Evening star., 1928-04-15

DeVota Purdy was eleCIed 6O represent
the council In the popularity contest.
held at the home of the councillor.
Mrs. Horne. The next meeting Is
| scheduled to be with Mrs. Mary Green
at her residence, 329 II street north
cast. April %, This council will con-
duce a rummage sale at Four-and-a-
Half and l. streets southwest in May.
Piano selections were rendered by the
councillor Mrsr. Cleada f. Horne
Unity Council met Wednesday eve
ming in its hall at Ninth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast with
the councillor. Mrs. marguerite Grey,
presiding On oyster supper was
served.
Independent Council met Monday
night at 80S l street with Mrs. Minnie
Thompson, councillor. presiding, Mem
bers of Esther Council attended the
meeting in body, Addresses were
made by Past National Councillor
Elizabeth Sewell, Past State Councillor
Mrs Beach. Past State Councillor Alice
Courtney Past National Councillor Hat
tie Miller, State Deputy Mrs. Cora
Mandy. Past Councillor Mrs. Mary
Walker. Mrs. Mary Piersin. Mrs. w. F,
HumphricS. Mrs B. Pierson, Mrs, John
Davies Mrs Alice Furr. Mrs. william
Rohey Mrs John Riley. Mrs Alice
Morris. Mrs. William Jcllifer, John
Tucker, c. Q. Borher. Mrs. Nellie Dean,
Mrs. La REVERE and Mrs. Margaret
Fry Refreshments were served. A
social will be held May Il,
Loyalty Council met Tuesday evening
at the Junior Order Temple with Mrs.
Ethel Allen, councillor, presiding. Plans
were discussed for a class initiation
April "a. Recently the council appoint
II l4NsA &c
for the membership drive which will
close at its last regular meeting night
in April. The rcd team, under the
oaptaincy of Mrs Viola Frazier. is lead
ing and the blue team with William M.
kolb aS captain Is second.
Fidelity Council last Tuesday eve
ming received a delegation from Mount
Vernon Council of Alexandria, Va. The
councillor, Mrs. Lydia Cox, welcomed
them.
The degrees were conferred on Miss
Mabel f. Moneys for Fidelity Council
aud Mrs. lie Laiorn. the candidate for
Loyalty Council Storcopticon slides
were shown by Past Councillor George
Cox. Addresses we're given by Willard
A. Robey Richard B. Petit, ir. and
Herbert Robey Of Virginia.
Kenilworth Council met Tuesday eve
ming. with the councillor. Mrs. Virginia
Adair. in the chair, The council re-
ceived reports presented by Past Coum-
cllor John S. Driggers on the Bible COM
mittee and Mrs. Virginia Adair, chair
man OF the luncheon committee 1t
was stated that the luncheon will be
held April 10. Members are planning
TO attend the concluding visitation of
Golden Rule Council Friday night.
Old Glory Council met Monday night
at 92l Pennsylvania avenue southeast
Plans were made for heart social in
the near future
Triumph Council was called to order
Thursday evening by the councillor, Mrs.
Amelia Budesheim, in Northeast Ma
sonic Temple. A card party viii be
held in the councils hall April 10.
woODMEN OF THE WORLD.
With full ritual ceremony. Elm
Camp last week conferred the Protec-
ton Degree of Woodcraft upon 10 in
itiates. Two companies of the uniform
rank supported the degree team. State
Manager Luther C.. Jones instructed
the neophytes in the secret work and
District Manager ID. w Thayer adj
dressed the new choppers.
Maj. George NJ Green Of the Ist
Battalion has nominated Justin A.
Shook 10 be adlutant. with the rank
of first lieutenant. This completes the
personnel of the LIST Battalion staff
II is expected three companies from
this battalion will attend the uni
form rank encampment in Connecticut
the last week in July.
Clerks William Daikin. w j. Kerns.
d. w. Thayer and C. d. Holland in
troduced new applications for member
ship the past week Nearly all of
these were solicited by members of the
uniform rank and will be credited to
the District OF Columbia record. which
leads Maryland thus far for the pres
ent year
The Boosters Club will hold its
April convention next Friday evening
Fun delegations from all the local
camps are expected at this council of
the Congress Of Woodcraft in Washing
ton.