Evening star., 1926-04-04
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Virginia Dare Council, No. %, held
! its first initiatory ceremonies in Its
new home, I'll d street. Friday. Mrs.
Flora E. Whitney, Mrs. MaZee l.. Dom
| dera and Mrs. Hattie Miller were ini-
| tiated. The degree team, under the di-
| rection of the new drill master, r. L..
Seymour. made a creditable showing.
| He was assisted by Deputy Mrs How
| ell. The entertainment committee
served refreshments. Mrs. Viola
| Thompson rendered the musical num-
| bers and Mrs. Howell. Mr. and Mrs.
Cox, Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. Davis. Mrs.
! Richards and Mrs. Maude A. Wine
| made addresses.
| Triumph, No. s, met Tuesday eve
| ming, with Councillor Esther Keull
| presiding. Two applications were re.
| ceived. After the business session
games were played and prizes awarded
TO Lewis Browning Mary Stormer and
| Elsie Hill. Tuesday next a shower
will be given to Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Schleith, both members of the council,
ments were served by the acting good
of order chairman, Edith Browning
and her committee.
| Golden Rule Council, No. 10. con-
| Quoted a class initiation for Kenil-
worth Council. No. 49, and Kenmore
| Council, No. %, in the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple Friday night. Councillor
Miss Virgie E. Ridgeway presided.
| The enlarged drill team, under the
| captaincy of John NJ. Futrell assisted
| by Mrs. Marion Petit, initiatory coun-
| cilor, and degree staff executed the
| floor work. Those initiated for Kenil-
| worth Council were James r. Steele
and Mrs Elizabeth Mostyn, and Mrs.
Rachael Grissett and Mrs. Lillian Jost
| for Kenmore Council. An exhibition
drill was given by the captain and
team at the conclusion of the cere-
| monies. Mrs. Corey spoke in behalf
of the members of Kenmore Council.
| No. %, complimenting Golden Rule
| Council and team for initiating their
candidates. Mrs. Anna NJ. Horn of
| American Flag Council of Baltimore
and Deputy State Councillor Mrs. Cora
| L. Thompson were also present. Re
| freshments were served.
Old Glory, No. IL, met Monday
evening to celebrate It's twenty
eighth anniversary, with Councillor
Zelda Rollins presiding. The follow
| ing program was presented: Songs
| and selections on the guitar and man
dolin. by Melvin Henderson and Miss
| Wilkerson; solo, Harry Taltavul, ac-
companied by Mrs. Myra Courtney:
fancy dance, George Taylor. after
which the invited guests were escorted
to the banquet hall. the line of march
being headed by four charter mem
bers. Mrs. l.. E. Thompson, Mrs. Ella
| Scott, Mrs. Ella Kelley and Mrs. Ida
Kerper. The toastmistress was Mrs.
Lula Mastin. Naomi Swami, Mamie
Howell. o. B. Hopkins, Mary Fergu.
son. Emily Hockstrasser. Julia Delano
! Earl Wolfe, c. H. Miller, c. o. Bohrer,
Elizabeth Shepherd. Cora Thompson
Ethel Miles, Fannie Joyner, AnZonetta
/ Flynn, Ella Chappell, Lula Grubbs and
Ashby Flynn made addresses. Silk
hose was presented to Recording Sec
retary L. +. Thompson by Elsie Botel-
er. and the same to Ida Kerper by
| Mildred Rock. Clara Mann, financial
| secretary, received a scarf; Lula Mas
| tin silk slip: Viola Thompson, lin
| gerie, and a personal gift to the toast
| mistress, also Assistant Secretary
Lula Mastin from L. E. Thompson.