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Golden Rule Council, No. TO- cele-
brated its first anniversary Friday
evening. This council was instituted
Friday evening. March -. 1915. with
one of the largest lists of charter men,
bers of councils instituted in the Dis
trict. During the year. 1t is said, it has
steadily grown in membership and &C
tivity. 1t is the home council" of
the present state councillor. Mrs. Floda
NJ. Reagan, who is one of it's most ac-
tive workers. A short program. ar
ranged by Mrs. Burgess. chairman of
the entertainment committee, was pre-
sented, and a large number of Wis
itors from sister councils were enter
tained by the good of the order COM
mfttee. Among the visitors who made
remarks was the state council deputy.
Mrs. Naomi Swami. E. F. Hazleton, re-
cording secretary, made the address oil
welcome. Music. dancing and refresh
ments were included in the program.
Friendship Council. No. 1S. entertain
ed the State Council officers recently.
Mrs. Floda NJ. Reagan was unable to
be present, being ill, but in her alb
sence the vice state councillor, Mrs.
Mamie Howell. presided. The question
box" was the chief feature OF the even,
with carnations Refreshments were
served by the good Of the order COM
mittee, Mrs. Rosa Lanham. chairman
Hereafter the council will meet at Py-
THAN Temple, 9Th street northwest, the
second and fourth Fridays at O'Clock
pm.
Old Glory Council No. H. at its meet
ing Monday evening, initiated two can
didates The drill team is under the
guidance of Mrs. Moreland. 1t is said
to be the only team in the District nav
ing a woman instructor. Several mem
bers of the Wheeling Club were pres
ent Its membership consists of past
councillors of both the state and subor-
dinate councils. Mesdames Mansneld
and Hooper of Alexandria were present
and made remarks. followed by Mrs.
MiIstead. Mrs Burchette. Mr. Burchette.
Mr.. Milstead, Mrs. Daglish, Mrs Cooper,
Mr.. Howell. Mrs. woodward. Mrs
Thompson, Mrs. Howell and others.
Triumph Council. No. 8. met Tues
day evening with good attendance
and Mrs. Naomi Grinder presiding.
The relief committee reported as to
the health of Mrs. Margaret Sheppard
and Mrs. Annie c. Simons. One appli-
cation was received Addresses were
Past State Councillor Mrs. Louisa
Schwenk. Past State Councillor ]. w.
Schwenk and State Outside Sentinel
Mrs Louise Grubbs, after which the
doors were opened TO NiSitOTS ana a
supper was served by the chairman
Of the good of order. This council
will give theater party at Polls
Theater in April.
American Flag Council. No 5, Mon
day evening. at Society Temple north
west. reinstated one member. Mrs.
Martha j. Crawford. Mrs. Maude Thomp-
son and Miss Olive Mckee, who We're
due for initiation, were reported de-
fained at home by the illness of their
mother. During recess the young folks
danced and played a game, Elmar Car
ter winning first prize and Miss Mary
Bachman booby prize. The state coun-
cilor. Mrs. Floda NJ. Reagan, was pres
ent and made remarks. Other visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Nauck, Mrs.
NJ NeN, William klinehanse. Mrs. Hoff-
nagle of Progressive Council. Mr.. Gran
ford of Anacostia Council, who made a
speech. and Mrs. Leonard OF Mount Yer
non Council.
Progressive Council, No. 2, met
Thursday evening. The following
future events were announced, two
night theater party, May / and >: leap
year ball, the middle of May. and an
amateur night" April 20. with the
famous "Fogarty family" in a min
strei show.
The council will have initiatory serv-
ices Thursday evening.
The council has ordered additional
equipment for the new recruits in the
team.
The younger set Will have a dance
after the Initiation.