Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Unity Council. No. II, convened
Wednesday evening with the coun.
cilor, Mrs. Hannah Gates. presiding.
The business was short, 50 the State
councillor. Mrs. Julia DeIAno. and her
staff of deputies could have the use of
the hall for business meeting A
social was held at the home OF Past
Councillor Mrs. Annie Armstrong.
Games were played and prizes were
won by Mrs. Marguerite Grey, Mr..
Hake, James Anderson, Earl Young
and Mr.. Brucksun, after which sup
per was served Tuesday evening a
500 card party was held at the home
of Deputy state Councillor Mrs. Ethel
Miles. The next social Is scheduled
February IS, with Mrs. Mabel Kirk as
hostess.
Independent Council. No. 2, was
visited Monday night at its hall. 623
Louisiana avenue. by large delegations
from Triumph Council, No. s, and
Golden Rule Smart Sets in masquerade
costumes.
The Daughters OF America Of the
District of Columbia are requested to
take part in Anacostia Council, No 16.
Jr. O. l.. A. MS flag raising and
Bible presentations at OxOn Hill Pub
lie School today at 2S0 pm. Mem,
bers are requested to assemble in
Anacostias hall. Fourteenth and L
streets southeast, at 80 o'clock.
state Councillor Mrs. Julia De Lano
and her staff of officers will officially
visit Triumph Council. No. 3, Thurs
day evening at 8:45 o'clock in the
Northeast Masonic Temple.
The annual Martha Washington
social will be conducted in Pythian
Temple February %. AS feature to
the program OF entertainment there
will be a minstrel show and a grand
ball
Kenmore Council, No. %, with the
councillor, BERTHE Purdy, presiding,
met Thursday evening. Final ar
rangements for the annual visitation
were made. Mrs. Belle lie Dane acted
as conductor, due to the illness of
Mrs Hannah Gates and Mr.. BroOkston
made addresses.
Anacostia Council. No. IA. met We'd
nesday evening, conducted by the
councillor, Katherine Peapers. Two
applicants We're elected to member
ship. The degrees were conferred on
two candidates, the work being done
by capt. Roy Thomas and his initia-
tory staff. Plans for the trip to visit
Wells .McComas Council, No. 16, in
Baltimore, were completed.
"A
the auspices of the goOd-of-the-or order
committee, with Past Councillor Mrs.
Clara Mace as chairman. for the bene-
At of Good Will Council. No. Is. last
Monday evening in the Naval Lodge
Hall. Fourth street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. A program was
presented as follows: Musical reCitals,
Mrs. Lena Knox, piano; Mrs. Rose
Fischer, harmonica, and solos by Mrs.
Champion; hobo monoloRue with songs
by James f. Bond violin and guitar
selections by Mr.. Meyers; musical
program by the members of White
Eagle Council, No. 4, Kazoo Band Of
the Daughters of Pocahontas, with
Nine. Marshall. Mrs. Edna Ellison,
councillor, won second prize for the
impersonation of Daughters OF 1875.
Old Glory Council No. II, met Mon
day evening In its hall at 92l Penn
svlyania avenue southeast. with the
councillor, Essie Taylor. presiding.
One application for membership was
received.
Virginia Dare Council, No. %, met
Friday night, with Councillor Amelia
Berllle presiding. The state councillor.
Mrs. Julia De Lano, with her state
officers, made their annual visit. Mrs.
Helen Nash. chairman OF. the enter
tainment, presented IA series of tab
leaux representing the different
months OF the year. J. Harry Howell
OF Fidelity Council, No. d. acted as
Father Time" He was assisted by
Loyola Tanning. Dolly Evans. Minnie
O'Nefl, Kathryn Ford, Mrs. Bernard.
Leota Hendryx, Dolores Peden, Thel-
ma Peden, Sarah Peden, Maize Dom
dera, Margaret L. Seymour and MIR.