Evening star., 1915-02-14

posed entertainment to be given at a
| later meeting. The council adjourned
early and the members attended the
grand visitation at Friendship Council.
Mount Vernon Council. No Is. has
| made elaborate preparation for its
| councillor. Mrs E. Viola Thompson. and
/, state officers, tomorrow evening at 500
pennsylvania avenue southeast.
State Council Secretary Charles H.
Miller and Associate State Councilor Mrs.
Laura T.. Dudley are still reported sick
| and State Council Treasurer Mrs EIiz-
| abeth Mann as recovered ana able to
perform her duties.
4 Friendship Council. No. 1s. at Society
( Temple, was paid it's grand annual
visitation" Friday evening by the state
| councillor, Mrs. L. Viola Thompson, and
staff. The books, finances and records
| of the recording and financial secre-
taries and treasurer were examined
and reported to be in excellent condi-
ton. After the necessary business OF
the state council the doors were opened
| and friends of the members were ad-
mitted to enjoy the program. with
James and Emory l.. Balderson as the
principal entertainers. Addresses were
made by State Councillor Mrs. Z. Viola
Thompson, by National Inside Sentinel
Mrs. Naomia K. Swami upon the immi-
grafton bill. by Mrs. JacQueline Cooper,
past councillor of Liberty Council, No.
| W. ohu aiso oy Tie Qcputy Sldte COun-
| cilor to this council.
Members of the order in this turisdic-
| tion have received Invitations from
Golden Gate Council, No. 4, of San
Francisco. Cal. to visit that council
| during the worlds Panama-Pacific ex-
position.
State Councillor Charles Jones has an
| nounced the following dates for the
| Wis itations of the State Council officers
n nil
Independent, No. "Wednesday, Feb
ruary II, Az and G streets southwest;
Thomas Jefferson. No: 12-Tuesday.
east: Champion. No. 1sLsaturday' nIse Feb
ruary 27, 623 Louisiana avenue north.
west; Old Glory. No. 24-Wednesday.
March 8. S16 PENNSYLVANIA avenue south
east; Potomac. No 2o-Tuesday. March
Forge. No. 51-WeGnesday, March IL.
41S 10th street northwest: Constellation.
NO. ss-Thursday. March Is. 4ls 10th
tuesday. April 6. Wisconsin avenue
| and N street northwest; Benning. No n
i~cMonday. April u. Town Hall, Benning:
Eoiumoia, No 32-Tuesday, September
Il. 4l9 10th street northwest: Edward
J. Ross, No 26-Wednesday, September
Y. Old Masonic Hall. 9th and F streets
northwest: Capital. No. 25-Monday.
east; America, No. 54-Wednesday, Oc-
tober 6, 304 B street southeast. and
Liberty Bell, No. 55-Thursday, October
IA. 18th and H streets northeast
The state councillor. Charles :; Jones'
and his staff of officers paid the first Of
| the series of visitations to Fran lis Kew
Council. No. 22. Thursday evening at its
hall. 9Th and ID streets northwest. The
! books. finances and records were exam
ined and reported to be in fine condition
Addresses were made by Past State
Councillors Emory L. Balderson, William
L. jenkins and James a. Madison, 5r.;
William H. Chew, Stale Vice Councillor
y. L. Bromwell. State Counci,or Charles
s; Jones and State Council Chaplain
Wash. P. Evans
Liberty Bell Council, No 55, held a
brief session in Northeast Temple
Tuesday evening to enable its degree
team to put on the degree work for
Constellation Council, No. 80. The fol-
lowing took part in the work: H e.
Brady. councillor; w. P. Wright, vice
councillor; F. c. Mangum, Junior past
councillor; e. H. Brown. chaplain; w.
B. Rock, conductor: G. C. Lanham.
outside sentinel, assisted by G. w,
Ackerman, L. G. Lashlie. W. w. Dyer,
]. F. Maisel, G. c. Lanham, B. J.
Brown, w. P. Wright and H. E. Brady,
captain. in the team work. The un-
written work was in charge of Past
Councillor E. H. Brown. A rising vote
of thanks was given the visitors by
Constellation Council. Refreshments
were served.