Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

president, Mrs. Cleada e. Horne, at the
home Of its treasurer, Mrs. Rose
Myles, 722 @ street northeast. Preced-
ing the meeting piano solos were rem
dered by Mrs. C. z. Horne. 1t was de-
cided to have club pins, and also card
party was planned by these members
| for July 20. A cake was won by Mrs.
Cleada e. Horne. The next meeting is
scheduled for August l at $500 Con-
necticut avenue.
Virginia Dare Council has chosen the
following officers Councillor. Rosa B.
HomAn; associate councillor, Areror
Stansbury: vice councillor. Lucy Hard
ing; associate vice councillor, George Q.
Sunday; conductor, Mabel Bernard:
warden, Marion Fiske, recording Secre-
tafy, Robert L. Seymour Ge-elected);
assistant recording secretary, Amelia
Behrle; treasurer, l.. B. Thornton (re-
elected; financial secretary, Maize
Domderia (re-elected); inside sentinel,
Ella Thornton: outside sentinel. Lillian
A. Dewey; Is months trustee, Eula
Bates; representatives to the State
Council, Daughters of America, Marilla
| Smith, Ella Thornton and Mary M
Sunday. All officers-elect have been re-
uuested to be present for installation,
which will take place July IL. At the
meeting of this council Wednesday eve
ming there were two applications re-
ceived for membership, and Mrs. Lillian
A. Dewey was received by the councillor,
Mrs. Rose Grant, into membership by
transfer card from Betsy Ross Council.
Deputy State Councillor Mrs. Mamie c.
Howell and j. Harry Howell from
Fidelity Council made addresses.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Brightwood Review will meet tomor-
row evening in the parish house OF the
Church Of the Holy Comforter, 57oo
Georgia avenue.
The Alpha Beta Chi girls will hold
special business meeting Thursday
evening at 7:30 o'clock at 1850 Massa-
chusetts avenue This will be the final
meeting of the season.
National Review will meet Friday
evening at 1850 Massachusetts, avenue.
washington Review announces card
party to be held at 1850 Massachusetts
avenue July II for the benefit OF the
review.
Liberty Union Review will be the
hostess review at the Monday luncheon
at 1850 Massachusetts avenue. Lunch
is served from 1880 to 1880 pm.
MACCABEES.
| Members Of Mount Vernon and Ma
tional Tents, Eureka and Martha Wash
ineton Hives, the Maccabees. together
with their families and members OF
Capitol Court, Jewels Of the Maccabees,
| celebrated the Fourth of July with q
basket picnic at the Reservoir grounds
entrance to Rock Greek Park. Supreme
Lieut.. Comdr. r. p. Kuntz Of Detroit,
with Sir knight H. z. Crouch, record
keeper of National Tent. attended. In
the 1O0-yard dash for boys prizes were
awarded to Leroy RudaSill.. first; Dom
aid Keister, second; John Burke, third.
Three legged race, won by Arthur
Matthias and Donald Keister. Fifty
yard dash for girls, first and second
prizes were awarded to Mildred Robin
son and Grace Matthias.
The base ball game was played be-
tween the Capitol Court Jewels and the
Woodbridge Insects. 1t was stopped at
| the fifth inning due to rain, the score
being Capitol Court, 8: Woodbridge. 2.
Capitol Court. Jewels OF the Macca-
bees, has installed the following of1i-
GERS of the court of industry: Queen
bee, Dorothy Downey; junior bee, Harry
Bryant; busy bee, Johnson Hardy:
golden rod, Pauline Stine: butterflies,
Catherine Lyon, Gertrude Lyon; maple
leaf, Mary Morris: butterflies, Mildred
Haas Irma Haas; clover. Gladys Shell
| lin butterflies. Dorothy Riley. Bess
Riley: scout bees, Joseph Huppmann.
| Francis Schade: toiler bees. Cornelius
Milstead. Wilbur Newton; bombus, FL