Evening star., 1925-01-18

beth Sewell by Blanche Slaughter
Reading by Miss Thomas.
Anacostia, No. IA, installed theiS
| officers for the ensuing SIX months
Wednesday night. with Deputy Fan
ME Joyner presiding, 2s foitowSs
Councillor, Daisy GardenI aSsootats
, councillor, Edna Chaney, iF.i past
| councillor, Sarah Dahlmani associate
Junior past councillor. Hattie I Belig
vice councillor, Pearl Torney; Gsso~
| clate vice councillor, Hattie NJ Beil3
| conductor, Mary Eaton: warden
Howard Bell; inside sentinel, Mr..
| Fritte9'; outside sentinel, William
Martin; trustee (1S months), Aollis
Plum.
Triumph. No. 8. met Tuesday night,
| with the new councillor, Lille McCor-
mick, presiding. The annual rum
| mage sale begins tomorrow, lasting
throughout the week. The young
| folks will give a dance, with John
Schleith as chairman, at Odd Fellows
Temple, February II. The degrees
were conferred on Mrs. Verna Dixon.
| held January 20. Refreshments were
| served.
There will be a rehearsal OF the
| I'D. OF A. Review today at Third
| and Pennsylvania avenue southeast
| at pm. Ashby Flynn, director,
urges all the cast to be present.
Progressive. No. 3. will meet to-
morrow night at Society Temple,
| Fifth and G. streets northwest
The Young Folks Club Of Triumph,
| No. 8, will present Those Husbands
| OF Ours" at Pythian Temple next
| Wedn esday for the benefit OF Urell
! Camp, Spanish War Veterans.
At the business session OF Golden
Rule Council. No. 10. January 9, in
the Northeast Masonic Temple, the
| officers reports for the preceding
| quarter were presented. The install
| lation ceremonies were held, with
| State Deputy Mrs. Margaret Hart
man, conducting. The following off,
| GERS were installed: Councillor, Mrs
Eva Mae Bury; associate councillor,
Frank Bury; vice councillor, Mrs.
| Mary Williams; associate vice coun-
| cilor, j. Harry Wood; conductor, Miss
Vergie Ridgeway: warden, Fred
Feurst; inside sentinel, Mrs. Mar
garet klots; outside sentinel. A. l.
Lewis: 1s-month trustee, Mrs. An
cilor, Mrs. Ollie Montgomery, was
presented with a past councillor s
jewel. The retiring chairman Of the
! good-of-the- order committee, Miss
Nellie F. Teeple, and members sub
mitted their final report, and were
rendered a rising vote of thanks The
now councillor has appointed past
councillor Mrs. Bessie E. Bryant
chairman OF good-of- the order COM
mtttee, and George Cohill reappoint-
ed press correspondent Addresses
were made by the deputy, state coun-
Gil inside sentinel, Mrs. Elizabe h
| Shepherd; past councillors. Mrs.
Marion Petit and Ef1e Tancu. Mrs.
Bessie l. Cohin was presented with
| a dinner set.
Star Spangled Banner Council held
its installation Of officers January 8
! with National Deputy Mabel Hall as
installing officer: Junior past coun-
| cilor, May Babcock; vice councillor,
iGeorgietta Wells; associate vice coun-
ctlor, Mary Miles; warden. Bertha
Lucas; conductor, Bessie Rollins; in
side sentinel, Maude Varnell; outside
sentinel, Susie Barrett; recording sec
retary. Margaret Hakpap. and treas
| urer, Alice Brown, remained IN office,
and Mrs Edith Davis elected tenn
porarily to fill Office of financial sec
| retary, who is very i'll. The councillor.
Annie Steele. has not been installed,
being ILL., and Mrs. Maud Abbott hav-
| ing resigned as associate councillor,
Charles Garland was elected and in
stalled.
State Councillor Gertrude Veitch and
staff of State officers will institute a
council at Kenilworth next "Wednesday
at Presbyterian Church Hall. The work
will be exemplifed by the team from
Golden Rule Council. under the direction
Of Capt John FutrelL, All members are
invited.
Liberty Council entertained the State
officers Wednesday night at Pythian
Temple, the occasion being the annual
inspection by the State body. Deputy
Emily Halliday installed the newly
elected officers State Councillor Veitch
and Deputy Halliday were the recipients
Of potted palms The council expects to
have work at its meeting January rs.