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rummage sale tomorrow, with Mrs.
Mamie Cox Howell, chairman of the
good of the order, in charge.
Old Glory Council, No. 12, Monday
evening had as a visitor Mrs. E. Viola
Thompson, treasurer of Old Glory, who
had just returned from a trip to Balti-
more.
Good Will Council. No. Is, gave an
entertainment and dance at Masonic
Temple, 8th and F streets northeast,
Monday night. More than 500 people
lied April S last. The program was
opened by Frank Greene, ventrillo-
quist; Margaret Turner sang; twelve
minstrel girls gave humorous enter
tainment: Miss Evelyn Jarvis, a recita-
ton: pupils of Miss Madolin Smithson
danced and sang: Mrs. Ruth Young
sang; the flag drill was given by six
teen girls; Mabel Ludlow, as Goddess
of Liberty" and Marion Skinner as
Uncle SAM" recited patriotic lines, and
lections. Miss Alice Mcknight was pre-
sented with a lavalier for services for
the chapter. The committee in charge
was Mrs. Roberta E. Nails, chairman !;
7: T.. skinner. George w. Hall, Charles
W. Magill. William Price, ]. A. Frazier,
Mrs. Magill, Mrs. Evie Price, Mrs. Edna
Watts. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Skinner,
Mrs. Ella Colburn. Miss Gertrude Prem
DER and Harry Wilson.
Esther Council. No. 20, Thursday
evening. in the Masonic Hall, Tenley-
town. initiated four candidates, with
Deputy Laura Burdette and visitors
from Mispah Council, No. 3. present.
direction of Mrs. Annie Jones.
The Twentieth Century Club met Sat
urday evening with Victor Caselege as
host. A game was played. Mrs. Thomp
son being the winner of a cut glass
basket filled with buttercups and bridal
wreath with bowknots of red, white
and blue ribbon. The consolation prize
wan won by Mrs. Freddie Beach. The
table was decorated with bridal wreath
and red. white and blue ribbon. The
place cards were patriotic souvenirs
The next meeting will be held June Q.
American Flag. No. 5, Monday even
lng inflated four candidates. Triumph
Council, represented with thirty-one
members. put the initiatory work on
the floor. Other councils had delegates
present. The council tomorrow night
Will have it's first nomination of OFF,
GERS. Refreshments were served.
The State Council recently celebrated
its twentieth anniversary in the cham
Der of Liberty Council. No. 6. the home
council es.M OF State Secretary Charles H.
Hill.
The audience sang 1.-THE Star Span
gied Banner" and gave the salute to
the flag. Mrs. Clara Necker sang and
Vice Councillor Mrs. Naomi Swan made
the address of welcome. solo by
George Corothers, a patriotic address
by Rev. J. H. Jefferies, a piano solo by
Miss Gertrude Smallwood. duet by
Mrs. Lawson and Mrs. Leale. a recita-
tion by Miss Eula Dawkins. an address
by National Councillor Webb Of the
Junior o. U. A. M. vocal selections by
Mrs Margaret Rontan, and a recitation
by Mrs. Matte Hooper completed the
program; The state councillor. Mrs.
led the way to the banquet hall. Past
State Councillor Mrs. Lille Milsted pre-
sided at the punch bowl, with Mrs. Mat
tie Hooper and Past State Councillor
Councillor Mrs. Laura Burdett at the
ice cream table, with[her assistants,
State Inside Sentinel Mrs. r. Cole,
State Outside Sentinel Mrs. Inez Thorn
at the cake table. with Past Councillors
Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Grace Wood
ward. The tables were arranged with
a large bowl OF violets as the center
piece, and with clusters of lilacs and
bridal wreath. The hall decorations
were flags and lilacs. About $50 guests
were present.
sion Thursday evening instructed the
secretary to forward the first payment
of its guarantee Of $50 to the Red Cross
fund. The trustees also were instructed
to invest $50 in liberty bond in the
name Of the council.
The councils entertainment and Nav
ball will be held May 81. June events
include picnic, a festival and a dance
The dramatic club with Mrs. Neva
Brewer as leading lady will present
Surprised" in the entertainment May