Evening star., 1924-01-27
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

American Flag, No. ), is having a
card party at 9Th and G streets north
west TOMORROW night. Loyalty, No.
1s, is giving a card party February 4
at Sth and + streets northeast.
Washington's birthday anniversary
VIII he observed generally through
out the order. In the District of CO.
iumbia papers upon the life and char
acter of Washington, together with
his farewell address. will be read,
, with appropriate patriotic exercises
In the evening a public entertain
ment VIII be held in Pythian Temple,
Followed by promenade, grand march
and dance in colonial costume The
first rehearsal will be held tomorrow
evening at s21 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
The members of Goodwill Council
last Monday attended the reception
and shower" to its former secretary,
Mrs. Mabel E. Hartley, whose mar
rfage last December had Just been
announced.
Liberty Council, No. 6. had it's an
nual visitation Wednesday evening.
Acting State Secretary Mrs l. e
Thompson reported that the lodge had
the past year. 4 musical and literary
entertainment vas contributed to by
Miss Mabel Staub, Miss Nina Allen,
T. ~ Flynn and A. C. Columbus
Tokens of appreciation were rendered
State Councillor Mary p. James, Dep
uty State Councillor Emily F. Halliday,
State Secretary c. II. Miller, State
Trustee Emma c. Raymond, Finan-
! cial Secretary l. E. Miller. National
Representative Anna HILL Past Coun-
cilors Lille a. Miller and W. II. Nc
Clung. The next state visitation Will
be made to Old Glory Council next
Tuesday.
Barbara Frietchie. No. 81, installed
officers Thursday, with its deputy,
Louise Schwenk, presiding. One ap-
plication was received and referred d
to a committee. 4 drive for members
| is in progress, with red and blue
sides, and the loser is to provide a
supper for the winning side. Mrs.
Dressier is head of the red side and
Mrs. McCallum head of the blue side.
Deputy Louise Schwenk, Mrs. Harmon
of No. 10 and Mr.. Story. of No. 21 made
addresses.
Triumph, No. 8, met Tuesday night
and initiated Miss Mary Ellen Cross
and Mrs. Van Gorden, with Junior
Past Councillor Emma Buell. as ini-
tiatory councillor and Harry Buell. In
charge of the drill team. A rumniage
sale is to be held the first week in
February.
Mayfower. No. IL, was hostess to
the state councillor. Mary p. James.
and her official staff January II. it
being the annual grand visitation.
state secretary 1naTIes IL. Miller ana
State Treasurer Fanny Joyner COM
plimented the council on it's efficient
officers. One of the charter members
of the council, Mrs. Darcy, gave a
recitation. State Councillor Mary P.
James was presented with china
bowl by Junior Past State Councillor
Margaret Hartman: Deputy Anna
Hill, gloves. by Hattie Rupert; Mrs.
Senseny. string of beads. by Anna
Hill. Past National Councillor Eliza
beth Sewe1l Of the benefit department
,, spoke Of her department. Financial
Secretary Mrs. Bailey was presented
with a pencil. Recording Secretary
Hattie Babbitt received a gold vanity
case Past National Councillor Naomi
Swami made an address. Mr.. Mason,
drill master. was presented with a
tie. and Nellie Teeple. pianist, a COM
pact. by Margaret Hartman; Ethel
Miles. white kid gloves. as a personal
! gift from Mrs. Howard, junior past
councillor. The past councillor was
then presented with past officers
jewel. Nellie Teeple presented Mar
garet Hartman with hand-painted
china as personal gift. Anna Hill
presented Junior Past State Councillor
Margaret Han tman with a salad bowl
as a gift from the council.