Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06
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Mrs Floda NJ. Reagan, state council
or. and her staff, paid Golden Rule
Council, No. 10, its annual visitation
Friday evening, at Ma sonic Temple. sth
and streets northeast, which was
decorated with large American flags
and potted palms for the occasion. The
presentations were as follows: To the
state councillor, Mrs. Reagan. a chain
with pendant set in diamonds and
pearls, presented by E. P. Hazelton;
TO the state council deputy, Mrs. Mao
mi Swami. cut glass sugar and cream
set. by Mrs. Jacqueline Cooper; past
officers Jewels to Mrs. Fife Tancill and
Mrs Leona Denham. the former ~ Mrs
Reagan, who is treasurer of Golden
Rule Council and the latter by Mrs.
I.ottie FutreIl. An unusual program.
prepared by Mrs. Burgess. was pre-
scented In the attendance of 900 or
more all the councils were represent
ed The good of the order commit
tee gave TO Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Hazel
ton Hartz mountain canary in
gilt cage, Mrs. Reagan making the pre-
sentation. The council sent to its first
deputy, Mrs. Hattie Miller. a large
bunch OF American beauty roses. AT
ter refreshments, the members danced
The Wheeling Club of the Daughters
OF America met Saturday. January 20.
at the residence of the president. Mrs
Viola Thompson. The report from the
eUchre was said to be SO gratifying
that another euchre win be held soon
II being the birthday anniversary of
Mrs. Thompson. the club presented her
with silver-mounted cut glass talcum
bottle. Supper was served by the
hostess The birthday cake illuminat-
ed by candles. occupied the place of
honor on the table. The next meeting
will be held at the residence of the
press representative. Mrs. Grace N
Woodward, 2l2 18th street southeast
February IL. All members are request
ed 20 be present.
At the last meeting Of American Flag
Council. No. 8. with Councillor Edna
Waits presiding. Mrs. Louise Streeks,
Miss Louise McKillip and Miss Jean
net,e McKillip were initiated into the
council Representative John l.. Bur-
nett. who was due for initiation. was
detained on account Of a bill pending
In Congress.
Mrs. Mamie Howell. state vice coun-
cilor of the District paid an informal
visit 20 Liberty Council. No. 6. Thurs
day evening. accompanied by her hus-
band. Past Councillor ]. II. Howell. The
members also received visit from
Past State Councillor g. o. Bother. All
made remarks under the good of the
order. Addresses were made on the
part OF the council by Past State Coun-
ctlor Anna Hill and G. II. Miller, the
latter referring to Mrs. Howell as Lib
ertys roster mother" she having
been the instituting officer OF the coun-
ell. Refreshments and an informal So
cial hour concluded the meeting
Triumph Council. No. S. met Tuesday
evening. Miss Emma Connor presiding,
Tine relief committee reported Miss Ju-
is Marks and Mrs. Margaret Shepard
as sick. The investigation committee
reported favorably on the application
OF Julian X. Grubbs. Mrs Horne of
Progressive Council. No. g. and Deputy
state Councillor Ella Lanham were
present Remarks were made by Past
state Councillor Louisa Schwenk
Mizpah Council. No. 8, Friday evening
made preparations for an initiation at
the next meeting.
Mount Vernon Council No. Is, met
Monday night. in Mount Vernon Hall,
with Councillor Ruth Peters presiding
Addresses were made by the state
councillor, Mrs. Floda NJ. Reagan OF
Golden Rule Council. No. 10. and state
Deputy Elizabeth SewelI. At the ad-
1ournment of the council the state
councillor. Mrs. Fioda NJ. Reagan. and
her STAN occupied the hall for a special
meeting. for the good of the order.
fidelity Council. No. 4. met Tuesday