Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-28
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kenmore Council, No. %. met Feb.
ruarE Is with Councillor Belle lie
Dane presiding. Three applications
for membership were received and an
address was made by Deputy Mrs.
Mabel Hail
The members and friends of An
acostia Council No. IA. were enter
tanned at their anniversary party, after
their meeting February II. The
guests were Past National Councillor
Hattie Miller, Charles Miller. state
secretary; Deputy State Councillor
Joyner State Treasurer keefe and
Mr.. Bohrer. Master Daman gave a
vocal solo, accompanied by c. w.
Brown; Lloyd Tyler. piano solo. and
Harry Tultavull, vocal solo, accom-
panied by Mr.. Brown. Refreshments
We're served.
Triumph, No &. met Tuesday even
ing, with Councillor Esther keun in
the chair. one application for rein
statement was received. a "tacky''
party will be held March 9. with the
public invited. After the business
meeting games were played and prizes
awarded to Pearl Wolfe and Elsie
Hill. Supper was served by the act
ing good of order chairman. Edith
Browning, and her committee
The annual Valentine masaue dance
under the auspices of Golden Rule
Council. No. 10. was held Monday
night in the auditorium of the North
east Masonic Temple Miss Nellie f.
Teeple. chairman, was in charge. A
grand march was held. Mrs. c. b.
Green took first prize for the most
beautiful costume and Mrs. p. j. En-
slehart for the most unique costume.
Miss Lucille Brown danced the
charleston" and gave song and
fancy dance.
Progressive. No. 9. met Saturday eve.
ming. with Councillor Ella Lacy pre-
siding. One candidate was initiated
with the drill team under the com.
mand of Capt. Isabel Wilkerson. Nisi.
tors were present from Liberty Bell
Council. Ir o. T.. 4. NJ The annual
grand visitation will be held March 6.
The last meeting of the Golden Rod
Club was held ut the home Of Mrs.
Fannie Joyner. The business meeting
was presided over by the president
Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell. after which
luncheon was served and the remain.
der of the afternoon spent playing five
hundred. The next meeting will be
held al the home of the vice president
Mrs. Ida Yost, 63l East Capitol street,
March 10.
The State councillor and staff of off.
GERS will pay their annual grand visi-
tation to Mizpah. No. 3. in Potomac
Bank Hall. Wisconsin avenue and NJ
street. March ..
The Twentieth Century Club met at
the home of Mrs. Mary .Hohenstien
with J. b. Milstead presiding in the
absence of the president, Mrs. L. Viola
Thompson. The birthday anniversary
of the hostess was celebrated \
supper was served. F'avors appropri
ate to ST. Valentine were given. after
which a social was spent playing
hearts. with the highest score being
made by Mr. and Mrs Milstead and
Mrs Downing.
Independence, No. >, convened Mon
day evening at 623 Louisiana avenue
with Councillor Minnie Thompson pre-
siding. A surprise birthday anniver
sary party was held in honor of State
Trustees Mrs. Laura TAYLOR.
AT a recent meeting of Mount Yer
! non. No. is. Deputy Clara A. Rock in
stalled the following officers: Councillor
Blanche Slaughter. Associate Coun
cilor Mrs. Ream, Associate Junior Pas
Councillor Mrs. Flowers, Vice Coun
cilor Mrs Bailey, Associate Vice Coun
cilor Mrs. Carter The annual grand
visitation to this council will be helt
March s.
Mayfiower Council. No. II. met
Tuesday at I'll d street, with Coun
cilor Jessie Richards and Past Stats