The Washington herald., 1921-04-17
g ACTIVITIES AND AFFAIRS OF WASHINGTON FRATERNAL
Socials, Concerts
And Other Means
Keep Clubs Active

Keep Clubs Active
The officers Of the state Council.
Daughters Of America. were enter
tained by Mount Vernon Council.
No. Is, Monday night at their hall.
Third street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast. The occasion was
the annual and fraternsi visitation.
The program included Henry Hail.
day. Miss Gertrude n. Smslivood.
A c. Columbus. NJ. z. Caskey. ]. ID.
di Megiio. W. c. Carter and Miss
Smsllwood. Mrs. Emily z. Halliday
presented TO the State councillor,
Mrs. Anna Hill. a wslrus travelling
bag; Mrs. Jennie Z. Cohiil TO deputy
State councillor. Mrs. Laura Bur-
dette, q leather pilgrim hand bag:
John z. Smallwood TO the councillor
Mrs. Emily Z. Halliday. a leathe
pocketbook. Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell,
Mother" OF Mount Vernon Council
No. Is. and vice president OF tho
National Council Funeral BENEFIT
Department. was presented a bou-
quet OF roses.
Among the councils guests were
Junior Past National Councillor Mrs.
Naomi Swami, National Deputy
Councillor Mrs. Z. Viola Thompson.
National Finance Committee Mrs
Mamie c. Howell. and Past National
Councillors Mrs. Hattie N. Miller and
Elizabeth Sewell. Those of the
State council were as follows: State
Councillor Mrs. Anna Hill. Associate
State Councillor Mrs. Ada Herbert
State Vice Councillor Mrs. Louise
Cody. Associate State Vice Councillor
Mrs. Ella Chsppell. Junior Past
state Councillor Mrs. NJ. Rosell;
Cole, State Council Secretary
Charles II. Miller and others.
The committee in charge OF the
visitation was as follows: Mrs. Ida
G. fost. chairman: Jennie E. Cohin.
Ellen NJ. Carter, Rebecca Flowers.
z. Viola Turner. Henry Halliday and
John z. SmsIlwood.
Mayfower Council. No. IL. met
Thursday evening last and enter
tained with a card party.
Golden Rule Council. No. 10, met
Friday evening and after a short
session adjourned at S:45 O'Clock
in order to attend the State vista
tion to Esther Council. No. 20
About thirty-two members attended
in a body.
Mrs. Anna Hill and her staT on
GERS paid Esther Council. No. 20,
their annual and fraternaI visit last
week. Friendship Band furnished
the music.
Maccabees.
National Review initiated a large
class Friday evening. The young
folks. under the direction of Mrs.
Lille Hall. will present Aunt
Dinah's Quilting Party" and a dance
at Pythian Temple April IS.
Columbia Review was hostess to
the District Of Columbia oricers'
club last evening. Every review
was represented. The State rally,
TO be held in June. was the principal
item OF business.
Victory Review celebrated their
birthday anniversary Monday with
a musical program under the di-
rection Of Mrs. Josie Frailey. A
banquet was followed by dancing
Reviews meeting the current
week are Liberty Union, Mount
Vernon. Bethesda and National.
Mount Vernon Tent No. 4, Macca-
bees. has again been designated the
banner tent OF the District Of Co.
lumbia by reason OF having elected
the largest number Of new mem
bers during 1920. The tent was
honored last Tuesday evening by a
visit from the supreme lieutenant
commander, Sir knight A. W. Frye.
of Detroit. Mich. who gave a most
interesting talk respecting the ac-
tivity in the order all over the
country. that clubs are being
formed to make the trip TO Wash
ington in 1923 when the Quadren-
nial convention OF the Supreme
Tent will be held here. Mr.. Frye
stated II is expected to make this
convention the greatest gathering
of Maccabees ever assembled ana
he urged the members in the Dis
trict to get busy and do their share
toward making the occasion a
memorable one. Others present
who made remarks were District
Deputy A. A. Keens. Supreme Rep
resentative for the District w. w.
Adamson. Tent Physician DR..
Charles l. Grifith. Past Command
sydney Haas. Record Keeper Harry
E. Sengstack and others. The de-
gree team Of Mount Vernon Tent
will eNemplify the work next Tues
day evening. April IS. upon a class
Of new members and a large meet
ing is anticipated. Members Of the
tents in the District are invited to
be present.
Daughters of Isabella.
Members OF Court District OF Co
lumbia will hold their annual YES
per service on Sunday evening, in
st. Peters Church. at O'Clock.
when Rev. Ignstius Smith will de-
liver the sermon. A musical pro-
gram has been srranged.
On Tuesday night. in GonzaEl
Hall. a grand vaudeville show and
dance will be staged at Sis. Mrs
Alice Bicksler and committee are in
charge of arrangements. The pro-
ceeds will be turned in to the build
ing fund Of the d. of ]. Club. We'd
nesday evening, after a short bust
ness session, the regular social
meeting of the court will take place
In Knights Of Columbus Hall.