Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27
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American Flag Council, No. ). met in
it's hall Monday evening. with the
councillor. Mrs. Edna Watts, presiding.
Mrs Duvall was reinstated and Har-
old Christ initiated. Mrs. Mary Smith.
charter member. was reported i'll.
Among the visitors were William
klinehause. sr.; Mrs. L. Klinehause.
William klinehause. jr.; Mrs. NJ. Neff.
Mrs. Addie White, D. Backenheimer.
Mrs. Hoffnagle and others, all of Pro-
gressive Council, No. 9; also visitors
from Mizpah Council. No. 3. The young
folks danced for short while, with
Miss Fredda Bachman at the piano.
Deputy Mrs. Mamie Stoves was pres
ent and donated to the chairman of
the good of the order cake plate for
the drill team.
Progressive Council. No ?, which was
recently presented with five silk flags
by members of the council. will hold
class initiation" March % for
plicants which is now forming The
mems committee on cinderella bali"
has reported it's arrangements COM
pleted. The captain of the drill team
has announced drill the evening of
March 16. The younger element of the
council has a dance every Thursday
evening. to which it has generally in
vited all members of the order
Esther Council, No. 20, Thursday
evening initiated eight candidates who
were elected to membership at its pre-
vious meeting. Plans are being made
for theater party about the middle
of March. Mrs. Bessie P. Jones is in
charge of the matter.
The Wheeling Club of the Daughters
of America will hold euchre Mon
next meeting of the club will be held
Saturday, at the residence of Mrs Ma
bel Hall. 1924 18th street northeast.
Fidelity Council. No. 4. Tuesday even
ing will have class initiation with nine
candidates. All councils are invited to
be present. The hall is at 6e3 Louis
lana avenue northwest
Mount Vernon Council. No. IS. Mon
day night. at Sd street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast celebrated its thir-
GRATED with the national colors and
potted plants. A program was arrang-
ed by the committee in charge. as fol-
lows: Opening chorus. America: ad-
Halliday. vocal solo by Mrs. Ada HUNT.
accompanied by Mrs Ida C. Yost; ad-
dress by Past Councillor Mrs Ida Car
ney, vocal solo bby d. J. Fitzpatrick.
natriotic address bv Past Councillor w.
G. Cleveland, vocal solo by Mrs Ada
songs and recitals by Lee Moxley and
minstrels. and closing solo. 'Star Span
gled Banner by Mrs. Ada Hunt.
Large clusters of red carnations were
nj tod h1-W
Elizabeth Sewell, mother of the
council. and by John e. Smallwood to
Past Councillor Mrs. Emily Halliday
The hsnored guests of the evening
were Mrs F'loda NJ. Reagan, state
councillor. and her staff. banquet
was served, the centerpiece being IA
large birthday cake. decorated with
thirteen candles and cut by Mrs. Fioua
NJ. Reagan.
The celebration was under the aus
mittee, which included Miss Ruth A.
Peters. councillor: Mrs. Emily Halliday,
chairman; Mrs. NJ. G. Yost, Mrs. Min
ME Bailey. Mrs. Matte E. Smallwood,
Mrs. Ada HUNT, Mrs. Elizabeth Dodge
and Miss Lorena Dodge
Mrs. tloda NJ. Reagan. state councillor,
and her staff Tuesday evening cele-
ptated George Washington's birthday,
with Il Martha Washington social and
dance. The hall was decorated with
the national colors
About 900 members and friends were
present. The following program. ar
ranged by Mrs. Mamie Howell, state
vice councillor, and chairman of the
committee, was presented: Grand march
by the members and state ocersfh in
colonial costumes, with Joseph Mason
leader: America" by the audience;
Miss Gladys Barrow. vocal solo: Mrs
recitation; Miss Nina Allen,
song and dance; Mr.. and Mrs Charles
H. Miller and Mrs. Anna Hill, sketch:
Miss Ethel league and l.. Rhine, violin
and piano selection: Mrs Lithcoe, vocal
solo, and Bryan S. Payne, a Charlie
Chaplin sketch. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Floda M. Reagan, state coun-
cilor, and her staff will pay Friendship
Council, No. 10, its annual grand WISH
tation tomorrow evening
Mayfower Council, No. Ii. met
Thursday evening at Society Temple |
Mrs. Merritt Martin, recording secre-
tary, presented a past officers' badge
on behalf of the council to Mrs. NC
Kinley, past associate vice councillor. |
Mrs. NJ. Hartman, chairman of the
good of the order committee, announced |
| euchre party for March 8, and a rum |
mage sale the early part of April, Re
sreshments were served.
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