,
Mrs Hattie Rupert. Mrs Mabel Caps.
Mrs laura Bu-dette. Mrs. J. Cooper and
Miss Ella Scott of Golden Rule. No 10;
Grover E Payne and Z. w. Burdette,
past councillors of MiZpah Council. No.
q. past COUncllOFS OF FlnfftS, NO. =,
Mrs Mary Fergerson. Thomas +.
Fergerson, Harry Howell and Councillor
Ms Grace Woodward.
Mrs f. Viola Thompson was pre-
scented with a past officers jewel At I /
o'clock State Councillor Mrs. Floda VI.
Reagen led the way to the table where
a dainty supper was in waiting.
Progressive Council. No. g. met Thurs
day evening at 3l4 Pennsylvania ave-
rue southeast. with large attendance.
The good Of ord.- comm ttee reported I
had ranged for euchre In November. a
rummage sale. and also for the annual
ball of the council. State C"'nciior
Reagan and National Representative
Swami were the honor guests. At $50
O'Clock the doors were opered 10
friends invited 70 participate with the
members in "Night With the Brides
Anna Nauck, who celebrated her twenty
fifth anniversary; Mrs. Cawson. her
twenty-fourth. ard Addie White. her six
te@nth
Miss Vera Lacy recited poems: Miss
Campbell played piano solos: Miss
Elizabeth Baldwin sang: DR.. North
contributed selections on The violin,
Mrs. Cawson q recitation on "Matri
rnony." and Mr.. SIX nuer presented n
-he name o. the council, handsome
touGuets to each of the brides The
state councillor made an address; Mrs.
swami also spoke. ard Mr.. Nauck es-
r,lained how he came to be married
twenty-five years 10 tire same wife.
The "brides'' cut the three cakes
and cream. sherbet and cake were
a