Evening star., 1927-05-15
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

day evening, with -Codnrllof EloleiS'
Hahn presiding. This council has do
mated the use of it's hall May ~ to thc
State Council good Of order committee
for a 500 card party at pm.
Goodwill Council will meet tomor
row evening The nomination Of off
GERS will be made Councillor Edna /
Ellison will preside.
Old Glory Council met last Mon
day evening in its hall. 92l Penn,
sylvania avenue southeast. ! ne utii
team. under the direction of capt
Mildred Rock. gave the initiatory
work. the candidate being Miss DAISY
NcMullen. Refreshments were served
Eagle Council met Monday evening
Supper was served. Mrs Fern Shoe
maker. Mrs. Annie +. Moody ana " II
liam l.. Selby were elected to member
ship.
4 strawberry festival will be held
May 25 and &c and carnival July
IS to % Mrs. Torney was appointed
chairman of the strawberry festival
committee and Mrs. Easter chairman
of the carnival committee.
The resignation of Mrs. Butcher as
the siX-month trustee was accepted
and she was elected and installed imam
,ial secretary TO fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Mrs. Marguerite
PrOhaska II. \. kolb was elected
ana l0StdilGO SlN-Illblltii u u0AS'' -
donation was made to the flood funds
and TO a church building in Kentucky.
Afizpah Council met Tuesday eve
ming with the councillor. Mrs. Myrtle
Grimes. in the chair. Mrs. Eula Bar
nette and Mrs. Emma Garside were
initiated, the obligation being given
by the new initiatory councillor, Mrs.
Gertrude Keys. The floor work was
given by the drill team, under the com
drill mistress. The council donated
$40 10 the flood sufferers.
The State Council will give card
party Nav I9 in Masonic Temple.
Anacostia Council met Wednesday
evening in the Masonic Hall. Four
teenth and L streets southeast, with
the associate councillor, Mrs. Hattie l.
Bean. presiding. The degrees were
conferred on Mrs. Elizabeth Frantz
and Edgar Leapley by the degree
team, under the direction of Capt. +.
Roy Thomas. assisted by Past State
Councillor Mrs. Mary P. James as the
initiatory councillor. An invitation
from Eagle Council to initiate five of
its candidates the evening of May
IS was accepted. Mrs. Ethel Bur
roughs presented to Mrs. Evelyn
Crawford an electric bed lamp
Loyalty Council met Friday eve
ming. with the councillor. Mrs. May
Gibbs, in the chair. A class of eight
candidates was initiated under the
direction of Mrs. Lula Grubbs. cap
tain, and the degree staff, assisted by
Mrs. Mamie Cox Howell of Fidelity
Council. Nc &, as the initiatory coun-
p. James. State Vice Councillor Mrs.
Naomi L. Swami. Past State Council
ors Mrs. 4. Viola Thompson and Mary
p. James. State Vice Counciyor Mrs.
Elizabeth Shepherd, Associate State
Vice Councillor Mrs. Cora l.. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Mabel G.. Downing, coun-
cilor of Fidelity Council, and Mrs
Cora L. Mandy, councillor of Friend
ship Council. Capt. Harry Buell. of
Triumphs team and other visitors
gave addresses. This council has
postponed it's birthday anniversary
celebration until June 3.
Progressive Council met Saturday
evening in the Northeast Masonic
Temple with the councillor, Mrs.
Amelia Backenhemier, presiding. The
council donated $40 to. the flood suf.
ferers. The COUNCIL will hold a card
party in its hall May 81.
There is to be publiocmeeting May
Il at Joppa Hall, Ninth and Upshur
streets. with the view. of organizing
councils of the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics and the Daugh-
ters Of America. i 9. :
Memorial services will be held May
20 at the Second Baptist Church,
Fourth street and Virginia avenue
southeast, at 7:45 o'clock Donations
for flowers are being received by the
state councillor, Mrs. Julia Delano.
B. P. o. ELKS.
With an attendance of more than
..q lzA
lodge last Wednesday, so became
members Of Washington KdEge. gax->
allied Ruler john. E.. Lynch and the
officers, Nathan Weia, John Dillon
Fitzgerald and David j. Barry. assist
ed by the drflI team, with John II.
Marville at the organ. Those initiated
we're: j. A. Anderson. Bernard Barr,
Philip F. Brady, r. 3. Carroll, j. B.
Chrest, George Claggett, George S.
Cullen, Charles Curran, H. B. Dertz-
haugh. DR.. Charles Leo Dugan, Lieut..
Fickling, z. Haberstroh.' Nathan Her
man, Joseph d. Kelly. E. F.. Kloter,
DR.. Casimir LeibeIl. N. r. london,
Max Marx. DR.. Joseph J. Mccarthy,
f. 3. Myers, William j. Nolan. A. f.
Phillips. George Peter Rock, AleXan-
der Walker, George w. Younger and
Marion A. thinner.
Chairman John G. Sprosser of the
entertainment committee has appoint.
ed John Leonard Reh vice chairman
and j. A. Merquet secretary. L. Law
renee Phillips. James A. Balderson.
Edward Kreig and Robert Hoy will
assist the committee.
The Jolly Antlers'' entertained a
company of 80 at their clubhouse at
Herring Bay, Md. last Sunday at their
annual shad bake. Chairman Buck
Waddell of the sports committee an.
nounces that the new tennis courts
will soon be ready.
The Elks' Flag day exercises will be
held June II. Maj. c. Eugene Ed
wards is the chairman Of this commit
tee. .,
The new board Of stewards appoint
ed by Exalted Ruler John T. Lynch
are Gustave W. Brahler, Anton A.
Auth, Frank V. A. Brown and James
A. Farrell, who will assist the trus.
tees, James E. Clement, John c. Wood
and Philip Little, in the management
OF the clubhouse.
A new committee, to be known as
the employment committee, will be in
charge Of John Dillon Fitzgerald who
will act as chairman. Members who
are out of employment will list their
names and the nature of the work de-
sired with the secretary, William S.
Shelby, at the club
The Cincinnati Club, under the lead
ership OF Horace w. Hullinger. re-
ports that the membership is growing
The regular luncheon meetings Of the
committee will be held each Monday.
During the months of June. July.
August and September the sessions of
the lodge will be held on the first and
third Wednesdays Of the month. The
regular meetings for this month will
be May IS and %. at pm.
John G. Sprosser has appointed John
Ieonard Reh Xira chairman IN pon.