Evening star., 1924-11-23
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.


2, celebrated it's eighth birthday No
vember 13, with Central Council. No.
81. j. o. U. A. M. as it's guests, and
members of American Flag and
Golden Rule Councils. An opening
speech was given by the retiring
deputy. Mabel Hall; also speeches by
I. c. Rollins OF Central Council and
Mrs. Maude Abbott and d. E. Halier
Of this council. A program including
recitations by Mrs. Bessie Rollins and
Miss Louise Lee. plano solos by Mrs.
s. Hamilton, dancing and songs by
Little Miss Esther Asin and a piano
solo by the little niece Of Mrs. Wells
were presented.
Golden Rule Council. No. 10, met
Friday night In Northeast Masonic
Temple, with the councillor, Mrs. Ollie
Montgomery. presiding. Four appli-
cations were received for membership,
and the nomination Of officers for the
ensuing term was held. floor lamp
was presented to the lodge by Mrs.
Nora Cole and Mrs. Disney for the
benefit of the drill team. The gift
was accepted in behalf Of the mem
bers by John NJ Futrell, captain of
the team. The council has completed
arrangements to receive the State
councillor. Mrs Nj. Gertrude Veitci.
and her staff OF officers at their an
nual and fraternal visitation Novem-
Der %. State Deputy Mrs. Margaret
Hartman made short address. and
at the adjournment of the council the
good OF the order committee conduct
ed card party in the auditorium for
the welfare OF the council. The coun-
ell has requested it's membership to
attend the annual Thanksgiving serv-
ices under the auspices Of the State
Council, Daughters Of America. at
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
next Sunday at 7:30 pm.
The Golden Rod Club was enter
tanned at the Grace Dodge Hotel No
vember 9 by President Z. Sewell,
After lunch officers for two years
were elected. as follows: President,
T.. Sewell; vice president, NJ Hart
man: recording secretary, Mabel Hall /:
treasurer, Clara Rock. and chaplain,
Anna HILL Guests were Ethel Miles.
Veazie Peerman and Harry Thomp-
son. Cards were played and prizes
were won by NJ. Hartman and Mabel
Hall
MayfIower Council, No. II. met No
vember 13 at Society Temple. Fifth
were nominated, as follows: For
councillor. Emma Brooks; assistant
councillor. Powell; vice councillor,
Ida Bees; assistant Nce councillor,
Mamie Wilmer: conductor, Jesse
Richards: warden, Roberta Howard.
and trustees. Mrs. Reba and Mrs.
Handiboe. Carrie II. Handiboe was ap-
pointed press correspondent.
The young people Of Triumph No.
s. had charge OF the social Tuesday
night, with Mary Stormer as chair
man. After the business session a
play was presented entitled Those
Husbands of Ours" with the follow
ing in the cast: Marie Stephenson.
Mary Stormer, Esther keull, Kath-
crime Donch. Agnes Barbour. Adelaide
Lavender and Pearl Wolfe. State
Secretary Charles Miller. Past Ma
tional Councillor Hattie Miller, State
Judiciary c. o. Bohrer. State Asso-
ciate Vice Councillor Alice Muller and
Past State Councillor Berthe Dudley
were honor guests.
The annual Thanksgiving service
will be held this evening at Trinity
Methodist Church. Seward square
southeast.
Fidelity Council No. 4. at it's meet
ing Tuesday evening was host to
the State councillor and her staff. The
State councillor congratulated the
council on the way ritualistic work
was exemplified. Gifts were presented
to the State councillor. State Conduc-
tor Julia Delano. L. Viola Thompson,
deputy, and others.
American Flag Council, No. 5. was
visited by the State councillor and her
STAFF Monday evening.
Star spangled Banner Council, No.
Z, entertained the Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
at its meeting Thursday evening
This being the eighth anniversary Of
the council, National Deputy Mabel
Hall made the opening address and
presented the council with a large
birthday cake.
Loyalty Council. No. -, welcomed
the State councillor and her star OF
officers Saturday evening. Gifts were
presented to the State councillor and
Deputy Naomi Swami. after which a
short play was given entitled THE
Smoker Family" Refreshments were
served.
The State councillor will pay an Of
fcial visit to Golden Rule Council. No.
10. next Friday evening.
The annual corporate thanksgiving
service will be held this evening at
Trinity Methodist Church. The pas
tor, Rev. Joseph Dawson, will preach
the sermon.
Liberty Council will have a card
party and bazaar next Wednesday at
Pythian Temple. The semi-annual
elections will take place December
10.
Members OF Independent Council
paid surprise call upon their treas
urer, P. N. c. Hattie Miller, last Sat-
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