Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-12

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Mrs. Floda NJ Reagan, state coun-
cilor. and her staff will pay American
| Flag Council. No. 5, it's annual vista
ton tomorrow evening at Society
| Temple.
American Flag Council met Monday,
and with Councillor Jennie Calvert pre-
| siding and Mary Prender acting as
| pianist, Mrs. Leisinger was initiated
by the team, assisted by William Kline
| hause, jr. in charge of electrical
| works
officers were elected and the annual
visitation announced for tomorrow
evening.
Fidelity Council, No 4. Tuesday had
its annual fraternal visit from State
Councillor Mrs. Floda NJ. Reagan and her
stan.
The state councillor was presented
| with cut glass fruit bowl and or
anges sent from Florida by Bonnie
Cox, brother of the vice state coun-
cilor. Mrs. Mamie Howell Mrs Now
ell was presented with gold brace
let; Deputy Mrs. E. Viola Thompson
was presented with tortoise shell
comb. and Past State Councillor Mrs.
Remarks were made by National War
den Mrs. n. Swami, National Deputy
| Mrs. H. Ruphert. C. o. Bohrer. asso-
ciate state councillor; Mrs. Emma Sem
seny and Mrs. j. Cooper of Golden Rule,
No. 10.
Each council of the District was we'll
represented. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
Councillor. Mrs. Edna Bushy; associate
councillor. Mrs: Cora Jones; vice coun-
councillor. Mrs. Flora E. Laughton:
conductor, Mrs. Irene Smith; warden,
Mrs. Florence Sumner; inside sentinel.
Mrs. Estelle Laughton; outside sentinel.
months), Mrs. Nellie Stone.
Old Glory Council. No. 12. Monday
evening received visit from Past
State Councillor Mrs. J. H; Mansfield
Councillor Mrs. Laura L. Powell of
warden. Mrs Naomi swami; State
Councillor Mrs. Floda N. Reagan.
ell and J. H. Howell were also guests
of the evening. The following on
GERS were elected for the ensuing
term: Councillor. Mrs. Alice Pullman:
associate councillor, Mrs; Eva Ridg
Oliver; associate vice councillor. Mrs.
Ida Weigle; conductor. Miss Ruth
Johnson: warden. Mrs. Dora Fletcher;
inside sentinel, Mrs. Louise Cody; out
tees. Mrs. Berthe Moreland and Mrs.
Mamie Stevens.
After remarks by the visitors the
first meeting of the crochet class. I'M
Councillor Mrs. E. Viola Thompson.
was held. The class will meet the first
and third Mondays, and members of
sister councils are invited to attend.
Refreshments were served.
day night in Washington Hall, with
Past Councillor Mrs. Emily Halliday
presiding. elected officers for the en-
suing term as follows: Junior past
councillor, Mrs. Birdie Belt; associate
junior past councillor. Mrs. Alyoid
Baclenheimer; councillor. Mrs. Jane
Sherwood: associate councillor. Wendall
A. Cooper; vice councillor. Mrs. Maud
Zanders. associate vice councillor. Miss
Ruth Peters: recording secretary. John
E. smallwood; assistant recording sec
rotary, Mrs. Matte E. SnalIwood;
warden. Mrs. Violet Rollins; conductor.
Lorena Doda; inside sentinel, William
T. Carter; outside sentinel. Mrs Minnie
Mrs. Emily Halliday; financial secretary,
Mrs. Ida g. Yost; treasurer, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Dodge.
State Vice Councillor Mrs. Emma Pow
ell and Past National Representative
Mrs. James r. Mansfield of Virginia
made brief addresses. The GOOD Of
the order committee reported that all
arrangements have been made for a
dance tc be held in Naval Lodge Hall
Thursday evening.
At the last business meeting of In
dependent Council. No. 2, the follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
associate councillor. Mrs. D. Stevens !:
vice councillor, Mrs. NJ. E. League; as
sociate vice councillor. Mrs. NJ. Wetzel;
conductor, Mrs. S. Tucker: warden, Mrs
E. Mann: inside sentinel, Mrs. n. Butler;
| outside sentinel, Mrs. J. Wood: eight
cen months trustee. Miss Alice Court
| ney. Past officers pins were present.
Recording Secretary Ethel league. Ad-
dresses were made by D. NJ. Weeks and
Charles H. Miller. Coffee and sand
witches were served.
| Progressive Council, No. 9, Thursday
evening had a capacity audience. it be-
ing initiation night A member was re-
ce.ved by card. and Initiation" fol-
lowed by the degree team. Guests Of
the evening represented Triumph, Col
den Rule, Old Glory and American
Flag Councils. Remarks were made by
members and visitors. including the
deputy state councillor. The good Of the
''macaroons." while the younger set en-
gagged in dancing. The law committee
will report next Thursday on the by
laws and the committee on "decora-
tions" will meet next week. The trus-
tees reported an investment of another