Evening star., 1925-04-26
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Progressive Council, No. 8, met at
Society Temple Monday evening
Miss Mamie Price was installed as
conductor by Miss Blanch Neff. The
! drill team will meet Capt. Harry
| Andrick at it's hall May IL for re-
hearsal. Initiation will be held May
| Is.
There will be a rehearsal of the
Daughters of America Revue" at
Washington Hall, Third and Penn
sylvania avenue southeast, today at
3 pm.
Anacostia Council, No. IA, met We'd
nesday evening, with Councillor Daisy
| Garden in the chair. Four candidates
| were initiated and arrangements were
| made for the council to go to Ballston
| in a body to initiate a class. Honor
guest was State Councillor Mrs. NJ.
Gertrude Vietch, who addressed the
council. Refreshments were served
The Past Councillors Club OF Ana
costa, No. IA, met recently at the
home OF Mrs. Margaret Thomas.
Triumph. No. 8, held a social with
Ida Umhan as chairman. Games were
played. with Frank Wright being
awarded first prize. A cakewalk was
| won by Irwin Wilson. The monkey
game was won by Lewis Browning.
Loyalty requested the council to con-
|
council it is instituting, to be
known as Valley Forge Council
Initiation will be held April 2s, with
the drill team in charge of J. w.
| Schwenk. Refreshments were served
Mayf1ower Council, No. Il, met
Thursday evening at Society Temple,
| Fifth and G streets northwest, with
Councillor Emma Brooks in the chair.
A proposed amendment to the by
| laws for the purpose of revising rules
governing sick benefits, having been
formulated by committee COM
posed of Mrs. Handiboe, Mrs. Rich
ards and Mrs. Wilmer, was read for
| the second time and received the un-
reserved approval of State Secretary
Charles H. Miller OF Liberty Council,
No. 6, who was present at the meet
ing.
Goodwill Council convened Monday
evening with Councillor Clara Mace
presiding. The council celebrated its
eighth birthday. Among the invited
guests were State Councillor Mrs. NJ
Gertrude Veitch, jr.; Past State
Councillor Mary P. James; State Con-
| ductor Julia Delano, State Warden
Pearl Wolfe and State Trustee Laura
Taylor. They addressed the council
| A large birthday cake adorned with
| eight candles was cut by Mr.. Watts
| and a supper was served.
An entertainment and dance was
given last Wednesday night in the
| auditorium of the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple by the members of the
| &c. r." Dramatic Club. A comedy in
| two acts entitled Fascinating Fanny
| Brown" was presented by the follow
| ing in the cast: Mrs. Ollie Montgom-
cry, Mrs. Gladys Mcpherson, Mrs
| Bessie Bryant, Mrs. Lillian Martin.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd, Archie
Lewis. AL Windsor, Fred Feurst and
| Mrs. Dixie r. Young. 1t was directed
| by Miss Nellie Teeple, with AL Wind
sor as stage manager and Frank
Bury as property manager.
Liberty Council conducted class
initiation Wednesday evening, State
Secretary c. H. Miller acting as cap
| tain of the drill team. Past Councillor
! May Watts announced a rummage
sale for May % and 20. The annual
nominations will take place at the
next meeting.
| At the last meeting Of Virginia Dare
Council, No. %, State Delegate Delano
and Associate State Councillor Isabel
| WilkerSon made addresses. There will
be card party at 1106 G street south
| east Wednesday from / to pm The
cast, under the management Of T.
| Ashby Flynn, rehearsed for the D. Of
| A. review, which will be given soon.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.