Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31

progress. ,
| Field Representative Jack Marshall
expects to leave shortly for Nashville.
Tenn, to look after the affairs OF the
society in that Jurisdiction.
| DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Mayf1ower Council, No IL. met Tues
day night at I'll d street, with Coun-
cilor Ida Bell presiding. The follow
ing officers were installed by Deputy
Past National Councillor Elizabeth
Sewall Councillor, Jessie Richards;
associate councillor, Eva Raba; 1850
ciate vice councillor, Marion Scaggs;
warden, Laura Davis; trustee 03
/ months), Hattie RUPERT. Arrange
ments were made for the annual ami
Versary dinner, to be held March 8.
when the council will be 20 years old.
| The Twentieth Century Club met at
1.-THE home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howell with
the president, Mrs. f. Viola Thomp-
son, in the chair. The birthdays of
Mrs. Florence Thayer, John Milstead
and Mrs. Mary Ferguson were cele-
| brated, and they were presented with
| gifts from the club members. A ban
quet was served and the remainder Of
| the evening was devoted to music and
| songs. The next meeting will be held
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. K.
| Downing.
| A committee meeting of the State
I Council Good of Order was held Mon
day evening at the hall. Fifth and q
1 streets, with the chairman, Alice
Muller, presiding. Plans were made
for the annual Martha Washington
social to be held at Pythian Temple,
February %. An entertainment
colonial drill in costume and dancing
will be features. The drill will be un-
der the command of Capt. Joseph
Mason, and the first rehearsal will be
held in Mayf1ower Hall. III d street.
Tuesday, at pm. Past State Coun-
cilor Mary P. James is chairman of the
| ice cream committee and State Coun-
cilor Emily Hockstrasser, chairman OF
the cake committee.
Kenmore Council. No. %, met Jan
uary 81, with Councillor Belle lie Dane
presiding. The degrees were conferred
on Matthias Gresham. One application
for membership by card was received.
Up. c. Renna Corey installed the FOL
lowing officers: Outside sentinel, Mrs.
Myles, and lS-month trustee, Law
renee LIE Dane. a membership drive
has been started. There are TWO teams
with a captain at the head of each. A
prize Will be awarded to the captain
of the winning team, and to the IN
| dIvidual bringing in the largest mum
Der of members by the end OF Coun-
ctlor lie Danes term Of office. Inc
following special committees were ap'
pointed: Lawrence LIE Dane, drill mas
ter, and Matthias Gresham, assistant
| drill master; G. T. Smith, press rep
iresentat!ve. Kenmore's visitation Will
be February 4. Under the direction OF
the chairman, Good of the Order. p. C..
M. Smith, there will be card party
| in the council chamber of American
| Flag Council at Fifth and G streets.
| February 8, and a masquerade Naien-
tine dance at the Gavel Club, 1l9 1hlr-
teenth street, February II.
| Old Glory Council. No. II, at its
last meeting held an initiation OF one
| candidate. Guests Of honor We're
| Past National Councillor Mrs. Naomi
Swami, Mrs Mamie Howell OF the
| national finance committee, Mrs. Lula
Grubbs and Mrs. Darnell. After the
meeting a surprise birthday party was
| given to Mrs. L. E. Thompson, record
ing secretary. She was presented an an
overnight bag from the members OF
the council.
Triumph, No. S. convened TUESDAY
evening with Councillor Esther keull
in the chair. The degrees were con-
ferred on MIR. Woodin and MIR. Hays,
with the drill team under the COM
mand of Capt. ]. w. Schwenk. The
selection of a drill master has been
postponed for one week.
1
ceived a fraternal visit from Harmony
Council. No. 6S. of Baltimore, in the
Northeast Masonic Temple. FRIDAY
night. Councillor Miss Nirgie Il.
Rideeway welcomed them. As a
feature Of the evening class of five
candidates received the degrees. Three
of the newly initiated members We're
for Kenilworth Council, No. 10, and
two were for American Flag Council,
No. 0, of this city. Junior Past Coun-
cilor Mrs. Mary L. Williams was pre-
| sented with a past officers jewel by
Deputy Mrs. Cora L. Thompson. and
Associate Junior Past Councilor-i1arry
NJ. Wood by Associate Vive Councillor
A. L. Lewis, Miss Nellie f. Teeple.
who has been elected to the chairman
ship of the committee on the Nalen-
tine maSque dance. announced the
dance will be held February 15 at $50
lp.m. in the auditorium of the North
east Masonic Temple. Addresses were
made by the following: Mrs. Naomi
Swami, of the National Council Judici-
ary: Mrs. Mamie c. Howell, Of the
national finance committee; Mrs.
Mabel Hall. national deputy councillor;
Mrs. Louise A. Grubbs, P. S. c.; Mrs.
Emily HochStraSSer, State councillor
of the District of Columbia: Past State
Councillors Mrs. E. Viola Thompson
and Mrs. Mary E. Ferguson. and
George Prick, captain of the drill
team of Harmony Council, No. 63, OF
Baltimore, and Mrs. SERVER of SYRIA
/ cuse, N. Y.
The good of order committee OF
independent Council, Mrs. H. NJ. Mil
Ter, chairman. served dinner to the
newly installed officers last Monday
evening. The lodge deputy. Mrs. M
Ella Chappen. was also q guest.
| Liberty Council, No. 6. entertained
the State officers at Pythian Temple
last Wednesday, the occasion being
their annual inspection. Past State
Councillor C. o. Bohrer, acting for
State Secretary C. H. Miller, and State
Treasurer Ethel Keefe complimented
the lodge on it's efficiency and prog
ress. An entertaining program fol
lowed.
Barbara F'rietchie Council will give
a dance Thursday at Star Hall, Mount
Rainier.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Past Great Sachem L. B. Emory
has installed the following officers o;
Sioux Tribe: John I. Bunch, prophet
Samuel Feldman, sachem; Franz