Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-20

at Gavel Club, February %, at
o'clock. Bertha NJ. Carroll Is chair.
man.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
MiZpah Council, No. 3, met Tuesday
evening, with Councillor Myrtle Grimes
In the chair. Mrs. Marie Inlay was
received into membership by rein
Statement. The penny-shower march
and prize was won by Basil w. Grey,
councillor Of Esther Council, No. 20.
Golden Rule Council, No. 10, met
FRIDAY evening at the Northeast Ma
sonic Temple, with the councillor, Mrs.
Dixie r. Young. presiding. Installation
of William S. Campbell as associate
vice councillor was conducted by Dep
uty State Councillor Mrs. Cora l..
Thompson. Mr.. Campbell gave the
unwritten work. Assistant Recording
Secretary T. Benjamin Montgomery
extended the council an invitation to
play cards with Capital Council, No.
IS, Jr. o. L. A. NJ, February IS, at
s pm, at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Past Councillor Mrs. Floda NJ. Reagan
Avas appointed to serve with Past
Councillor Mrs. Dixie r. Young on the
joint good-of -the-order committee of
the State Council, succeeding Mrs.
Margaret Taylor, chairman of the
good-of-the-order committee, an
nounced arrangements are being made
for the reception of the State coun-
tilor, Mrs. Julia De Lano. and her
staff of officers February Is, at 8:45
pm. After other business, a social
hour followed. Games were played
State Vice Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth
Shepherd won the first prize. A
donkey party was held, in which As
Sistant Recording Secretary T. Benja-
min Montgomery won the first prize,
while Outside Sentinel l.. NJ. Towers
took the second prize. Vocal solos by
Master Norman Engelhardt were ac-
companied at the piano by Mrs. Anna
Engelhardt. RecitalS were given by
Mrs. Hattie H. Campbell, Lottie V.
Futrell and Floda M. Reagan.
Speeches were made by Mrs. Mary w.
/, Vogle of Harmony Council. No. 60.
'of Baltimore and Deputy Mrs. Cora
l.. Thompson.
Past Councillor Mrs Roberta E. Nails
of Goodwill Council, No. Is, enter.
tanned at luncheon Monday afternoon
Mrs. Carrie A. Faulkner of Xenia,
Ohio; amor Past National Councillor
Mrs. Mary l.. Lear of Baltimore; the
State councillor, Mrs. Julia De Lano
Of the District of Columbia; Past Ma
tional Councillor Mrs. Naomi E.
Swami; Mrs. LIE Brunn, secretary of
the National Council judiciary; Mrs.
Dessell, State councillor of Maryland,
and Mrs. Sophie Mann of the State
law committee of Virginia.
Martha cambridge Council, No. 1,
entertained with public reception
Monday night at the Naval Lodge
Tho national councillor Mrs
Carrie A. Faulkner, and junior past
national councillor, Mrs. Mary l.. Lear,
were accompanied by Mrs. LIE Brunn.
secretary of the National Council jul
dietary, and Mrs. Dessell, State coun-
cilor of Maryland. Mrs Ethel Bur-
roughs of Anacostia Council, No. IA,
gave vocal solos, assisted by National
Representative Mrs. Mary A. Fergu-
son. The national councillor was in.
troduced by the State councillor, Mrs.
Julia De Lano. Presentation of bou-
ouets to the national councillor and
the junior past national councillor
were made by Past Councillor Mrs.
Roberta E. Nails and Past State Coun-
cilor Mrs. Mamie Cox Howell. Mrs.
Veazie Pearman of Loyalty Council,
No. 10, contributed vocal solos. She
was accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
Ethel Burroughs. Mrs. Edna Beck Of
No. l gave piano solos. Gifts were
presented to the national and junior
past national councillors by members
: of the State, national and subordinate
members of the District of Columbia,
the presentation speeches being made
bv past National Councillor Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Sewel and Mrs. Naomi E.
Swami. Brief addresses were made
by Past Associate National Councillor
o. b. Hopkins and Mrs. Florence M.
Thayer, State councillor of Virginia.
State Councillor De Lano received
bouquet from her associates.
Friendship Council met February
at Pythian Temple, with Mrs. Cora
Mandy. councillor, presiding. Many
State and subordinate officers were
, present, and addresses We're made by
Charles Miller, State secretary; Cal
van Bohrer, State treasurer; Past
Councillor Mary Anderson and Mr..
Rock of Old Glory Council, Mrs Mar
CARTE Grey, financial secretary of
Unity Council; Mrs. Rose Johnson.
past councillor of Friendship Council,
and Helen Reimer. Mrs. Mandy APP
pointed John Currier and George Fry
as flag bearers. Mrs. Mildred Rock,
the deputy rehearsed the official seat.
ing OF officers.
The council paid special tribute to
Mrs. Mandy, it being her birthday.
She was presented with a basket of
flowers by Mr. and Mrs. John Cur
rier, various plants from the council
and personal gifts from members and
friends. The Mckinley High School
Trio, consisting of Emerson Meyers,
Paul Brightenburg and L. E. Mandy
gave several selections. Miss Ina
Holtzscheiter sang, with j. E. Mandy
as accompanist Following the meet
ing, supper was served by a commit
tee composed of Mrs. Rose Lanham,
Mrs. Helen Luckett, Mrs. Mary Mills
|, and John Currier.
Liberty Council, No. 6, was host
Wednesday night. at the Pythian
Temple, of State Councillor Mrs. Julia
De Lano and her staff Of officers. They
were received by the councillor, Mrs
Julia Pennifield. and welcomed by Mrs
Josephine Hamicher. conductress. Past
State Councillor Cavour o. Bohrer and
Mrs. Mary A. Ferguson, national rep
resentative, made addresses. A pro-
gram was given, with Mrs Eva
Schultze as the chairman in charge. as
follows: Vocal solos. Mrs. Staub, ac-
companied at the piano by Miss Hen.
derson; presentation Of a linen lunch
con set to the State councillor by the
council; presentation of a hand painted
pidIe 10 the new ueputy state coun-
cilor, Mrs. Ethel Windsor, by the
junior past councillor. Miss Catherine
Franks; explanation of a sketch en-
titled April Fools" was read by Miss
Catherine Franks, and staged by the
members of the Independent Dramatic
Club, and with the following in the
cast: Charles II. Miller, AL Windsor
and T. Ashby Flynn; presentation of
a hand painted dish to the retiring
councillor, Miss Catherine Franks, by
Past Councillor Mrs. May Watts: an
entertainment was then given by
.Cbjckn Godfrev and Phil OsthOuS.