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revue" must be received by Pearl
Wolfe. secretary, tomorrow.
Progressive, No. 9. met Monday, with
Councillor Rose Wells presiding. A
committee of two was appointed to
meet at Triumph Council, to formu-
late plans for a repetition of the
Daughters of America Revue" which
was recently held at Pythian Temple
This council will hold a 500 card
party at its hall, Fifth and q streets
northwest, tomorrow and a rummage
sale at 201S Georgia avenue north
vest tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. After the meeting adjourned, a
cake walk was held under The direc-
ton of Deputy Pearl Wolfe, with
Associate State Councillor Isobell
Wilkerson being awarded the cake.
The Twentieth Century Club met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Howell, where Mrs. Emma Senseney
of Montgomery Heights, Md. enter
tanned the club. The meeting was
presided over by Vice President Mrs.
Etfie Tancill t was decided TO visit
the councils at various times in u
body. The next meeting will be held
at the home Of Miss Sophia Mann,
Cherrydale. Va.
Martha cambridge, No. i. met Wed
nesday night, with Councillor Liza
Davis in the chair. State Councillor
Gertrude Vietch, Associate State vfcs
Councillor Alice Muller. Past National
Councillor Naomi Swami. State
Warden Pearl Wolfe, Past State
Councillor and former Deputy Mary
Furgusen and Deputy Louise Schwenk
were guests. After the business ses-
sion games were played, under the
direction of Past State Councillor
Rosella Cole. which included kissing
the Blarney stone"
Golden Rule Council, No. 10, cele-
brated its tenth birthday anniver-
sary at the last meeting, after a
brief session Of the council, in North
east Masonic Temple. An interesting
program was offered by Mrs. Bessie
Bryant, chairman, as follows: Songs
Chick" Godfrey and Phil Osthaus
accompanied at the piano by Mrs
Myrtle Eardley Comedy, THE RED
| turn of Annabelle,' was presented
with the following in the cast: Mrs
Eva Bury, Mrs. Stella Lewis Mrs.
Okie Young, Mrs. Marion Petit, Mrs.
Lorena Arendes, Miss Virgie Ridge
way and Miss Nellie +. Teeple, di
rector; Mr.. Al Windsor stage man
ager, and Mr.. Frank Bury, property
man. Among the guests were: State
Councillor Mrs NJ. Gertrude Vietch, As
sociate State Councillor Mrs. Alice Muel-
Ter, State Treasurer Mrs. Fannie Joyner,
State W arden Mrs. Pearl w ole, state
Conductor Mrs. Julia Delano, State In
side Sentinel Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd,
State Outside Sentinel, Mrs. Louise A.
Grubbs, State Judiciary Cavor o. Bohrer
Deputy State Councillor Mrs. Margaret
Hartman, Past State Councillors Mrs.
F'loda NJ. Reagan and Mrs. Clara A. Rock
and former deputy of this council, Past
National Councillors Mrs. Naomi Swami
and Elizabeth Sewell, president of the
National Council Funeral Benefit De
partment; national finance committee,
Mrs. Mamie c. Howell National Deputy
Councillor Mrs Mabel Hall and Ma
tional Representatives Mrs. Sarah
Levy and Anzonetta Flynn. Refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Effie Tancill was presented
with a s. gold piece in behalf of the
members of the good of the order
committee, by Mrs. Anzonetta Flynn;
past State councillor. Morton c. Har-
I man acted as the toastmaster and re-
| lated the history of the council. Miss
| Elsie SchulZe contributed two solos,
accompanied at the piano by Miss
| Selma Schulze. Congratulatory ad-
dresses were made by the State
| councillor, Mrs. NJ Gertrude Vietch and
Salvatore Oliveri, State councillor Of the
| local j. o. L. A. NJ, and Deputy Mrs.
| Margaret Hartman. In behalf of the
committee, potted plants were presented
! to the National representative, Mrs.
| Anzonetta Flynn, and Elmer Carter, a
! former member of the drill team.