Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-21
Daughters of America.

Progressive Council. No. g. met Thurs
day evening. The initiatory services
drew many visiting members from
Golden Rule, Triumph. American Flag
and Mount Vernon councils. George
Colborn, member, presented the coun-
Gil with a cut glass water set for its
use. Mrs. Maize White, chairman Of
good of order, was presented with
bouquet of American beauties and two
large cakes. in honor of her birthday.
The entertainment committee turned
over 500 to the council for investment
by the trustees.
The committees on rummage sale and
moonlight excursion reported progress.
Members of Esther Council will be
the guests of the evening at the next
meeting. A drill of the degree team is
announced for June 8. A class initia-
ton will be held June Is in honor of
the state councillor Mrs. Floda Reagan,
and her staff. who will be the guests
of the council.
The council will be the guest of
American Flag Council tomorrow even
ing.
The publicity committee reported
campaign for the heated term, during
which the council will entertain each
sister council in the city at stated in
tervals.
Mrs. Elizabeth Klinehause presented
the council with a gilded eagle and
shield for decoration purposes.
Fidelity Council, No. 4. Tuesday even
ing had an initiation. Capt. West and
the drill team officiating.
Associate State Vice Councillor Mrs
Beech. Council Deputy Mrs. +. Viola
Thompson, jr.: Past Deputy Mrs. Anna
and Mrs. West of Mayhower. No II.
and Mr. Shelly of Mizpah, No 3, were
visitors.
Mrs. Cora Jones. associate councillor.
was reported absent on account of the
illness of her little daughter.
The Wheeling Club met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Lula Grubbs, AIS Seward
square southeast, Saturday night
week ago. After the business meeting
refreshments were served, the table
being blue fiags and white
bridal wreath, the club colors. The
club will present a play tomorrow
evening at 316 Pennsylvania avenue
club president, Mrs. E. Viola Thomp-
son; Mrs. Hattie G. Ruppart. Mrs.
Mamie E. Howell, Mrs. Anna Hill, Mrs.
Grace n. Woodward and Mrs. j. Cooper.
residence of Mrs. Cooper, 2469 18th
street northwest, Saturday. May ~.
American Flag Council. No. 5. Mon
DAY night lnltl2teQ Two HlSIlucTS.
HenauIt and Mrs. Busey, and received
three applications for membership. Miss
Augusta Door of Martha Brent Coun-
Gil Of Baltimore was visitor. Mr.
Nauch of Progressive Council made an
address w. Klinedinst and Mrs. Kline
dinst Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Neff, Mrs. White.
Mrs. Dove. Mrs. Busey and others also
spoke Refreshments we're served.
Dancing followed.
Anacostia Council, No. Il. met in Ma
sonic Temple, Anacostia; Wednesday
evening, when a class of six was mi
Rule Council. No. 10. under the direc-
ton of Capt. E. P. Hazleton. Golden
Rules drill team has the unique dis
tinction of being the only mixed" team
of the order in the city. Remarks were
made by State Councillor Floda M.
Reagan, National Warden Naomi E.
Swami, Capt. E. 2. Hazieton. w. J.
Mitchell, J. W. Crawford and Past
State Councillor C. o. Bohrer, Anacostia
is making elaborate prepara-
ton for the visit of the state councillor.
independent Council. No. 2. Monday
evening initiated three candidates.
Visitors were present from Liberty and
Anacostia Councils. Committees were
appointed on social activities for the
remainder of the councillors term. 1t
was also decided to attend the me-
mortal service to be held at the Second
Baptist Church May 2S. At the close of
the meeting refreshments were served.
Past State Councillor Hattie NJ. Miller
and the Councillor, Annie c. Lyles, II
was reported, have gone to Atlantic
City for short vacation.