Evening star., 1924-03-23
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

| Ihe STATE council press committee
will hold meeting in the anteroom
of Francis Scott Key Council, 6s3 Lou
| isiana avenue northwest. March IS.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Colleen Rule Council. No 10. met
last Friday evening in the Northeast
Masonic Temple. Five applications
were received. A short address was
made by Deputy Past State Councillor
Mrs. Clara A. Rock. At the close Of
the business session group No. of
the good OF the order committee,
comprising Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Mont
gomery. Mrs. Eva McDaniels, Miss
| Williams took charge of the social.
I Vocal solos by Jack Morris and Miss
/ Esther M. SlosS, accompanied by Miss
Lillian Langworthy at the piano and
little Miss Williams in songs and
| fancy dances, were enjoyed. After
playing games. Miss Dorothy Hutchin-
sonw as the recipient of a string
by P. G. Mrs. Etfie Tancil, charter
member of the council, and J. NJ.
| Futrell. captain of the drill team. A
| buffet supper was served.
! headed by Mary p. James, paid an
! official visit TO Esther. No. 20. Friday
| evening. it being the concluding visi-
, tation OF the series They wer"
greeted by the councillor, Pauline
tioebel. The orphans shower nettcd
! s3005. The program opened with the
| singing Of America" after which
the salute to the flag was given. A
monologue was, given by Mr.. Cot
and Eugenia Riley. accompanied by
| Dorothy Riley; a sketch entitled
Caught With the Goods" with Percy
Benson and Mary Baker. Dorothy
Riley presented the state councillor
Mrs. Birch presented the deputy, Mrs
Burdette, with a cut-glass vase and
! flowers. Duet of old songs, by Irene
Cottingham and Eugenia Riley. The
Burrows, chairman OF the good Of
! order.
Fidelity Council, No. 4. was visited
! Tuesday evening by old Glory. No.
| IL During the evening Old Glory
presented Fidelity with a Bible, Pre-
| sentation remarks were made by
Mrs. l.. Viola Thompson. deputy 10
| Fidelity. Councillor Mrs. Mildred
Rock in a brief address accepted the
gift. Refreshments were served.
after which the members had an old
| country dance.
Triumph. No. s.. initiated eight
members Tuesday night
The initiation scheduled for Star
! Spangled Banner, No. {, Seat Pleas
ant, Md. has been postponed until
| April 3. The Mems Club, with Harry
charge Of the social March 25. The
council is To pay a fraternai visit To
American Flag, No. >. April "a. A
! card party viii be held at 5th and G.
streets northw est April I.
The Twentieth Century club met
March Is at the home OF Past State
! Councillor Louise Cody. The meeting
was called To order by the president.
i, Mrs. T.. Viola Thompson. The club
I has pledged to furnish a room for
| the Home for the Aged and infirm
Each member has pledged To earn
not less than 50. Two handmade
handkerchiefs We're awarded to Mr..
Burroughs and Mrs Mamie Howell.
An hour was spent playing hearts,
! prizes being won by Naomi Swami,
| Mamie Howell and Robert Downing.
| 4 meeting OF the Golden Rod club
was held at the home of Mrs. Anna
! Hill recently. Luncheon was served,
after which 500 was played. Prizes
were awarded To Mrs. Mabel Hall ana
j Mrs. Fannie Joyner
! committee was held at Progressive,
] No. g. Monday night. Plans We're
made for a continuation Of the work.
made report, showing 81 zoo had
. been pledged. The chairman, Pearl
. Wolfe, appointed committees TO inter
view the councils and to report at
/ II, 5th and streets northwest,
April Il.
Anacostia Council. No. IA. conferred
! the degrees on seven candidates
! Wednesday evening. A donation was
made to the Emergency Hospital
| fund, also in aid of a destitute family
| at Seat Pleasant, whose home was
| totally destroyed by fire last Monday.
| State Secretary G. H. Miller. State
! Treasurer Fannie p. Joyner and State
| Trustee Laura Taylor were among the
| visitors.
Liberty Council. No 8. will cele-
| hrate its twenty seventh anniversary
! Wednesday at Pythian Temple A
| rummaIre sale will be held the second
1! week OF April.
/ American Flag Council. No. ;. will
, give ii card party tomorrow evening
at 9TH and + streets northwest
Chairman NJ. Gertrude Veitch OF the
! excursion committee is planning a
| non competitive public demonstra-
| tion of the several teams at Chesa-
peake Beach July 10, and hopes to
| enlist the cooperation of every lodge
| in making this a feature of the day