Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-17
Daughters of America.

Martina Dandr1dSe council. NO. 1. met
Wednesday. Past State Councillor Mrs.
A. NJ. Dykes was presented with a
shower of roses by Josephine Ham
mond and Deputy Mrs. Mary A. Fergu-
son. 1t was reported that the council
has two members on Red Cross work,
Mrs. Anna stoker and Mrs. Mamie Nc
Intyre. A letter was read from Mrs.
Stoker. who now resides in New York
city. Refreshments were served, the
table being decorated with roses and
daisies.
Good VIII Council. No. is. has
changed its meeting place to the Old
Masonic Temple, 9Th and F streets
northwest. 1t will have a dance Mon
day. June IS, to which sister councils
Fidelity Council. No. 4. initiated three
candidates Tuesday and received three
applications. Capt. John West put on
two fifty-doliar liberty bonds. Visitors
included Mrs. L. E. Thompson, BERTHE
Moreland. Mary Smith. Lille Smith, Ida
Weigle. Lille Nalley. Mary johnson.
Jennie Wood. Edw. Lloyd. Deputy Mrs.
Mrs. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert. Mr..
Shelley, National Deputy Mrs Anna
Hill. Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Green.
Refreshments were served.
Mount Vernon Council, No. IS, Monday
night elected the following officers for
the new term: Councillor, William T.
Carter; associate councillor, A. B.
Backenhinner; vice councillor, Viola
Turner; associate vice councillor, Jane
Sherwood; recording secretary ire
elected, fifteenth term); assistant re-
cording secretary. Jennie E. Cohill
treasurer. Elizabeth Dodge (re-elected)
conductor, John F. Anterior; warden,
Ed 2: schwenk; outside sentinel, Emily
State Council, Ed D. Schwenk, Jennie
E. CahIll and John Eston smallwood.
and trustee eighteen months), Emily
F. Halliday.
Triumph Council, No. 8, and Mount
Vernon Council, No. IS, will participate
in an outing to Marshall Hall, under
the auspices Of the good of the order
committee of No. 10, Juniors, tomorrow.
Ida G. Yost. chairman, announced a
Of sister councils have been requested
to attend both. One applicant was
elected to membership.
Progressive Council, No. 9. Thursday
evening accepted an invitation to join
In a dance with Andrew Jackson Coun-
ell Of the Juniors.
Appropriate services were conducted
IN nOnoT OF the nag, the orators being
Aessrs. Cleveland, Colborn, Nauck,
Frey and Klinehause
The council will have a Red Cross
night Thursday. consisting of a recep-
ton. musical entertainment and dance.
An orchestra will be in attendance.
Goodwill Council. No. Is, met in its
new meeting place in Old Masonic
Temple, 9th and F streets northwest,
Monday.
The excursion committee announced
July 10 for the excursion to Marshall
Hall Candidates were initiated. officers
for the ensuing term were elected as fol-
lows: Councillor, Ruth Holland; asso-
ciate councillor. Alma Calvert; junior
past councillor, Gertrude Prender; vice
councillor, Rosa Calvert: associate vice
councillor. Mabel Kellogg; warden, EVE
Price; inside sentinel, e. Sullivan;
outside sentinel, H. Patterson; record
ing secretary, Mabel Hartley: financial
secretary. George w. Hall: treasurer,
Charles W. Magill. and assistant
recording secretary, Edna Watts.
Trustees. six months. Mamie Boiling:
twelve months, J. Calvert; eighteen
months, Georgia Skinner.