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Beds, Etc.

IL highlander Day bed.
Regulsrly $500. Sl6.95
II Divan. two feet six inches
wide. Regularly GIG ~
SIS. Special. 49,. Ao'S
II Day-bed. Regularly $1,000.
Specially priced. S1S o.
Friday. at $500. AD'~'
- Bungalow Beds and
Springs Regularly Elm
sls.95. Special. each. CIV
- Bow-end Beds. full size.
Regularly $500. Ga o.
Special at ....... A/o
- Full and Single Sire Beds.
Regularly $1,000. S11 o.
Special at .. - '|"
80 Au-iayer Felt Mattresses,
full and single sizes.
Regularly SIS. Spe- e. IN
cial. Friday ....... saw
- Cetlsn Mattresses. full and
single sizes. Regularly c.
si0oS. Special at. -. 81
q keaiy Box Springs, twin
tize. Regularly GCC ~
s57.5o Special C%%'oV
Ksnf7 S--Ti1ayd Floor.
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Housewares

II Tin Gamer holds
eight Jars; regular
~ ss,9s. Special S1.O3
Friday. at ........
rs Pure Aluminium Muffin
Pans, nine-cup size: reg 90
ularly sec. Special. each
SO Pure Aluminium Pie Plates,
8i2-inch size: regular 1Ec
~ 29c. Special. each. :. ~
- Napanee Kitchen Cabinet,
white enamel. with all the lat
est 1929 features: regularly
$3.50. Special $59.05
AT ........
II Northwind Refriger ator.
6O-lb. Ice capacity: golden oak
f finished III s regularly Splits
~ Northwind Refriger ator.
s0-lb. ice capacity: golden oak
t anis h r ssaa, aTly Sl7.95
II Globe Gas Range. floor SAM
pie; regularly c27 CS
fS,oU, cpcSidi at.
II Junior Detecto Bathroom
Scales. white enamel:
reg ularly Sll.35. co *
Special ...........
- Utility Wall Cab nets
slightly marred and dented'
regularly sl.79. Spc- CT 00
cial. each ..,...-.
---s Copper Nick~l-plated Tea
Kettles. regularly s3.4a To s3.ss.
Special.
Sl.75 To Sl.O0
Kann'S~~Third Floor.
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Hosiery

Ill, prs. women's Silk Hose,
full fashioned. Broken IN.
sizes and coiorS, Pair. &c
is prs. Chiidren'x Sport Hose
IN novelty patterns.
Broken SIZES. soc values. o.
dSI s.ss
lis prs. WomeB's Woodland
Rsyon Hose. full fash
,onsa' si,so value. Zoe
eAs
--2a5 prs. Women's Silk a nd
Hsvori Hose with seamless feet.
Broken sizes. Seconds. n
Epscisi. pair. ...,.. toC
liz prs, Homen'S Lisie Hose.
full fashioned Broken sizes
snd ooIors. 75c value. o.
sNNS , ? = - -
kan0'g Street Finer
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DOmcstics

Fine Quality Sheets. slightly
irregular; six different sizes.
siX9O in. T2x90 in. 63x90 in.
slx99 in, 72x9a in. CT M
and 63x99 In. Choice % LEW
SO Bleached Pillowcases. OF
heavy muslin. with wide hens;
4sx36 in. wide; all per- Too
feet. Each. ....
--S3.95 10 S;.95 Rayon Spreads.
irregulars; lustrous finish, in
rose. blue. gold and orchid: size
slxlos in; scalloped S2.08
finish. Each. ....
Five sl2.00 Dolly Madison
Rayon Spreads, 90xl08-in. size;
in rose. blue and
green, with scalloped GO o.
edges. Each. ......
$500 Striped Crinkie Spreads.
In gold color only; Sixl05-in.
size. with plain hem. $50
200 yds. i2isc Unbleached
Muslin. So in. wide: an excellent
quality. cut from the 10c
full piece A yard 49,.
Kann's--Street Floor.
Lingerie
So Novelty Paiamax. RHgu-
larry Si.95. and very
specially priced Sl.30
each at ......
--3ss Crepe Step-ins. in pink
and peach. Slightly 11c
soiled. 4ac value. Each
An Assortment Of Undermus-
iinS. including slips. chemise.
gowns. pajamas and boomers,
in broken sizes and colors.
79c to $3.50 values. 20.
Choice .............s.
--i5o Pieces Of Silk and Mus
lin Undergarmenss--siips, che
mise. step-ins. boomers and
gowns In broken sizes and COL
ors. Slightly soiied.
si95 10 $2.95 values. CT 90
Choice ..........
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Ribbons

An Assortment Of Ribbons. In
plain colors. checks. stripes.
MORE grosgrain. novelty weaves
etc. Suitable for sashes. hair
bows. belts and for making the
entire hat. 3Sc 10 79c To-
values. Yard ....... ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Seconds Of $3.50
Silk Hose
Nationally known
Make
89c Pr.

A medium service
weight Silk Hose, with
short ilsle weits and
Isle soies. Made full
fasllioned for q perfect
fl, and only very slight
" imperfect. Sizes So
10 10 in ! good assori-
naent Of coiors.
hann s. Street Floor.
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---f2a W0mrn's initiated IInen
Ia ndkerchiefs, white with coli
ored hens and initials, Broken
initials, Regularly i2nc. ST.
Eacft ,.,...,..t.,t.
Zoo W0men's Cation Hand
keschisfs. IN solid enlors. prints
and white with narrow -
r0lored hens. Each -. '
Kann'g Street Floor.
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" Price
IEantNa EntirIn ElnnI
Underwear

III Women's Rayon Chemise.
In orchid and maize. Broken
sizes. Sl.9S quality 90
Each ....... .......
--s5 Women'S Rayon Vests in
bodice style with self shoulder
straps, Orchid. pink and nile.
Sizes SO and 80 only 90
79c quality, Each. go. Nv
--5 Women'S Rayon Pajamas In
broken colors and sizes. OQ~
50 sS quality. as Is, 900. NV
Use Women's Rayon Panties.
with elastic at waist, Wide
kneSx, Flesh. pink. nile and
orchid In broken sizes, 90
acc quality. Pair 1890. ~"
kanns-Street Floor.
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--25 Sweaters. in jacquard pat
tern. and sizes & TO IL years.
Regula larry $3,9s, CT 40
Choice ............ Ao
Print Dresses. In sizes Z TO II
years. $l.00 TO $l.3e QOc
values. Choice ........
10 Dresses. OF crepe de chine.
IN tan, green and blue. Sizes
TO II. Regularly CD OO
IS 90. Each ..... |
lie Part Wool Blankets. Reg
ularly si.9s. Spe- G1 DO
cial, each ......... %
90 Eiderdown Covers. bound
with sateen. Regu-
larry si.9S. Now. &l 00
go Infants silk Caps.
Slightly muSsed. Were 10.
siss. Special. each. -. ~
Dresses. for the To ? year
old. some handmade. others
r:>chine made. $500 ,fO~
value. Each ..,.......
Infants Petticoats and Ger
trudes. Slightly Soiled. fOc
Regularly 81, Each. ... Nv
Kann's--Second Floor.
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so GiaSsbake oven Casscroies
with covers, oval and round
shapes. Regularly sl,O0. re
Special .....':.
al imported Wall Flower
Pockets, OF decorated pottery.
Regularly acc. Special. 10c
each ,.....,..,.'.
"a Milk Jugs. Regu-
larry sc. Special, Fri Zoe
day. each. ..........,.
--: is-pc. Imported Cereal SETS
Regularly s3.9s. Spe- Cd Ar
cial, Friday. a set.
~ 23.pc, Impaired Lustre
China Tea Set. IN two = tone
effect. Regularly GO or
$500. Special at 49,.
"a Wrought Iron Magazine
Racks In coiors. Reg
ularly Size, Special. zoe
- Wrought Iron Junior Lamps
complete with shade.
Regularly 1895, Spe- G2 OK
cial at.,.,,...-.
Kann's~~Third Floor.
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Neck wear

samples Of Neck wear. inclId-
Ing collars. yeetees. collar and
Gun setS. eic. White. eci1I and
colors. soc and SOC %
values, Choice ........ NV
$50 yds. Of Circular Lace. IN
sepaEstH tab effects and IN ecru
End cocoa 33c 20 soc
values. SIX tabs 70 a 90
yard, Yard ....... "|
~ Shetland Wool Scarf. in
white and yellow.
Wide sEagf. Was CT nn
sls9. Nov ....... glow
liz Wool Sesrfs IN cashmere
finish. various patterns and
c3iofs Were 81 80 GI nn
and SIS. Choice % lew
- JaDics. u white net conl-
hiheo with black.
Sin 81 Were 1895 cI o.
Earn .....,.,,..... Ci/o
E1gg s. Street Floor.
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- Wardrobe Rags. In solid red
or green: hold eight garments:
slightly soiled; regu- 90 M
larry $3.50. Each. ""'OV
- Folding Hat BOX OF Gre
tonne; slightly soiled;
regularly $3.50. GI M
now ...............
Small lot of Dress
Shields. In ass orted 1nc
styles. Pair ...........
---2S pairs Fancy Round Gar
ters. In assorted colors: o.
regularly soc. Pair. go.
--3S pairs Garment Dress
shields. seconds soc To-
quality. Pair .......
Small LOT Sanitary Aprons.
seconds of CSC and soc grades:
The majority In flesh To-
color. Pair ...,.....
Kann 's,-Street Floor.
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Robes
so Lounging Robes. travel
and boudoir robes. Tuxedo
models. in pretty colofs. o.
$40 value. Each .......
---IS0 Robes. Of Beacon cloth,
blanket cloth and corduroy.
Good sizes and c0lOrs.
1926 10 1895 values. GC
Kann'S~Second Floor.
Umbrellas
~ Woman's I6-rib Green silk
Umbrella. with bird ham
die. Streakcd from
display. For meriy G9 90
$1,000. Now, ....... WS' ~
IS Women's lg-rib silk tim
bTeIias, In black with gray.
purple and green.
Formerly $5 90. Nov. GC IN
each ..,......,.,. P"
Kann' s. Street Floor.
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~~Hfmnani LfUgths ~ sa'jnfh.
ts'if1etLfa. pfrfsiinfA. elk enc
fnt,o1 Iinlnge, Were
85c ~ Sc q yard Phi %.
rsS, yard .s-........,.
kenn e. street Flor.
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Floor Coverings
Originally 1895

80 Yards Iniaid Linoieum
II m nants. Regularly
sl.s9. Special. square 90
fard ....,......
loo Yards Felt base Ftoor
Covering Remnants. Regularly
4sc 10 65c. Special. o.
square yard ......... 'N
II Administer Rug. size sxi2,
sold as is Regularly cog
s4s. Special ...... @~''
- Worsted Wilton Rugs, sizes
9xi2 and Bi4xl0i4. Regularly
1i25 10 $3.50. Spe- CIT n
cial. Friday al. !. % 1.oV
- Arg0nns Velvet Rug. SIZE
sxi2. Regularly goo QS
$40. Special at. ;. @~1'>'
- Imported Scotch Rugs.
size 3xl1. Regularly cIn
$3.50 Special ....... CIV
- Chenille Rug, size sxIn.
Regularly $685.. G9n o.
Special AT ....... "'> >1
~-4 Velvet Rugs. sizes oxi: and
si4xi0l2. Regu-
larry s25 Special. cl- n
eacfl ..,........
- Fiber Rugs, size 3xI2.
Regularly SIS. Spe~ C0 IL
cisi. each .+...... P>'~'
---i9 Felt base Rugs, sizes gxl2
and 3zi0Iz. ReRu-
jsrly sl075. Special O. on
81 fys,,..ss.<
~-~is Oval nag Rugs. STR
~ x3G inches. I1egu- al
larry si7S, Special. each v =
Kann 's~Third Floor.
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Trimmings

Marrow Read Trimming, In
colorS, also fancy colored silk
gimps, Formerly aac Ia
zoe u yard. Choice. Fri -.
day, yard ,..,,..,,,,,,
- Marathon and Ostrich Col.
lars. one pink and one tur"
uuoise. for trimming negliaees.
Regu larry Saaa. It.D O-
Friday, each ,,,..,,
Kann's street Floof.
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Remnant Lengths. Of sac tn
A0c values, an excellent asSnrt-
ment taken from our regular
stock. alan min lengths. incmd.
Ing printed sniAette, nian SER
pentine crepes, printed yniles,
dress ginghamS, high count
nerrales, rottnn orepeS, ~.
etc. A yard ...,,.....
kann's street Flnnr.
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~ =
-@-6 Trsseiing i5aga. 1iih hard
Sayf slightly tar
nlshec Were $3.50 c..l no
Now, eacH ......... C<~' ~
81 Double hz ndls Boston Bags.
Very specially priced. 10
each at'............. O1c
~ Large Touring Case, tn
Gladstone effect WITH dout,.e
strap. Was &is9s. SI3 IN
NOW s.,.4..s,--,
~ Auto Trunk Hi for running
boa96 If car Suitable f1F eJx
people s23 % ELF 0S
pslilf Now ,..... we ~
~~~3 Leather Gladstone Bag,
kligfltly n1sFTec.
Were sji.93, Nov, 81 D1
fSkfi .tsss.s
Eann s Third F.oor.
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- Unfinished Drop leaf
Tables, Slightly damaged.
r. 4 nIariy 1895. &1 Or
Each .,.,........4 - ~'
- Unfinished Ihsirs. Slightly
damaged. r. ECU larry Or
si35 Special. each al ~'
- Unfinished Drop leaf
Tabtfs. Slightly damaged
nrs1 lar larry $3.50 $3.50
- Unfinished Night Table.
Slightly damaged.
REG DIaTjy 1896, GO -
Nov ,t5.e...-..... P~~'~'
IA Gard Tables. some what
damaged fegiiar- a. nn
ly $l.35 farn .... ~ i'pp
~-~2 Folding Ia Carts. finished
y, e'"et sae, "s'''"''' ~. 70
- Iron Crib, white enameled.
II gulafly sl24S, GI. AZ
row ts.tts,.se. give ~
- Ian n boHt Desks sllghtiy
damaged Regularly or nA
s3.f5 Special. eafh I" 'Vv
- Bathroom Stools slightly
, ~ ss va n@e "'"''' $I.OO
Eanns Fourth Floor.
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81, Yards Of 3s-inch Mer-
rerjyed Cotton Table Dama>k.
good weight. sturdy wearing
Regularly soc. Friday roe
Az s1'' Pure Linen breakfast
Cloths. 3A-inch size, GOOD
weight, with fancy colored
stripe border, Special, Zoe
.~so Pure Linen Luncheon
Cloths. A0.inch size, made OF
crash linen. with fancy colored
border. and good weight HOc
Special, each ,.....,.
Finch Pure Linen DamaSk
Table Napkins. IN solid coiotS.
and white, with coloted border
patterns. Very special. Zoe
each .....,...,,..''',.
a Pure Linen Damask Table
Sets. cloth S5x5S inches, and
six i4-inch napkins; blue and
gold borders, Regularly *a7s
value. Friday a 80. 10
AFt
10 Pure Linen Face Towels,
24x4O- Inch size. OF good heavy
weight, with coiored border, and
hemstitched hens. Reg
ularly 85c, Special, 20.
each .,....,..,.t,t..
10 Pure Linen Porto Rscan
Face Towels. hand embroidered
and made Of a tlne linen, de-
signs In Colors Regu~ S~Oc
larry 100. Friday. each Wv
kann'S Street Floor,
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Friday Bargains. Unusual, as Usual at Ka1n s
Home Fittings

Is Cretonne Pillows and
Cushions. in assorted colorlngs.
Regularly soc to 75c. 90
Special. each ......... "N
--2S Pairs Double-faced Velour
Portieres. 36 inches wide. In
several color combinations.
Regularly sl7.98. Spe- cIA
cial, pair ............. CIV
So Nrariin Couch Covers. as
sorted striped effects, finished
with fringe. Regu-
larry $500. Spe- S1 90
cial. each ....... @
Ia Cretonne Folding Screens.
three fold. In various colorings.
Resn larry s4.es. CO 20
Special. each ''-~
II Set Belgian Linen Slip Cow
ers. three pieces for living loom
furniture. Reg ularly S1O
500 so. Special at. CIV
- Three piece Kroehler I.iv-
ing Room Suites.
Regularly 1915. Spe- c1O1
cial. set .......
% Glider Davenport Couch
HammockS. Regu-
larry $40 To $50. c1- IN
Special. each -. @'O
- Genuine Red Cedar Chests.
good. handy size.
Regularly 50. spe- 81 IN
cial. each .........
kann's-~Third Floor.
Art Goods
- Magazine Realistically
damaged. Regularly
S1.79 and $3.50. c1 M
- Stamped Bedspreads. OF
good quality materials. Full
size. Regularly $3.50 cl 90
IN $3.50. Choice -. %
--Discontinued Numbers II
Royal Society Package Goods
=. each package containing stamp
ed piece and cotton 10 emoroid-
or. Priced for clearance at
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Wool Goods

Remnant Lengths. Of dress
goods and coatings. twillS. coat
ings. crepeS. Serges. flannclS.
etc. In black and colorS. and
lengths from >. to \ yards.
Were sl.39 10 $3.0o CT nA
yard. Friday. yard. F'VV
kann'S-~Street Floor.
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L. Cooper, Lincoln Camp; O. b. Bow
man. q. r. Moose and s. D. Lashley,
Columbia Camp; and q. A. Casey. M.
p. Clark and w. A. Dordeil, Central
Camp. Director S. s. Smith. Rock Is
land, ILL.,. and state Deputy 5. G. A.
Eubey. Newark, NJ. j.. have Indicated
their intention OF being present ct the
outing.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Triumph Council met Thursday
night at the Northeast Masonic Temple
with the councillor, Mrs. Amelia Bude-
sheirn, presiding. The application Of
Mrs. Florence A. Birch was favorably
acted on. A report on the proceedings
of the special State Council session was
read by the delegate, Mrs. Marie Ste
phenson Installations were conducted
by the deputy State councillor, Mrs.
Mary p. James. All officers were in
stalled with the exception of the asso-
Siate councillor ELECT, Miss Mary Storm
er. The newly installed councillor, Mrs.
Mary Towers, after her installation, re-
ceived congratulations from the outgo-
ing councillor, MRS. Amelia Budesheim,
Mrs. Towers made the following ap-
Good of the order chair
man, Mrs. Louise Floyd Schwenk; de-
linquent chairman, Mrs. Jennie Buell..
assistant. Mrs. Estelle Stormer; conf
mittee on extracts, Miss Florence A.
Hahn. chairman: law committee, Ray
r. Campbell. chairman, Florence A.
Hahn and Adalyn Berger, and press
Ray T. Campbell. Talks
given by Past State Councillor j. w.
Schwenk, National Representative Mrs.
Fannie Joyner, Mrs. Jennie Buell.. Drill
master Harry Buell., Junior Past Coun-
cilor Mrs. Amelia Budesheim and AS
sociate Junior Past State Councillor Mars.
Pearl Wolfe. Refreshments we're served.
An initiation will be held July 10.
The Golden Rod Club held social
at its last meeting, and after luncheon,
served at the Madrillon restaurant, the
members attended the show at the New
National Theater. 1t was also decided
to hold the next meeting at the home
of Mrs. Clara A. Rock. Mrs Ida G. Yost
will entertain q number OF the club
members at her Summer cottage, Chap
tico, on the Wicomico River, during this
season.
Fidelity Council met Tuesday evening
at sos / street. with the councillor. Mrs.
lydia Cox presiding During the. rou-
tine of business had installation of off,
GERS, at which the deputy State coun-
eilor. Mrs. e. Viola Thompson, presided
as the installing officer. The following
officers were installed: Mrs. Saran
Cavanaugh. councillor; Mrs. Jennie
Bartlett, associate councillor: Mrs. Mary
Haas. vice councillor; Mr.. Harry Seller,
associate vice councillor: Miss Marjorie
Jones. conductress; J. w. Brown, war
den: Sherman Miller. outside sentinel:
Mrs. Mary A. Ferguson. 18-month trls-
tee: Mrs. Julia De Lano. assistant re-
cording secretary, and MRS, Lydia Cox
and Mrs. Annie Scoggins were moved
un 10 the Offices Of Junior past and as
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warden; John Stewart, inside senti-
mel: Mrs. Nina Faunce, outside sentinel;
Mrs. Addie Frazier, 18-month trustee;
representatives to the State Council,
Daughters of America, Mrs. Ida Bell,
Mrs. Emma Brooks and Mrs. Julia
Csatewood After installation, addresses
were heard from several OF the newly
installed officers, which were followed
by refreshments served by the good OF
the order chairman, Mrs. Emma Brooks,
and her committee.
Mrs Cora Mandy, State deputy, in
stalled officers of Independent Council
at a meeting Monday night at 800
street. Addresses were made by Mrs.
Margaret Fry, councillor: Past National
Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell, Mrs.
Laura Taylor, C.. o. Bohrer, Past Ma
tional Councillor Mrs. Hattie Miller and
Ray Campbell.
Martha cambridge Council> met Mon
day evening, with Councillor Edythi
Berg presiding. Final arrangements
were made and committees were APP
pointed for lawn fete to be held Au-
gust at the corner Of Thirteenth and
streets southeast. The following Off
GERS were installed by Deputy Past State
urer, Edna B. Dulin; warden, Alberta
Kettner; inside sentinel, Elizabeth Hays;
outside sentinel, Mrs. Ida Hays, and rep
sentative to the State Council, Mrs. Har-
riet Fairall. All other officers were re-
elected Past State Councillor Mrs.
Emily E. Hockstrasser made an ad-
dress.
Mizpah Council met July 10 to confer
the degree on Mrs. Fenton Settle and
Mrs. Catherine l.. Gin. During the bust
ness meeting, at which the. councillor,
Mrs. Louise Dyer, presided, officers were
installed. On behalf of the members of
the council, Mrs. Mary Van Sise, the re-
firing junior past councillor, was pre-
scented with a past councillors jewel by
the deputy. Mrs. Grubbs. Mrs. Stone
made the following appointments: Good
of the order committee, Mrs. Ivy Hard
ing (chairman), Mrs. Mary E. Hohen-
stein (vice chairman), Mildred Hessen
Clara Walker, Mary Smoot, Ida Ruther-
ford, Gertrude Keys, Louise Dyer, Mary
Sinclair, Cora Marcy, Frances Young
and Lillian Gray; floral committee, Ivy
B. Harding and Clara Walker: funeral
ceremony, Mary Bauer (councilor) Mrs
Donaldson and M. Gertrude Keys, mas
ter of ceremonies, A. d. Scheele; pian-
list, Mrs Stella Smoot drill captain
Mrs Noami E. Swami, and press rep
resentative, Mrs. Louise Dyer.
The sewing circle OF Mlzpan Council
met at the home of Mrs. Mary Hensler
at Fort Myer Heights, Va, Thursday
Those present we're: Past National Coun-
cilor Mrs Naomi E, Swami, State Coun-
Gil Judiciary Mrs Mary z. Hohenstein
M. Gertrude Keys. Emma Lovett, Susie
Thomas, Stella Smoot. Louise Talbot
Clara Walker, Halle Harkride and Ivy
B. Harding.
Kenilworth Council opened in session
Tuesday evening, with the councillor
Virginia Adair, In the chair. Miss Clara
| Dunklev reDorted for the carnival COM
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sociate past councillor. A quartet COM
posed OF Miss Clara Haas. Mrs. Mary
Haas. Mrs. Lydia Cox and MIR. Sher-
man Miller, members of Fidelity Cotin-
cil. sang, accompanied on the piano
by Mrs. Mabel O. Downing. Deputy
Mrs. e. Violet Thompson made q speech
In the presentation Of gift to the out
going councillor, Mrs. Lydia Cox, and
to her associate councillor. Mrs. Annie
Scoggins, with a past councillors jewel.
She also gave talk to the newly In
Stalled officers. Past State Councillor
MRS. Mamie G. Howell delivered an adj
dress. The new councillor was also pre-
sented with an emblematic gold ring as
n rift from the council. The following
amendments we're made by the newly
installed councillor: George Scoggins,
press representative, and Mrs. Mabel
G. Downing, past councillor, as pianist,
succeeding Mr.. Sherman Miller. who
now becomes staff officer Of this coun.
Gil. Refreshments were served.
Progressive Council met Monday eve
ming with the councillor. Mrs. Isabelle
Wilkerson, presiding. Mrs. Rose Wells
made an address. Deputy State Coun-
cilor Charles Muller gave talk.
Kenmore Council was called to order
Friday evening at the Jr. O. u. A. M.
Horne. A donation of SIS was made for
the bus fund for the National Council
Home for the Aged and Inflrm. In
stallation Of officers, which was sched-
uled for this session, was deferred until
the meeting of July 20;
Charles ri. Miller, State secretary. has
received an application for charter
for a new D. OF A. Council to be located
in Georgetown, and Is to be known as
burnett Council, No. S. The date OF
institution will be announced later.
Phillip I. Geraci is the organizer.
Barbara Frietchie Council at its meet
in Thursday evening had under con-
sideration a proposition to change its
place Of meeting from Mount Rainier.
Md. to woodbridge The council will
hold an early meeting next Thursday
when the annual installations Will be
held and to be followed by a card party
Deputy State Councillor Charles II. Mill
Ter addressed the council.
Mayfiower Council, No. IL, held the
annual installation of officers after
transaction of the regular routine OF
business Friday evening, at the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics
Temple The impressive installation
ceremonies we're conducted by the
deputy StAte CoulCuoi, NILS nAi"oA.Sveo
Flynn, who presided as the installing
officer. The following officers-elect
were installed for the ensuing term
Mrs. Hattie Rupert. councillor: Mrs
Emma Brooks, vice councillor; Mrs. Ida
Bell, associate vice councillor; junior
past councillor, Mrs. Ella Powell; Mrs
Roberta Howard, associate junior past
councillor: Miss Bernice Carr, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Ethel M. Miles, as
sistan. recording secretary; Mrs. Eve
Raba, financial secretary Mrs. Margaret
Hartman, treasurer; Mrs. Mamie Will
ner. cnndnctreSs: Mrs Blanche Brooks