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ice Muller in the presentation of a
lrt to Deputy State Councillor Charles
Miller and to Councillor Mrs. Edna
hither, silk hose.
John L. Burnett Council met Monday
ening, with Mrs. Josephine c.. Her
rt. councillor, presiding Mrs. Eliza
tn Cameron was elected to member
lip. The council is planning an oys-
supper December /. Talks were
ade by Past National Councillor Mrs.
lomi E. Swami, Councillor Mrs. Ella
None, Warden Mrs. Cora Marcy, Past
|uncilor Mrs. Mildred HeSsen, John
msden of Esther Council and ASso-
tie Councillor Walter M. Boyd.
Loyalty Council was opened Tuesday
ening by the councillor, Mrs. Fannye
bib presiding. The State councillor;
c. Columbus, State councillor of the
nior Order of United American Me-
anics; Mrs. Louise A. Grubbs, State
be councillor, and Mrs. Ethel Bur
lghs. deputy State councillor, were eS-
rted to the platform.
IA program was as follows: Soprano
10 by Miss Ray Palkin, accom- anieo
Mrs. Florence Bell at the piano; re-
hrks by A. c.. Columbus in the rresen-
ion Of an electric bed lamp to the
be State councillor. Mrs. Louise A.
ubbs: violin duets by Edward B. Way
h and william Leishear accompanied
the piano by Mrs. Bell: remarks by
e Mary Wayson, financial secretary
the presentation of gift to the
putty State councillor, Mrs. Ethel Bur-
lghs: Hilo Boys, Hawaiian melodies;
marks by Past Councillor Mrs. Veazie
erman in the presentation OF gift
A. c. Columbus; address by Past Ma
hnal Councilor Mrs Naomi E. Swami
d the State councillor.
Progressive Council met November l9,
tn the councillor, Mrs. Ruth Clark, IN
chair. The applications of Mrs.
ice e. Seaton and Evelyn D. Dant
IRE received. The State councillor, ac-
mpanied by her official staff officers.
id their annual visit. The address OF
elcome was made by Miss Florence
Ehcey, conductress. The councillor,
nth Clark, presided. The program
Guided song composed in honor OF
e State councillor. which was sung ny
e audience; vocal solo by Prof, Aro-
nd accompanied at the piano by Mrs
-ank Byram: recitations by Associate
lnior Past Councillor Mrs. Mary H.
reen of Kenmore Council. vocal solo
i Harry Angelica. accompanied at the
ano by Mrs. Frank Byram, and read
gs by Mrs. Hilda Johnson.
Fidelity Council met Tuesday eve
ing, with the councillor, Mrs. Sarah
avannaugh. presiding. The council is
tanning a class initiation for the near
lture.
4 Virginia Dare Council met Wednes-
av evening. Associate Councillor Mrs.
rener Stansbury presided. Mrs. M. z,
\ entrees was installed as inside sentinel,
ice Ella Thornton, who resigned. Mu-
3cal numbers were rendered by Pauline
mall. George o. Sunday was also ap-
Iointed representative to the Jr. o. U.
/. M. Hall Association.
DEGREE OF P0CAHONTAS.
Hiawatha Council met November 10
1t Pythian Temple. The council VIII
heet again December 8.
Waneta Council viii meet Tuesday In
Pythian Temple.
The Kazoo Band entertained with a
minstrel show apd dance at White
eagle Council Wednesday. Kenneth
O'Conner was the interlocutor and
Ralph Pines director of the band. Vo-
,al selections were rendered by Mrs.
Iouise Gill, Mrs Anna Jarboe, Mrs. G.
:. Horne and others. Selections on the
.ccordian were played by Mrs. Early
D.
larrnonica. jacques Heidenheirner was
he accompanist. A cakewalk was given
~ Mrs. Beulah Powell and Mrs. Ger
rude Abels. White Eagle Council will |
,e officially visited by the board of great |
hiefs December at 7l3 D street.
The annual Thanksgiving service Will |
,e held Sunday evening at the Western |
Church, H street between |
and Twentieth streets. The |
ermon will be given by the pastor, |
Rev. Harvey Dunham The members
# the order have been requested to
assemble at 7:30 pm. in Red Mems
5aH, Nineteenth street and Pennsyl-
-ania avenue, and march to the church
n body.
' Mineoia Council viii meet December
December is viii hold social night.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
The Boosters Club has put into
operation the campaign to clear the
lebt remaining on the W. o. w. Temple.
Reports on various activities in the
ranks of the fraternity were Submitted
1T the last meeting. A special COM
thittee was appointed to provide a
buffet supper December 81. Sovereign
HelgeSen presided.
At Fraser Camp tomorrow night
plans are to be discussed for sending a
large delegation to the Head Camp
at Fairmont, w. Va, next
March.
State Manager L. c. Jones is ar
ranging for a special class initiation to
be held at Waldorf, Md. next Friday
night. The Washington degree team is
invited to oficiate, supported by the
uniform rank
The annual election of officers will
be held by Oak Camp December 5. The
new officers are to be installed at an
open session January 2. Delegate to
the Head Camp convention will be
Ehosen February 6.
CUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Liberty Bell Council met in Northeast
Masonic Temple November II and was
convened by Past Councillor A. B.
hughes and then turned over to Vice
Councillor Allan c. Witherite, who as
Sumed charge. A report on the pro-
ceedingS of the thirty-third annual con-
yention of the State Council and the
conference banquet held recently at
the Raleigh Hotel was made by Nation
Il Representative Charles H. Hid. Ad-
dresses were made by State Councillor
A. c. Columbus, State Conductor Frank
c. Mangum, National Representative
Charles H. Hid and Past Councillors
2ector, McClung, Dalher, Robinette and
Hughes.
Old Glory Council was called to order
It 3l6 Pennsylvania avenue November
4, with Councillor Trotter presiding. A
aemorial was held to the memory of
wo deceased members. Past State
Councillor w. S. Doleman gave an ad-
resS on the proceedings of the State
Jouncil convention
Star Spangled Banner Council met In
unior Order Temple November 16, and
as called to order by Councillor j. Rus
eli Bergin. Eighteen applications for
membership were presented E. S.
ainter and j. B. Waddle were given
ne obligation and Richard T. Miller