Evening star., 1917-04-08

ism" were made and refreshmert were
served.
evening received one applica ton for
membership. Capt. West and his team
are at work with the new ritual. Judge
Of the Judiciary John Wesley Milsted
and J. E. Gregory of Mizpah, No 3,
were visitors. Past State Councillor
Mrs. F. A. Brumagim was reported
quite sick.
The Twentieth Century Club met Sat
urday evening with Mrs. Ida Kerper
of 644 c street northeast a game was
played. Mrs. Mary A. Ferguson win
ming first prize and Mrs Ella Chappell
given by Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Wood
ward, entitled Mrs Camps Tea" Mrs
e. Viola Thompson and Mrs. Rupert
led the way to the supper room. The
souvenirs We're crochet napkin rings.
ornamented with a little chick, the
work of the hostess The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Grace Woodward,
52S b street northeast. April IA.
At the Northeast Temple Thursday
evening Goodwill Council, No Is. was
instituted with 13S charter members,
including several Congressman and
their wives. State Councillor Mamie
Howeil ana stan. accompanied by Capt.
John West and Fidelity Council drill
team. initiated the new members and
installed the following officers: Coun-
cilor, Gertrude Prender; ASSOCIATE coun-
cilor. Mary Prender: vice councillor,
Ruth Holland; associate vice counselor
Alma kellogg; junior past councillor.
katharine Young; associate junior past
councillor, Ella Colburn; conductor.
Rosa calvert; warden, Evie Price; in
SIDE sentine., Howard Calvert; outside
sentinel, Hannah Patterson: treasurer.
Charles w. Magill: recording secretary,
James A. Frazier; financial secretary
George w. Hail: assistant recording
secretary, Edna Watts: trustees.
Georgia Skinner. Mamie Boiling and Jen-
ME Calvert: Representatives to the State
Council, Edna Watts, Mamie Boiling and
T. E. Skinner
The council has among its members
two drillmasters, James A. Frazier.
formerly of the U. s. Marine Corps. and
Charles w. Magill. who will be captain
of the council drill team. With the
combined efforts of the two, the council
aims to have the best team in the juris-
diction.
Mayfiower Council rendered the use
of its council room for the occasion.
At the conclusion of the installation
T. E. Skinner donated $50 to the coun-
ell treasusy. Many visitors were pres
ent from Fidelity. Golden Rule, Pro-
gressive, Triumph, Mt. Vernon, Amer
lean Flag. Mispeth and Old Glory coun-
cils
The new council will meet at 5th and
G streets northwest every Thursday
night.
Mount Vernon Council. No. 10, Thurs
day night conferred the three degrees
upon two candidates. with Capt. John
E. Smallwood in command of the drill
team and A. C. Columbus as degree
master The officers reports for the
quarter ending March % were Sub
mitted and accepted. They showed
decided gain, both in nembersh p ai:I
finances. The Oriental degree" is to
be staged the third meeting night in
this month. Grand Orient w. T. Cater
has announced several candidates for
initiation The pianist of the o..urscil
entertained under good of the order
and several short addresses We're made
Mayfiower Council, No. II. met Thurs
day night Drillmaster Mason request
ed the drill and initiatory teams to be
present next Thursday night far i'm
portant reasons" Miss +. kaba. chair
man, called attention TO the rtImmage
sale to be held the week of May II. Ii
was announced that arrangements are
being made for 4 masquerade dance
for April 19.