Evening star., 1925-01-11
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Old Glory, No. IL. met Monday
evening. The following officers were
installed by Deputy Mary Ferguson
Junior past councillor. Belle Russell
associate junior past councillor. Emma
Delaney; councillor, Elsie Boteler; as
sociate councillor. George Rock: vice
councillor, Catherine Moore; associate
vice councillor, Annie Anderson: con-
ductor, Edith Tice: warden, Blanche
Robertson; inside sentinel. Zelda Rob-
ertson: outside sentinel, Mrs. Sieders.
Past councillors jewels we're present.
ed the junior past and associate jun
ior past councillors. Recording Sec
retary, Mrs. L. +. Thompson was pre-
sented with birthday present by the
members of the council
The State Council will hold an en-
tertainment. colonial drill and dance
February % at Pythian Temple,
Ninth street between X and l. streets
T. Ashby Flynn will be in charge of
the entertainment. The hall at Third
street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast has been secured for re-
hearsals at . o'clock on Sunday aft
ernoons. January %, February / and
Is.
Anacostia. No. IA received the
state councillor. Mrs Gertrude Veitch,
and her staff of officers Wednesday
night. The following program was
given under the supervision of Eff
fie Mohler, chairman of the good Of
the order, singing, America, .
presentation of cut glass vase to the
state councillor by Past Councillor
Ella Smith: trio. Helen RoIlof, Lo-
raine Johnson and Paul Dahlman /:
Deputy Fannie Joyner was given a
cut glass sugar and cream set by
Hattie Bell; piano solo, Mr.. Vogler;
Past State Councillor Mary P. James
was presented china plates by Alice
Fowler for her efforts as recording
secretary; solo, Mrs. Kimmerling, ac-
companied b. Prof. Barnes; past
councillors jewels were presented to
Sarah Dahlman and Hattie /. Bell
silk hose to Financial Secretary
Ethel Lucas by Daisy Bell; hand
painted china to Treasurer Ella
Smith by Ethel Lucas; Effie Mohler,
chairman of the good of the order, re-
ceived linen napkins, by Mary P.
James; Daisy Bell. compact, by
Laura Mitchell; Junior Past Councillor
Sarah Dahlman received a console
set, by Mrs. Barwick; piano solo, Miss
Barnes: solo. Ethel Lucas, accompa-
MED by Effice Mohler; Drill Master
Roy Thomas was presented~gold cuff
links by Mrs. Plum: piano solo by
Prof. Barnes; State Ooutside Sentin ell
Louise Grubbs was installed. Re-
LreSnm enIS were served.
Triumph, No. 8, held it's installa-
ton Tuesday night, with Deputy
Anzonetta Flynn in charge, as fol-
lows Councillor, Lille Mccormick;
associate councillor, Alice Lithgow
junior past councillor, Elsie Hill; asso-
ciate junior past councillor, Roy Lee
| walfe; vice. councillor, Agnes Bar
bour; associate vice councillor, Naomi
Grinder; conductor, Myrtle Eardley
| warden, Mary Walker; inside sentinel,
Frank Wright; outside sentinel.
Harry Thompson; trustee (18 months J
Pearl Wolfe, Initiation will be held
January 19. The drill team and off,
GERS are urged to be present The
annual rummage sale begins Janu-
airy 19.
Progressive, No. 9, met at Society
of officers was held, with Deputy
Pearl Wolfe presiding. Councillor,
Rose Wells; associate councillor, Ella
| Hoofnagle; junior past councillor,
Carrie Walsh; associate junior past
| councillor, John Sherb; vice councillor,
Mrs. Marks: associate vice councillor,
Bruce Hoofnagle; conductor, George
Brown: inside sentinel, Mrs. Simons;
/ outside sentinel, Isabel Wilkerson.
Past councillors Jewels were present.
| ed to Carrie Walsh, Alice Baker Ruth
Dan, and an emblematic D. of A. and
| ]. o. U. A. NJ. button was presented
| to John Sherb. the presentation
speeches being made by Miss Blanch
Neff.
/ Virginia Dare Council will install
| dred party is being arranged for an
rlv date.