Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10

Charles 7. Jones; warden, CnarleS M
Cecil; sentry, John I. Mullican, Royal
Arcanum buttons were presented to
the new members by Grand Secretary
Stephen H. Takes who also addressed
the council on the value of fraternal
insurance.
Grand Regent Childs. with his corps
of officers, paid the first of their an
nual official visitations to District
Council, Wednesday. The speakers of
the evening we're the grand regent,
President of the Boosters Club Warren
NJ Schoonmaker and Grand Secretary
Stephen II. Takes. Refreshments were
served and an entertainment provided.
The grand regent announces further
official visitations to Municipal Council.
February II: Capitol Council. February
IA; Oriental Council, February 10;
Kismet Council, February 81.
Councils meeting this week are;
Municipal, Monday; Kismet, Wednes-
day, and Capitol, Thursday.
Daughters of America.
Old Glory Council met January 80 in
Northeast Masonic Temple, with the
councillor. Mrs. Blanche Robertson. pre-
siding State Councillor Mrs. Carrie G..
Meile and her staff of officers paid the
council an annual and fraternal visit A
program was given as follows: Presenta-
ton of an electric iron to State Coun-
cilor Mrs Nellie by State Treasurer
Mrs Mildred Rock; piano solo, Miss
bridge lamp to Deputy State Councillor
Mrs. Cora L. Thompson; past State
Councillor Mrs. E. Viola Thompson by
Associate Junior Past State Councillor
Mrs. Cora L. Thompson, Past State
Councillor Mrs. E. Viola Thompson pre-
sented Mrs. Rock with pillow, Mrs
| Rock presented the charter members,
Mrs Ida Kerper, Mrs. L. E. Thompson
and Ella Scott with flowers. The pro-
gram was concluded with e play by
nine members of the council.
Virginia Dare Council met, with
Councillor Lucy Hardy presiding. Mrs.
Mamie Cox Howell has called a re-
hearsal of the degree team for 3 pm.
today. r. L. Seymour, assisted by
Rose B. Holman, furnished the enter
tainment. There will be initiation at
the next meeting.
Goodwill Council met January 81,
with the councillor, Mrs. Conroy, pre-
siding. Two teams were appointed by
the councillor, the red team to be cap
tanned by Mrs. Garrett Fortune and
the blue team in command of Mrs.
Roberta E. Nails, who are contemplating
membership drive. Mrs. Garrett For
tune has been appointed press repre-
sentative.
| Mizpah Council convened Tuesday
evening, with the councillor, Mary Sin
clair, in the chair. The application of
Mrs Emma Hohmann was presented
| for membership
| Unity Council met Wednesday evening
with the associate councillor, Mrs. Mildred
Poore, presiding. Remarks were made
by Past Councillor Mrs Marguerite
Grey, Mrs. Gertrude Douglass and
others.
Golden Rule Council plans to hold
its annual Valentine dance in Car
penters' Hall, Tenth and K streets,
February IL.
The next grand visitation is scheduled
| by the State councillor, Mrs. Carrie G.
Meile, and her staff of officers to Lib
erty Council February Is in Pythian
Temple.
Kenmore Council met in the Junior
Order Hall February /. The business
was conducted by the councillor, Mrs
Gertrude Bohrer. The drill and initia-
tory teams are holding rehearsals the
second and fourth Monday evenings ia
the Hines Junior High School, Seventh
and c streets southeast. Miss Marie
Edwards was chosen drillmistress. Mrs
Belle Gibson was nominated as associ-
ate vice councillor. Installation of off,
GERS followed, Mrs. Cleada e. Horne
| junior past councillor; Mrs. Mary H
Green, assistant recording secretary;
Mrs. Rose Myles, inside sentinel and
| Mrs. Belle Gibson, associate vice coun-
cilor. Mrs. Belle Gibson announced the
Junior Order of United American Me-
chanics of Andrew jackson Council will
present flag to the Aurora Hills Public
School of Virginia February "a.
| John L. Burnett Council met Monday
evening. with the councillor, Mrs. jose
phine G. Herbert, presiding, and had its
first grand visitation Addresses were
made by State Treasurer Mrs. Mildred
Rock, Associate State Councillor Mrs.
Julia Pennifield. State Secretary Charles
H. Miller and Grand Instructress Mrs
Naomi E. Swami. The following pro-
gram was rendered: Song, Miss Annie
Cornwell, accompanied at the piano by
Mr.. Cornwell; remarks by Walter NJ
Boyd, associate junior past councillor, in
the presentation of napkins to the State
| councillor, Mrs. Carrie G. Meile. Due
to her illness the gift was delivered by
the associate, Mrs. Julia Pennifield; re-
marks by Conductor Mrs Ada Cough
IN the presentation of hose to the deputy
State councillor, Mrs Elizabeth Shep-
herd; remarks by the chairman, Mrs.
Mayree Daley, in the presentation of a
dish to the associate State councillor, Mrs.
Julia Pennifield; song, Miss Minnie
Bairasky, accompanied at the piano by
Mr.. Cornwell; reading, Conductress MRS.
Ada Cough; readings and dialogues,
George Cornwall; vocal solo, Miss Corn
well, accompanied at the piano by MIR.
George Cornwell; sketch, Miss Ruth
| Winston, Mrs. Mayree Daley, Miss Min
ME Bairasky and Mrs. Ada Cough; vo-
cal solo, Miss Minnie Bairasky.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Central Camp received one applica-
ton for membership at its meeting
Tuesday evening. Frederick A. Meyer,
formerly of Atlantic City, N. j.; D. F.
Knee of Inkerman, w. Va, and George
| D. Hiner of Brentsville, Va, were adj
mitted by transfers. Official notice of
the Head Camp to be held in Chicago
during the first week of June was re-
ceiyed from Rock Island, and prepara-
tions were made for the election of a
| delegate and alternate to the State
Camp, which which be held in this city
| in April. August H. Jaeger of Central
Camp is now State clerk, and Dr.
Thomas Linville is State consul, under
whose supervision the State Camp for
this year will be organized. A move
to organize an automobile caravan to
convey members of the order in the
District of Columbia to the Head Camp.
A committee, consisting of Henry P.
Clark, Harrison F. Shaw and Walter A.
Dordell, was named for the purpose
| of comforting with other camps in the
District. Director r. r. Smith and
Supt. John E. Swanger of the Modern
Woodmen Sanatorium, at Colorado
Springs, Colo, will be in Washington
March H. A number of the camps
have appointed committees to prepare
for joint meeting at that time. Gen.
1 trail Camp named DR.. John w. Sutherin,
/ George A. Casey and Marc Cohen.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.