Evening star., 1918-02-17
Daughters of America.

Martha cambridge Council, No. 1, We'd
sale increased the sum set apart for its
relief fund. Arrangements haye been
made to hold dance on Washington s
birthday at Naval Lodge Hail. 4th street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast. State
Councillor Emily f. Halliday. State Vice
Councillor Clara Rock, Associate state
Vice Councillor Lula Grubbs, state sec
retary Charles H. Miller. State Treasurer
and Deputy Mary E. Ferguson. State Con-
ductor Mrs Cole, Past State Councllor
Mrs. Grace NJ. Lowrey. Anna HILL Floda
NJ. Reagan, BERTHE Dudley and Past Coun-
cilor Mrs, Laura Delano were visitors.
The annual visitation of the state
officers was made Tuesday night 10
Fidelity Council, No. 4, the home
council of the junior past state coun-
cilor mrs. Mamie Cox Howell. The
hall was decorated in national colors
Past Councillor Mrs. Delano was chair
man in charge of the program. Whlch
included the singing of America by
the audience: patriotic recltatlons. mrs.
Skinner; banjo solos. Mr.. kidwel;
presentation of a silver sandwich tray
to State Councillor Mrs. Emily E. Hall
day, by Mrs. Mary E. Ferguson. in be-
half of the members of Fidelity Coun-
cil monologue and vocal solos by Mr..
Howard; presentation of hand-paint-
ed china ice tub to Deputy Mrs p.
Viola Thompson, by j. Barry Howell;
address by National VICE Counciior
Mrs. Naomi Swan; presentation of a
lace neckpiece, to the national deputy.
Mrs Anna Hill. by H. stowe; address,
10. B. Hopkins of the national finance
committee; presentation of hand
painted fruit dish to Junior Past State
Councillor Mrs. Mamie c. Howell, by
Marguerite Bushy; presentation of sill
yer fruit knives. with pearl handles.
to the state treasurer, Mrs. Mary e.
Ferguson, by Miss Edna George and
a gold pin to Mrs. Stowe, by Mrs. Mary
E. Ferguson.
All state officers were presented with
valentine hearts, filled with assorted
candies.
The committee of Mount Vernon
Council, No. IS, on entertainment of the
National Council Monday night an
and dance, under the auspices of the
State Council of the District. at Naval
Lodge Hall, 4th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast, Washington's
birthday.
Friendship Council. No. 16, received
seven new members at it's last meeting.
The degree team of Triumph. No. s, did
the initiatory work. with p. S. C. Mrs
Reagen at the piano. Triumph is the
home council of Friendships deputy,
Mrs. Delano. Visitors were National
Deputy Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Halliday Mr..
Miller. Mrs Grubbs. Mrs. Herbert, Mrs.
Swenk. Mr.. Swenk and Mr.. Walker. A
drill rehearsal will be held tomorrow
night in Naval Lodge Hall.
Liberty Council, No. 6. Thursday even
ing in Northeast Temple, received re-
ports from its relief committee and
FIVE applications for membership for
the class initiation February 2S. The
council unanimously accepted an invi-
tation to attend. the Billy Sunday serv-
ice. Deputy Alice Courtney made an
address.
Arrangements have been made for the
observance of Washington's birthday.
A grand march in colonial costume will
feature the ball to be given that even
ing~in Naval Lodge Hall. No admission
is charged and the public is invited.
The state officers will officially visit
Mizpah Council Tuesday evening in
its hall, at Wisconsin avenue and NJ
street. An appeal has been sent out
urging each council to plan one or
more class limitations.
The joint committees on the recep-
ton Of the National Council, will meet
tomorrow night in Goodwill Council,
No. 1H, At Naval Lodge Hall, 4th street
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