Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-18
CONTINUED from Ninth Page.l

Continued from Ninth Page.)
tain Memorial Baptist Church ii
Randie Highlands, d. C. The frs
annual moonlight excursion under tn,
auspices OF the State Council vii
be on the steamer ST. Johns, July so
at 7:15 pm. Past Councillor Mrs
pEloada NJ. Reagan. deputy State coun
eilor to Barbara Frietchie Council, No
"a, Of Mount Rainier, Nd, presided a.
the piano during the close Of tho in
ssta1iation ceremonies OF her home
Council Friday night.
~ Martha cambridge, No, /. met Mon
day evening in its new hall. Nava
Lodge Hall, Fourth street and Penn
sylvania avenue southeast. Two ap
plications were received and one
elected to membership. Arrangement
were completed for lawn fete, to be
held July %, at Thirteenth street an6
ReAnnnac avenue southeast, with Lila
Davis as chairman. The following OF
Ulcers were installed by Deputy Louise
Schwenk: Councillor, Josephine Fairal
Ire-electedl; associate councillor, Mamie
McIntire; conductor, Mabel Kirk
patrick; recording secretary, Grace
Lowry (re-electedl: assistant recording
secretary, Lille Beall; financial secre.
taisy, NJ Rosetta Cole (re-elected)
treasurer, Mary E. Risler (re-elected)
associate junior past councillor,
Mamie Fletcher: inside sentinel, Mary
G. Cox; outside sentinel, Josephine
Hammond tre-electedl: trustee as
inonths), Frank O. Cole.
The regular meeting, of Kenilworth
No 10, was held Tuesday evening and
hx
Deputy Ollie Junior past
-counciIor, Gladys Alexander; associate
Liinior past councillor, Walter Kraft
councillor, Naomi ellison; vice coun.
cilor, Virginia Adair; associate vice
councillor, Carson Adair; recording
secretary, Ethel Keefe; assistant re-
cording secretary, Elizabeth Mostyni
financial secretary, Susie Jennings;
Conductor. Esther Dunkley; warden,
Eta Kraft; inside sentinel, Helen GIL
son; representative. Clara Dunkley;
trustee t1S months), Randolph Jen
iiings. The following were absent and
viii be installed later: Associate coun-
cilor, Madeline Pahlor: treasurer,
Nicie Peyton; outside sentinel, J. 0.
Alexander Mrs. Clara Dunkley pre-
scented Deputy Ollie Montgomery with
q linen lunch cloth as personal gift
from Junior Past Councillor Gladys
Alexander.
Triumph, No. 8, met in it's new
hall, I'll d street. Tuesday night. Mrs.
Pearl Herbert was reinstated. The
following officers were installed by
councillor, Esther Keull; associate
Junior past councillor, Agnes Barbour;
councillor, Alice Brumbaugh; associate
councillor, George Tyler; vice coun-
ciior, Florence Hahn; associate vice
councillor, Katherine Donck; con-
ductor, Dorothy Muller; warden, Al
bert Burgess; inside sentinel, Goldie
Leeman; outside sentinel, Oliver
Fisher; trustee Us months), George
Bowman; representatives to State
council. Lille Mccormick, Marie
Stephenson and Elsie Hill: recording
secretary, ]. w. Schwenk tre-elected);
assistant recording secretary. Hattie
Burrows (re-elected); financial secre-
tary, Jennie Buell. tre-elected): treas
urer, Fannie Joyner (re-elected). Re-
freshments were served.
Star Spangled Banner Council held
its annual installation of officers OF
Capitol Heights, Friday evening, ma
tional deputy, Mrs. Mabel Hall, acting
as installation officer. At the conclusion
OF the business session two infants of
members were christened by Rev. +.
B. White who also made a. bf<o -
dress. During social program
was provided by the good of order
committee. State Secretary c. II.
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Hall,
Mrs. Emma Merrill and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cox were guests A confer
ence of present and past State officers
will be held next Wednesday in Naval
Hospital Building to consider plans
for the coming State session. The
drill teams of the various councils
are asked to participate in the field
exercises at the Washington Base
Ball Park July 81.
Anacostia Council, No. IA, met
Wednesday night. with the councillor.
Pearl Torney, presiding. In respect
for the late Mary Mullen the council
stood for one minute in silence. Two
for membership have been
approved and initiation will be held
July 81. The council accepted an In
vitation to visit Anacostia Council,
No. Is, Junior o. U. A. NJ, tomorrow,
at which meeting Miss Helen Davis,
who was for 10 years a ward of the
Juniors Orphan Home at Tiff1n, Ohio,
and whose father was a member of
No. 16, will give a talk on conditions
at the home. AnacOstia Councils
drill team, under direction or Norval
Thomas, assisted in the institution of
the new council. Eagle. No. "a, at
Highlands June 20. The fol-
lowing newly elected officers were in
stalled by the deputy StateNcouncilor,
Fanny Joyner: Mary Thorne, coun-
cilor; Philip Martin, associate coun-
cilor: Pearl Torney, junior past coun-
cilor; Howard Beall, associate junior
past councillor; Katherine Peaper, vice
councillor; Mr.. Newton, associate vice
Margaret Iainhart, conduc-
tress; Myla Goddard, inside sentinel;
Mr.. Burroughs (re-electedl, outside sen.
tinel; Mary James recording secretary;
Daisy Bell, assistant recording secre-
tary: Ella Smith, treasurer; Ethel
financial secretary; Sister
trustee Us months); Pearl
Torney and Ethel Burroughs, repre-
sentatives to State council. Hattie
Beall, warden and representative to
state council, was not installed on ac-
count of illness.
JR. o. u. A. M.
J.. Morgan Read Council, No. l, met
in Star Hall, Mount Rainier. Md, Fri
day evening. officers elected who
ware absent from the previous meet