Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-10
Daughters of America.

Liberty Council, No. 6, will observe
IT'S '"enty-hrst anniversary in North
east Iemple. 10Th and H streets north
east, ITS last meeting of this month.
a banquet will be a feature. Past
councillor c. W. Walker. state counciIor
or the local Junior Order of Initial
american Mechanics, is reported dis
aoled by an accident.
In order to arouse greater ir+erA.+
and increase it's membership. Inde-
pendent Council. No. .. has divided its
forces for competitive contest into
two teams headed by Councillor Ma.
gruder and Past National connciia-
Miller: respectively. The winning side
Is to be banqueted by the loser pas
state Councillor Elizabeth Mann. who
mas been III; was reported to be cor
a runmage sale in April. Refreshments
We're served and social features fol-
lowed.
The many friends of Mr. Lee Rhine.
who is in training at Camp Meade. will
follow his movements with their
prayers for his safety, especially his
fellow members of Independent Coun-
Gil. No ?. where he served as financial
Secretary- Young Rhine has always
IS an active member of the Christian
Endeavor and lifelong member of
the calvary Baptist Church and sum
day school.
Anacostia Council. No 4. Wednesday
night gave miscellaneous shower" in
honor of one of its active members.
MRS: NJ c: Carter. who received many
useful and beautiful gifts.
Teh council decided to give dance
April at the Masonic Temple. S+h and
streets northeast. Refreshments
were served
Mayflower Council, No II. Thurssav
which will increase to ten the number
of candidates TO be initiated at the
class initiation of the council Thurs
day evening. The degree and drill team
WIZ he under capt Mason. The Ameri-
ca flag is to be formed by the two
teams. The state officers will attend in
body. \ short musical program viii,
be followed by the usual refreshments
The chairman announced unique pro-
gram for March q, after the regular
order OF business.
Progressive Council, No. Q. THURSDAY
evening completed arrangements to en-
terrain the boys in uniform" March q
will he the special guests of the even
ing. The third Thursday in each month
has been designated as patriotic night
with "the boys in uniform" as guests
the program Will consist OF speaking,
musical and vocal selections, card par
ties and dancing. The trustees reported
that 500 worth of war savings STAMPS
had been deposited.
The proceeds from the rummage sale
viii be invested in the third liberty
loan and also for patriotic night" ex-
penses.
The trustees were instructed to pur-
chase additional paraphernalia for the
degree and drill teams, for the class
initiation" March IS, when all the
councillors of subordinate councils will
be guests. Mrs. Jacoueline Cooper Will
be the sponsor with Mr.. William Cleve-
land as marshal. Flowers were ordered
sent to several sick members.
Martha cambridge Council, Wednesday
evening, for it's entertainment, introduced
an innovation called "a lemon social" the
members gathering around a table deco
rated with pink carnations and counting
the seeds in lemons. Annie NJ. Dykes,
past state councillor, counted the highest
number and Mary A. Ferguson, state
trea surer, counted the smallest number.
Another surprise is promised for the next
meeting.