Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
W0MAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA-
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The annual election of officers in
National Review, No. ]. Friday even
Fannie Walters; lieutenant COM
mander. Della Edmunds; past COM
mander, Nellie Graham. chaplain.
Emma Knight; record keeper, Lula s.
Hammond: lady-at-arms, Rhoda Ire
sentinel senti Alberta @ Knight: ' PICKET.
Edith Fuge; musician, Lille Hall;
captain of guard, Hattie Palmer.
color bearers, Nettie Edmunds and Ida
Castle. This review won the first two
titles them to Sunset banner with
Pacemaker and Challenge shield
thereon. Twenty-one applications
were received at this meeting. with
the review lover the top" and winner
of the Sunset shield
Brightwood Review. No. S, Monday
elected officers as follows: Conn
mander, Mrs. Dean; lieutenant COM
mander, Mrs. Mary McAleer; past
commander, Mrs. Phebe Perry; chap
Mrs. Mary Knighting; lady at-arms,
Mrs. Lewis; sergeant, Mrs. Ferguson;
sentinel, Mrs. Thomas; picket. Mrs
Whetxel: musician, Mrs. Schrider:
captain of guard. Mrs. Alice Ertter;
finance auditor, Phebe Haight Past
Commander Mrs. Phebe Perry in
stalled the officers. After the BUSH
ness session a social hour was held.
After the annual election Of Victory
Review. Mrs: Rebecca sisemore in
stalled the following officers: Com
mander. Mrs Annie Lanford; lieuten-
ant commander Mrs. Mary johnson:
past commander. Mrs. Theresa Foster;
chaplain. Mrs. Adella Mason: record
iady-at-arms. Mrs. Sadie BULLOCK:
sergeant, Mrs. Annie Rosenberg; SEN
tinel, Mrs. Minnie Diffenbaugh: picket,
Mrs. Bessie Lipsohetz; musician, Mrs
Josie Frailey: captain of guards, Mrs.
Tina Erb; color bearers, Miss Rose
Lyons and Miss Henrietta Mason. The
installation will be held the first
meeting night in January.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
In Georgetown Review. No. 10
Commander, Mrs. Mary Killeen; lieu
tenant commander. Mrs. Ethel Burton:
past commander, Mrs Eta Degen-
hardt: chaplain, Mrs. Mary Smith:
record keeper, Mrs. Nellie Kramer;
geant. Mrs. Ida Hellyer: sentinel, Mrs.
Mary German; picket, Mrs. Josephine
Krouse: musician, Miss Grace Kicks:
captain of guards, Mrs. Ethel Bit
tings: color bearer No. l, Mrs. Caro-
line Mech; color bearer No. 2. Mrs.
Bethesda Review. No. s-com-
mander. Mr.. Anna Gingell, lieutenant
commander, Lena Landlord; past
cOInmaEOST, Geneva simmons, chap
lain. Mrs. Lillian Beall; lady-at-arms,
Miss Margaret Sprague; sergeant, Mrs.
Lillian Smith; sentinel, Miss Ruth
Condon; picket. Miss Ruby Frye.
B. P. o. ELKS,
A beautiful bronze tablet contain
ing a27 names of the members of the
order who served during the great
war will be dedicated with elabo-
rate ceremonies in the near future.
The principal speakers will be an
officer of the United States Army of
high rank. and distinguished members
of the B. z. o. Elks.
The charity ball committee an
nounces that this bal: is strictly in
formal. A gathering is expected that
viii tax the capacity of both ball
rooms of the Willard Hotel Two
orchestras will play for the dancers.
and preparations have been COM
pleted for a wonderful night. Fun,
serpentine rolls. carnival hats. noise-
makers and a real old-fashioned New
Year eve are promised. All receipts
are for the membership charity fund.
Members acting as chairmen of the
committee are: James A. Balderson.
chairman; tickets. T.. H. Neumeyer,
IT.; printing. John Frick; publicity,
Arthur A. Riemer; novelties, Samuel
Richards: electric display, Robert HOY:
Charles Dietz. jr.: treas.
urer. N. q. Mccormick; secretary.
George 8. Herr.