Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-19

Independent Council. No. 2. elected
officers 80 follows: Councillor. Minnie
Thompson: associate councillor. Della
Stephens: vice councillor. Mary Bailey!
associate vice councillor. Alice Court.
ney: recording secretary. Mrs. E.. Fl.
L-ariviere; financial secretary, Cavour
o. Bohrer; treasurer, Hattie NJ. Miller;
warden laura Taylor: conductor,
Emma Streater: inside sentinel. Mar
earet Frye; outside sentinel. John w.
Tucker; junior past councillor. Ora.
ham Taylor; Associate Junior past
councillor, Sarah Tucker. and trustee
for Is months, Alice NJ. Courtney.
They will be installed by Past state
Councillor Mira. Eta Chappeli. deputy,
the first meeting In January.
Martha cambridge Council. No. 4.
met Monday night in the Naval Lodge
Hall. with the councillor. Harriet Fair
all, presiding. The following ofYicers
were elected: Councillor. Mrs. STAINS.
bury; associate councillor, Mrs. Scott;
vice councillor. Mrs. Kirkpatrick: asso-
ciate vice councillor, Mrs. McGinnis:
conductor, Mrs. Berg; warden, Mrs.
Totten; inside sentinel, Mrs. Mitchell;
outside sentinel. MrA. Davis. and trus-
tee (1S monthsl, MFs. Emily K. Hook
strasser.
Kenilworth Council, No. 10. met
Tuesday night with the councillor.
Naomi Gibson. in the chair. The fol.
lowing officers were elected: Coun.
cilof, Juanita Jones: associate c6un-
cilor, Mark Keefe: vice councillor. Es-
ther Dunkiey; associate vice councillor,
Eta Kraft: assistant recording secre.
tary, Elizabeth Mestyn; conductor.
Helen Gibson; warden, Nellie Dunkley:
inside sentinel, Lowell Morfeldt: out
side sentinel, Randolph Jennings, and
trustee ns months), Helen Williams.
Addresses were made by state Council
Deputy Ollie Montgomery and ]. r.
Steele.
Mizpab Council. No. 3. held an apron
social at tha close OF Its session Tues
day evening. Mrs. Snoot was the re.
cipient of q gift for having the largest
waist measure. Several applications
were also presented for memberships.
Triumph Council. No. 8, met Thurs:
day evening with the councillor. Alice
Brumhaugh. presiding. The drill team
and initiatory ofsicers was reorEanized,
with Mr.. Harry Buell. az captain and
Roy L. Wolfe as master OF ceremonies,
The meeting Of December % will be
devoted TO a Christmas party.
The concluding State visitation
was 10 Old Glory Council. No; Il,
Tuesday night at the Northeast
Masonic Temple. The State and
National Council offcers were vel
coined by Mrs. Nora Miller, councillor.
Addresses were made BY State Coun.
cilor Mrs. Julia De LAno, State Secre-
tary Charles H. Miller and State
Council Treasurer Mrs. Ethel Keefe.
The program was presentation Of a
suitcase to the State councillor by
Drilimistress Mrs. Mildred Rock;
piano selections with duets by Mar
raret Atchieson and Margaret Lewis;
TO Deputy Mrs. Mary A. Ferguson
pair of silk hose by Mrs. Russell;
song and fancy dances by Miss
Florence Embrey, accompanied at the
piano by Miss Courtney; pair of silk
hose to Treasurer Mrs. +. Viola
Thompson by Mrs. Elsie Boteler;
recitations by Mrs Matte Hooper.
and birthday gifts to Mrs. Mary
smith. the presentations being made
through Mrs. Thelnia Dorset.
THE Past Councillors Club Of Ana
costa Council, No. u, met at the
home OF Mrs. Grace Greers recently.
cilor Mrs. Smithson, recently mar.
ried. A bridge lamp was presented
TO the bride and refreshments were
served.
virginia Dare Council. No. %, met,
with the councillor. Mary Quade, pre-.
siding. The following officers we're
elected: Councilor, Amelia Berhle; as.
sociate councillor. Dolores Peden; vice
councillor, Hattie Miller; associate
vice councillor. Alden K. Wine; as
sistant recording secretary, Clarence
Smith: conductor. Mary NJ. Sunday;
warden, Charles whitney: inside sen
tinei, Lottie Bitters: outside sentinel,
Rosa l.. Grant, and trustee for 10
months, Helen Nash. Mrs. Holly
Smith rendered piano selections and
Mrs. Mary NJ. Sunday sang. Miss
BArhl gave an exhibition OF the
| charleston.
Golden Rule Council, No. 10. met
Friday night at the Northeast
Masonic Temple, with the associate
councillor. Archie l.. Lewis. presiding
Forty-two applicants were elected to