Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05

! twenty were eEGTNGO W tNGbtNS
the membership degree. The following
afacers we're elected and installed;
Councillor, Mrs. Josephine c. Herbit
vice councillor. Mrs. r. l., Daily: Junior
past councillor Philip Geraci; associate
Junior past councillor, Mrs. Bessie
Houscr, associate councillor, Walter
Boyd. associate vice councillor Mrs.
Verona Zimmerla: warden. John Houser:
conductor, Mrs Ada Cough: financial
secretary, n. f. Brewer; recording sec
r>tary. A. c. Darne; assistant recording
secretary, r. l.. Daily, outside sentinel.
Mrs. Poole, inside sentinel. Mrs, Alice
M. BOYD: treasurer. Mrs Lena Duck
wall Trustees-Eighteen months Mr.,
Gains: IL months. Mrs. Gains and six
months, Mrs. Cough, representatives to
/ the State Council, Philip Geraci. Walter
| Boyd and Mrs. Ada Cough. Past State
| Councillor Mrs. Floda NJ Regain and
] Past Councillor Mrs Nellie Beall rem
dered instrumental selections,
Triumph Council was called TO order
! BY the councillor. Mrs. Mary ID, Towers.
July IS at Northeast Masonic Temple,
/ Past Councillor Ray r. Campbell re-
Quested all officers of the drill and in
! itiatory teams to be present at the next
meeting for the purpose of holding re-
/ hearsalS. J. w. Sclwenk. Drillmaster
Harry Buell., National Representative
Mrs. Fannie Joyner. Mrs, Lillian MIC
! Cormick. Mrs. Katie Fischer, Past
| Councillor Mrs. Marie Stephenson, Mrs.
/ Ida umhaw and Past State Councillor
| j. w. Schwenk made addresses.
| Golden Rule Council plans a lawn
party Tuesday evening at Sixth street
and North Carolina avenue southeast
for the benefit of the Orphans Home
fund,
Golden Rule Council met July - with
/ Councillor Mrs. Emma Marie Bowen
presiding Mrs. Mary E. Risler, a past
councillor was received into membership
! by transfer from Martha cambridge
/ Council Past Councillor Mrs, Eva Wood
represented this council at the meeting
of the board of directors of the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics
Hall Association and submitted report
Of the meeting. Other committee re-
ports on relief were given by Councillor
Mrs Bowen, Mrs. Stella Lewis, Mrs.
Margaret Taylor and Ernest Warren
State Councillor Mrs Elizabeth Shop
herd gave talk. Associate Councillor
Charles Luh spoke on returning fra
ternal visits to MERCER Council of
Fredericksburg. Va: Mount Vernon
Council of Alexandria. Va. and Nathan
Hale Council of Baltimore. Md Coun-
cilor Mrs. Josephine c. Herhit. Conduc-
tor Mrs. Ada Cough. Mr.. Cough and
Mrs. Lena Duckwell, treasurer, and
Mrs. Viola Dale. State vice councillor of
Virginia Of John L. Barnett Council adj
dressed the council. A parcel-post
party was held john Furtell won the
first prize. Instrumental selections were
given by Mrs. Ida Teeple and Past
Councillor Mrs. Lottie Y. FutreI and an
address was made by Past State Coun-
cilor John d. Simpson of the Jr. 0. u.
A. M.
W0MAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Washington Review viii have charge
of the luncheon Monday Tables for
five hundred and bridge will be ready
following the lunch.
The Monday Lunch Review will meet
at pm at the clubhouse. Mrs. Leon
Arnold, president, will preside. Lunch
will follow the business meeting.
Victory Review will meet at the club
house tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Mrs. Minnie Dunn. president, will pre-
side
Liberty-U Union Review will meet at
pm Monday. Mrs Lillian Saffell,
president. viii preside
Washington Review, Mrs Alverda
Meyer, president. will meet at the club
Tuesday evening at o'clock.
The Thursday afternoon card party
will be held AT the clubhouse at 2
o'clock. Mrs. Della Edmunds viii be
hostess
National Union.
Special Representative Jack Marshall.
former president of the senate. r. E.
Ferguson: Senator's j. e. Rhodes. j. A.
Williams and A. S. Brown attended the
meeting or the senate Of the National
Union Assurance Society at Niagara
Falls July is to July 20. Mr.. Williams
was elected TO membership on the ex-
ecutive committee of the senate and
Mr. Ferguson was reelected as mem
Der of the board of trustees
The Hospital Service Association held
an outing Thursday at Glen Echo Park
August 2.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
One new member was admitted to
Hope Council al Tuesdays meeting
Remarks we're made by Deputy Coun-
cilor Cruix, Mrs. DuYal, Mr. Robinson
and others Supper was served Mem
beers and their friends who desire TO
attend the councils annual picnic next
Saturday at Herald Harbor are re-
auested to meet al / 80 o'clock at the
w. B. &, A. station, Twelfth street and
New York avenue,
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
Loyalty Lodge convened Monday eve
ming, Comdr Anna H. Everham presid-
ing. Installation of officers was held
Supreme Deputy Margaret e. Baker was
I fnA Sxsi4T {y@~ +A1f Inf hxF act