Evening star., 1924-07-06
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

| officer. Pearl Wolfe as conductor
and Esther Keul at the piano uhe
Newman, after nine years service,
resigned): Councillor, Elsie Hill as
sociate councillor, Roy Wolfe; vice
councillor, Lille Mccormick; asso-
dduetor, Agnes Barbour; warden,
j. w. Schwenk: assistant recording
secretary. Hattie Burrows; financial
| Fannie Joyner; inside sentinel, Ethel
Tolson; outside sentinel, Katie Park
er; trustee, eighteen months. Naomi
Grinder; trustee, twelve months.
Old Glory, No. IL, at its last meet
ing conferred the degrees on Ruby
keefer and Anna Rudy. The degree
Robs was put on on by, by Capt Georgs n
Glory. Refreshments were served
Golden Rule Council, No. 10. enter
tanned large delegation of members
from Harmony Council. No. 6s, Of
| turn visit to the one made by Golden
Rules members recently. Two appli-
! cations were received for member
ship and two candidates were initi-
| ated. The work was conducted with
Capt John NJ. Futrell in command of
the mixed drill team and Past
Councillor Mrs. Bertha Brown as the
initiatory councillor. A tableau rep
resenting patriotism was staged by
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery, assisted
by the drill team. The program of
en5nfsalnme9t nmbers tss by the
"A Man From Texas" by the coun-
ellis Dramatic Club. The retiring
councillor. Mrs; Elizabeth Shepherd.
flowers by Mrs. Mignonette P. Har-
man. The installa ton of the newly
! elected officers will be held July IL.
A large delegation of members from
Barbara Frietchie Council, No. 81,
| and Triumph Council, No. s, were
| present Refreshments concluded the
| program.
A sock social" was held June 2s by
Star Spangled Banner Council. No. I,
of Capitol Heights. Members of Golden
Rule Council, No. 10, staged a play
entitled, IA Man From Texas" with
| Miss Nellie Teeple of No. 10 assisting
at the piano. Dancing and refresh
ments concluded the program, with
| band from members of Mithras Sane
| torium, /. o. o. F., who are also mem
bers Of Central Council, No. "a, ]. o.
Central Council, No. 64, entertained
Star Spangled Banner Council. No. 7,
and their friends and families June
| 80 with social. Selections on the
piano were given by Mrs. Ruth Marcy
| daughter and niece. Herbert Davis,
| organizer Of Central Council and also
| secretary, made an address and rem
dered vocal selections. assisted by
cornet solo. Among those making
| speeches were Mrs. Mabel Hail.
| deputy for No. 7; Mr.. Wilson of Saw
| age, Md; Rev. William La Roche of
| District of Columbia. Mr.. Rollins of
Central Council and others. Mrs.
| Bessie Rollins recited and the affair
closed with dancing and refresh
! ments.
JR. o. q. A. M.
| Installation of officers-elect in the
various councils of the Junior Order
of United American Mechanics has
been the main business of the order
during the past week, and some coun-
ellis will not enter upon a new regime
until this coming week.
Star Spangled Banner Council, No.
5. at its last meeting. elected the
term: Councillor, G. L. Myers; vice
councillor, Z. NJ Garrett: warden. p.
G. Thomas; conductor, D. S. Welty;
| inside sentinel. S. r Davis: outside
ant recording secretary. r Shaffer.
The following officers were reelected:
| Financial secretary, c. w. Magill;
recording secretary, g. P. Barnes;
treasurer, J. W. Speakman; chaplain,
r. B. Duckett. and trustee. w. H.
be held July II. at the council hall,
5th and G. streets northwest. The
excursion committee, through its
chairman, p. 6. Thomas. reported
ress with it's plans for the excursion
to Marshall Hall, August s. The pro-
gram will consist of various athletic
contests for members and their
friends. Prizes will be given. A
mock initiation of the Oriental Court
will be the main attraction on the
program.
Edward j. Ross Council. No. IS in
stalled the following officers at Pyth-
ian Temple July ): Junior past coun-
| cilor, T. F. Jones; councillor. Albert
Jaeger; vice councillor, J. L. O'Brien;
conductor. G. r. Woodend; inside SEN
| tinel, A. H. Burton; recording secre-
,tary, w. E. Saunders; assistant, G.
w. Swift: financial secretary. H. A.
Beck; treasurer, A. l. Jennings;
warden, P. T. Graves; chaplain, c. E.
Groves: outside sentinel. James Chap
man: pianist. a. c. Moran; drillmas-
ter, W. F. Signor: degree master. P.
T. Groves, and trustee, w. c. Ferber.
ments were being consummated for
the councils participation in the an
nual reunion of the members of the
order at Pen Mar. Pa, on August IA.
| Andrew Jackson Council. No. s, has
installed the following officers for
| the new term: Junior past councillor,
B. H. Quade: councillor, ]. S. Latham;
| vice councillor, c. W. Umhau; con-
ductor. ]. B. Swechert; warden, r. P.
1 Hansen: inside sentinel, R B. Hall:
| chaplain, NJ o. Beall; recording sec
rotary, w NJ La Roche; assistant,
H. E. Hoffman; treasurer, ]. B. Pote:
financial secretary, G. w. Hall, and
| outside sentinel. Tom Anderson. Del
| egates were nominated for the state
Council convention. which will be
held some time in November.
| Anacostia Council. No. 16, met last
Monday, Councillor j. c. Coppage in
term were elected. E. A. Diehl. vice
president of the Pen Mar reunion. re-
ported that arrangements had been
| made with the Baltimore and Oh1o
| Railroad Company for special train
for August IA The Junior Band of
sixty pieces will furnish the music
State Councillor l. La Wehr compli-
mented the council for having the
largest attendance at the visitationS.
State Council Secretary John Prem
der told how the organization was
advancing in the jurisdiction. State
Council Conductor John ID. simpson,
State Council Outside Sentinel Jones,
Chairman of the Good of the order
lCommittee F. c. Prather. sdWaro
Blaine, past councillor of Consolation
Council: Past Councillor A. c. CO.
llumbus. of Mount Vernon, NO. 10; Past
Councillor Ouaig of Andrew Jackson.
No 6: past State Councillor Frank
! Cyfus of Independence, No. =, ana
| past state Councillor E. H. Yates or
| American Jefferson. No. IL. also
smoke. after which refreshments were
served. Officers will be installed to-