Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01

for Eagle Council and Mrs. Annie Fer
guson for Anacostia Council Mrs.
Elizabeth Morris and Mrs. Ef1ie Schick-
Ter made addresses. Mr.. Bowman en-
tended an invitation to attend the
carnival to be held at Minnesota and
Pennsylvania avenues southeast July
to Ia. inclusive.
Golden Rule Council met June 90
with the councillor. Mrs. Margaret Tay-
lor, presiding. The following commit
tees reported; Relief, Mrs. Margaret
Taylor. Mrs. Emma Bowen, Mrs Lillian
Martin and Ernest Warren; parapher-
MALTA, Past Councillor Archie l.. Lewis;
card party, Mrs. Emma Bowen. Mrs.
Efie Tancill was elected as the eight
eenth-month trustee at the last meet
GERS will be held July Is. A parcel
post party will be held following the
installation. Past Councillor Archie l..
Lewis, representative from the special
State Council session. submitted a re-
port Beatrice Henderson was appoint
ed color bearer.
The annual excursion and family
reunion will be held at Chesapeake
Beach July IL. There will be athletic
sports during the afternoon.
Kenilworth Council met Tuesday eve
ming with the councillor, Virginia Adair,
In the chair. A committee was appoint
cd to work with Woodrow Wilson Coun-
Gil of the Junior O. u. A. NJ. TO hold
a carnival in the near future. Nellie
Dunkley, chairman: Pauline Steele,
Marylee Kirby and Eta Kraft to serve
on the committee. A new good-of-the-
order committee was appointed by the
permanent chairman. Mrs. Ethel l..
Keefe. as follows: Miss Clara Dunkley,
Mrs. Sarah Dalhman, Mrs. Eta Kraft,
Mrs. Susie A. Jennings and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Adair
The Twentieth Century Club was en-
tertained Saturday evening by National
Representative Mrs Mary A. Ferguson
at her home on Conduit road, Supper
was served. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Elizabeth Shepherd. Mrs. Cora Thomp-
son and Mrs. Ida Kerper in lotto.
Loyalty Council celebrated its tenth
anniversary Tuesday evening. The
councillor. MIS- Ethel Allen, presided
The application Of Ethel S. Campbell
of Dove Council of Richmond. Va, was
presented for membership. State and
national officers made addresses The
program was as follows: Presentations
of gifts by the warden, Mrs. Laura
Spangler, TO the treasurer, william H
Kolb; Mr.. Kolb to the financial secre-
tary, Mrs. Mary Wayson; recording
secretary, Mrs. Lulu A, Grubbs. to the
assistant recording secretary, Mrs.
Julia Columbus; reading and the pres
entation of a luncheon set to the re-
firing recording secretary. Mrs. Louise
A. Grubbs, by State Vice Councillor A. C.
Columbus of the Junior o. q. A. M.
Mrs. Grubbs the mother" OF Loyalty
Council, No. 10, related brief his
tory of the council The drill and
initiatory teams of Mayfiower Council
gave work vocal solos, Deputy Mrs.
Ethel E, Burroughs. accompanied on
the piano by Mrs Cooper: songs and
fancy dance, Miss Esther Osin. ac-
companied at the piano by Mrs. Cooper;
sketch, Mrs. Fannie Dom, Mrs. Minnie
Simpson, Mrs. Mamie G. Howell and
Mrs. Eleanora Dee. A birthday cake
was cut
Fidelity Council met Tuesday eve
ming with the councillor, Mrs. lydia
Cox, presiding. Mrs Elizabeth Mary
Owens was initiated. The council later
attended Loyalty Councils birthday
celebration.
Independent Council met Monday at
808 Eye street with the councillor. MRS,
Minnie Thompson, presiding. One ap-
plicatlon was laid on the table. Past
Councillor G. o. Boliver gave A report
OF the State session. Mrs. Hattie Miller
was presented with fand-paintcd BON
bon dish. The deputy, Mrs. Cora Man
oily. complimented the council on their
work and also praised Miss Alice Court
ney for the good work she has accom-
pnsneo towards the orphans fund.
Addresses were given by c. o. Boliver.
Marguerite Frey, Mrs. La Reveria and
George Coliell.
b. r. o. ELKs.
Preparations are nearing completion
for the entertaining of the 1900 or
phans of this city and Alexandria. Va.
on an outing ut Glen Echo Park. Nd,
July IL by the Washington Lodge.
Chairman T. e. ODonnell announces
to assist the general committee, a spe-
cial committee OF So, to be known as
the Baby Elks' Orphan Outing Boosters,
have been appointed. They are as fol-
lows: John Berger. Clement ]. Cler-
gen, Morris Kanofsky. Jacob Leder, AL
bert @. Samburg, Albert Smith, Will
liam T. Anderson, James Callan,
Charles F. Dowd, Edwin p. Goodwin,
Wilson T. Harris, Thomas A. Lane,
Charles F. Manly, william A. Mulliean'
Joseph II. Nicholson, Preston e. Peter
son, Frederick w. Schneider, Joseph C.
Ais, Fred A. Fentress, John b. Hag-
gerty, Harry M. Henderson. Charles B.
Mayhem, T. Ellis Allison. Albert Fisher,
G. Emery Galliher, Henry T. Kimmel,
David Louis. Francis p. Mclaughlin,
Thomas A. Davidson, George E. Strong
Casper Waldvogel, Clayton E. Bashford,
John r. Bradish. Edward w. Sheehy
Isadore d. Feldman, Walter j. Con-
molly, Oscar G. Fuller. Ralph L. john
ston, Louis Krupsaw, Harry r. Lana
han, Robert l.. Rodier, Jacob Wolf
Russell j. Caltrider, Claude c. Cayior
jeremiah Desmond, Charles II. Foster
Robert j. Haskell James A. Hurley,
Charles Nungesser. Todress Pinkus
Louis Rollinan. George W. Schreech,
John r. Thompson, Carl w. Tredway
William N. Woodbridge. Daniel Connors
Charles L. Dugan. Joseph c. Easton,
Calvin r. Ely, " z. Jaeger, Leo c.
Krikawa, Albert r. Peters and Harry l..
Pascal
In addition to the II orphan asylurns
that will be represented, the lodge has
provided for the st. AIMS babies sew
Shai HhiIdlGA kibSA VI iIppleSs UuttiCS
rattlcs. etc, with candies, cream and
cake for the attendants, which will be
distributed TO them on the day of the
outing.
A reception was rendered Past Exalt-
ed Ruler Fred j. Mersheimer, who, after
a three-year serious illness, attended the
lodge at the last meeting Addresses
we're made by Judge Robert T. Mating
ly, Patrick J. Callan and Exalted Ruler
Nathan Well
Past Exalted Ruler John r. Lynch,
delegate to the reunion and convention
and large party OF the lodge. viii
entrain for Miami, Fla. next Saturday
The regular meeting Of the lodge will
take place tomorrow night. instead OF