Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-11
Woman S Benefit Association.

Gayly bedecked cars left Warrington
Thursday with more than 200 white
gowned women Of the woman,s Bensdt
Association Of the Maecabses, who
were met at the Baltimore terminal BY
delegations OF members OF the Baiti-
more. Reviews and conducted to the
Odd Fellows Temple for the rally Of
the Woman's BENEFIT Association Of the
Maccabees Miss Eta NJ. England. Of
Norfolk. Va, supreme sentinel. well
coined into the organization the iaress
the District Of Columbia. with Mrs. 4.
NJ. WEIGH, the district deputy; the ny
teen Maryland commanders. with Mrs
r. Coon 5sn.s the Ma. ssrs
and Mrs. Katherine E. Cordfe. depy-
ties. were presented by Mrs. Mabel =.
LaRue. deputy supreme commande1:
Maryiand. Pennsyivania and Deiawsrs.
and the very large delegation from
Washington, D.. C. o. H. Hayes. deputy
supreme commander of the Knlehts Of
''Fraternalism'' in the evening. 50
The second degree was exsmpltAed
by the commanders Of the Baltimore
TsyieTs With union gsssd s:. NE r
the rally were as follows: 49,
Commander. Mrs. Ida e. Snyder. ktv-
erside Review. No. s; lieut.. comtuaNdefs
Ress r,nds rrsE.s; s. n;y; s. Ne
Maryland Review. No. 3; record sksspers
Mrs. Jeannette w. Zones. Unity Review.
No. IL; finance auditor, MIS- SuBan En-.
Mrs a aHs15a M Snsn
Review. No. l; lady -at-arns. ME-. Mo-
zie Morganweck. Fulton Review No. .:
| sergeant, Mrs. Amanda Spencer. Calvert
Hughes. Harmony Review. No: IL: pick
ct. Miss Alice Hayes, Calvert Review.
No. 8: musician. Mrs. Lillian Hubbard,
Riverside Review. No. 8; captain OF
deputy: color bearers. Misses Fannie
Howard, Mildred Gorsuch, Fulton Re-
view, No. g. Misses Halle .Haddawey.
AID. souer:. Harmony Eeview. No; -:
Denhardt, Fulton Review: union guard
from Maryland. Fulton and Guilford.
Maryland Review banner bearsrp
carried the state and. city banners.
| lean nag and OF the red. black and
white Maccabee nag. stereoptfcon
lecture on Protection" was given by
Mrs Clara B. Pope and vocal selsctions
by Miss Wood.
One Of the prettiest features was .
Juvenile drill. given by: thirty little
and white ribbons streaming from the
left shoulder and carrying American
hags:
solo by Mrs. Wood; a. reading. with
musical accompaniment by Mrs.
Erancke. and short address by MrA
Mabel T. LaRue completed the pro-
gram. Mr.. Blanche played for an hour
Of dancing. Between $3.50 and o'clock
In the evening a banquet was served In
the tearooms Of Stewart 4 Co. TO about
IVY rrtxs. w>re .~avded NJ
the evening meeting to Victory Review,
No. IL, Of Washington. d. G., the VIC
prize. and Fulton Review. No. 5, OF
Baltimore, also q $40 prize for the larg-
| est delegations present
| National Review. No. l.. gave party
for children from one to twelve years
Friday evening at Pythian Temple. An
the children taking part were dressed
| in costume. Prizes were given for the
prettiest and the most comtcal. Eu-
genia Ireland received the first prise
and Margaret. Hammond the second.
Ohio Hammond was given the prize for
being the funniest. Refreshments were
| served.
| Twenty members of National Review
| took the trip to Baltimore. The day
was spent in sightseeing. and in tbs
evening the Baltimore Review put on
the second degree. Dancing followed.
| The review expects to entertain the
Baltimoreans in October. Norfolk Re-
view, mas cnalleu8eo National REVIEW
| for membership contest. the one win
ming to receive SIS. .s
National Review will hold a memorial
servise at it's next meeting.
Miss Vallene Aughinbaugh. who died
recently. was a member of National Re
view, No. 1. and member Of the drfil
team. Sixteen members of the team
attend the funeral in uniform and wore
the colors OF the order Wednesday. The
services OF the order were conducted
at the grave by Ladies Palmer. Pierce,
Dunn. Walters and Graham.