Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19
Cross, and Mrs. Naomi E. Swami. ma
tional council warden.

Mrs Floda NJ. Reagan, state coun-
cilor, and her STAFF made their annual
grand visitation to American Flag
Council, No. S. Monday evening, at the
society temple. The books, finances and
records were reported in satisfactory
i condition.
/ Miss Ivy Watts gave the unwritten
work for the state officers, and the re-
treasurer were commended for their
| work.
Representative John L. Burnett,
chairman of the immigration commit
delivered an address and referred to his
visit to European countries five years
ago on a special commission in con-
nection with immigration matters.
shire also spoke briefly upon the i'm
migration question.
The members of the District will en-
terrain the members of Virginia and
Maryland January "a at the Northeast
Temple, provided suitable arrange
ments can be made for that night.
The next grand visitation will be
made to Liberty Council, No. 6, North
east Temple. January s.
7 Progressive Council. No. 9, held its
annual dance Friday evening in Naval
Lodge Hall, in the form OF mas
querade bail" The costumes were
good-aIl nations" being represented.
The grand march was applauded, and
in the elimination before the judges
the southern picaninnie. the emperor Of
China. Sis Hopkins and the English
lord were declared the winners of the
four prizes in the order named:
Members were present from Triumph,
Mount Vernon, Golden Rule and Amer
lean Flag Councils.
Refreshments were served.
The first prize was a stag-hand1ed
business firm. Miss Ella Lacy was
the winner.
The council will attend the supper
and dance of Thomas Jefferson Council
Jr. o. U. A. NJ, Monday evening. De-
cember 90
Fidelity Council, No. 4. at its hall.
5th and G. streets northwest, Tuesday
evening, listened to addresses by Dep
uty Mrs. E. Viola Thompson, Mrs. Ida
Kerfer of Old Glory. No. ~, and Mrs.
report of Mrs. Mamie Howell. chairman
of the good of the order committee,
showed that over 500 had been rea-
lized from the rainbow supper of No
vember Is.
American Flag Council, No. S, at its
last meeting, entertained the State
Council Those present included State
ciate Vice Councillor Mrs. Emma SEN
seney, State Secretary C. H. Miller,
State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Elizabeth
Mann, State Vice Councillor Mamie
Howell, State Associate Vice Councillor
Mrs. Freddie Beach, State Councillor
Conductor Emily Halliday. State Coun-
cilor Warden Alice Courtney, State
Judiciary Jerusha Pennington. Junior
Past Councillor E. Viola Thompson. AS
sociate Junior Past State Councillor
Laura Dudley. Past State Councillor
Hill. Past National Councillor Hattie
Miller Past State Councillor C. O. Bohr-
er. Past State Councillor Ella Herbert,
Past State Councillor Elizabeth Thomp-
son, Past State Councillor N. E. Swami
tnow national inside sentineD, Past
State Councillor A. w. Vansciver. Depu-
ty of American Flag Mamie Stoves,
Grover E. Payne. past deputy of the
council; Past State Councillor of Vir-
ginia o. B. Hopkins of Alexandria. Va;
Jacqueline Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. Nauck
of Progressive Council with delega-
lions from other councils. Addresses
were made by State Councillor Floda NJ
Reagan, NJ. Howell, Alice Courtney.
Emma Halliday, Past State Councillor
Anna Hill, Viola Thompson. Elizabeth
Mann. Freddie Beach, C. o. Bohrer. Ma
tional Inside Sentinel Naomi E. Swami.
Charles H. Miller, and Representative
Burnett of Alabama Judge Noyes was
also present from Atlanta, Ga, and
made an address, as did Mr.. Frazier of
Mount Vernon Council. T. E. Skinner
and c. w. Magill.
The hall was decorated with the Stars
and Stripes, intermingled with Christ
mas greens and bells. The committee
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