Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-07

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v. Edwards and Mrs. Mary H. Green.
Progressive Council met Monday eve
ming, with the councillor, Ruth Clarke
presiding. Mrs. Minnie B. Rabbit, past
councillor; Mrs. Rose Wells, chairman
Of the good of the order committee, and
Mrs. Eleanor Mcnamara made ad-
dresses. Mrs. Anna Anderson, Mrs. Oris
Morton and Miss Leona Taylor were
initiated.
Anacostia Council met Wednesday
| evening, with the councillor, Ethel Keene
presiding. The penny march prize was
won by Past Councillor Mrs. Mae Glib
| bonS. The following were initiated: Mrs.
| Margaret Lee, Mrs. Rose Hubacher, Miss
Edna Hubacher, Miss Pearl FARRELL, Mrs
Hattie Thomas and Edgar Mcdonald
The council will have installation o!
officers at its next meeting.
Fidelity Council convened Tuesday
evening, with Councillor Mrs. Mary
Haas presiding. An invitation was &C.
degrees for Betsy Ross Council Of
Vienna, Va, July Is, along with theil
drill team. Deputy State Councillor E
Viola Thompson, Past State Councillors
Julia Delano, Mary E. Ferguson, Mamie
G. Howell and Sadie Levy, State In.
side Sentinel Mabel G. Downing, Pas
Councillor Ruth Taylor and Louise
Taylor from Star Spangled Banner
Council, and l.. B. Thornton, treas
urer Of Virginia Dare Council, made
addresses.
Virginia Dare Council met Wednes.
day evening, with the councillor, Lucy
Hardy, presiding. Mrs. Mary Capper
Mrs. Margaret A. WILDER, Mrs. Matte
B. Brown and Mrs. Ella v. Mallory
were initiated. The following officers
will be installed at the next meeting
Councillor, Maybelle Bernard; associate
| councillor, Marion Fiske; vice councillor
Sophia Douglass; associate vice coun-
cilor, Kate Young; conductress, Louise
Callenberger; inside sentinel, Minnie
Butts; outside sentinel, Jessie Lee Tate;
representatives to the State Council, D
of A., Ella Thornton, r. L. Seymour
and Howard B. Hardy; trustees for II
months, Amy Warrick, and for 16
| months, Arener Stansbury. Mrs. Min
ME Butts has been appointed initiatory
| councillor, Miss Pauline Small reelected
as pianist, R. L. Seymour. recording
secretary; Maize Domdera, financial
secretary; L. B. Thornton, treasurer
and Amelia Berhle as assistant record
| ing secretary.
The annual excursion of the State
Council will be held at Chesapeake
Beach July IL.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Usage Tribe at its last meeting was
addressed by Past Great Sachem Self
fert.
Seneca Tribe met in Jonadab Hall,
with Sachem Martin presiding. After
an address by Great Sachem Baker on
publicity the meeting was turned over
70 the school of instruction.
Mineola Tribe met in AnacoStia Ma
/ IT, IL
presiding. First Sannap Thomas Baker,
made addresses.
Powhatan Tribe met June 81 in
Pythian Temple. with Junior Sycamore
| Phillips presiding. One candidate was
obligated and Chairman Becker of the
disabled members committee announced
an excursion to Marshall Hall August
10. Addresses were made by Great
Sachem Baker, Great Instructor 1fdler
and w. j. Bell of Kokomo, Ind.
Analostan Tribe met, with Sachcm
Dietz presiding. One was initiated and
two applications were received.
| At the last meeting of Sioux Tribe
announcement was made that in the
near future an outing will be held and
also class adoption.
! Idaho Council met in Pythian Tenn
pie, with Mrs. Norman presiding. The
| following officers were elected: Prophet
ess, Herman; Pocahontas, Bruce; We
honah, Heaton, and PoWhatan Starks.
White Eagle Council held their cleo
ton of officers as follows: Mrs. Nc
Farland, prophecies; Mrs. Smith, Poca-
hontas; Mrs. Mills, Wenonah. and Mr.
Coulter, Powhatan. The Pocahontas
, presented gold piece to Mrs. Chris
man for having brought in the most
new applications.
Waneta Council met in Pythian Tenn
pie and degrees were conferred and
election of officers was held. Hilda
ence DeSchard, Pocahontas: Mary
Green, Wenonah, and william Winston,
Powhatan.
Hiawatha Council met in Pythain
Temple, with PocahontaS Justis preSid-
ing. The raising team, composed Of
members of the Past PocahontaS' AsSo-
citation, installed the following officers:
Prophecies, JuStis; Pocahontas, Helen
Abrahams; Wenonah, Kolquist; Mime
haha, Ida Green; First Scout, Sister
Nally; Second Scout. Bridges: First
Runner. M. F. Abrahams: Second Run
ner, Sister Kuntz; First Councillor, Sis
ter Grabel; Second Councillor, Sister
Jenkins; First Warrior, Sister Davis;
Second Warrior, Sister Brown; Third
Warrior, Sister Ryan; Fourth Warrior.
Brother Nally; Guard Tepee, Sister
DEMENT,. and Guard Forest, Brother
Martinik. Great Sachem Baker, Great
Instructress Roland, Chief Deputy Au-
gusta Thompson, Past Great Sachems
Thompson, McCracken and Baxter and
Past Great Instructresses Swindells
and Mastin made addresses.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Liberty Bell Council met June 30 in
Northeast Masonic Temple, with Coun-
cilor Allen Witherite presiding. Officers
elected were: Councillor, Charles D. Hid;
vice councillor, F. H. Weber; recording
secretary, H. c. Mallory; assistant re-
cording secretary, A. B. Hughes; flnan-
cial secretary, r. Z. McCulloch; treas
urer, w. H. McClung; conductor, j. B.
Clements; warden, William Hendrick-
son; inside sentinel, G.. w. Griffith;
outside sentinel, George E. Hid; chap
lain, L. e. Rector; representatives to
the State Council, Past Councillors Nc
Culloch, McClung, Rector and Franks
State Councillor A. G. Columbus, State
Vice Councillor Ed G. Beck, Past Coun-
cilor Gorbutt of Star Spangled Banner
Council and Max Essberger, Bergstrom
Rector, Hid, G. H. and Roy RisleI
made addresses.
Edward A. Delhi, chairman of the
local committee on preparations for the
annual reunion excursion to Pen-Mar
Pa, announces it will occur August Is
Star Spangled Banner Council met In
Junior o. u. A.. M. Temple June % and
was called to order with j. Russell
Bergin presiding. The following OH.
GERS were elected: Councillor, M. Gar
rett; vice councillor, j. w. Brown; re.
cording secretary, George Barnes Gre.
elected; assistant recording secretary
G. L. Dawson; financial secretary, o
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