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sion, and arrangements are also being
made for a country dance February ]
in its hall. Installation of officers was
conducted by Deputy State Councillor
Mrs. Lulu F. Schwenk, who acted as
the installing officer. The following
officers we're installed: Councillor, Mrs.
Gertrude Bohrer; associate councillor,
Mrs. Lillian Wilcox; vice councillor, Mrs,
Vesta Biggs; conductor, Mrs. Clara A.
Rock, and warder, Mrs. Dora Wood
The outgoing associate councillor was
the recipient of a gold past councillors
jewel, a gift from the council. The
presentation speech was made by Past
Councillor Mrs. Belle Gibson. At the
last meeting Councillor Mrs. Cleada E.
Horne presided. The children of the
members were guests at a Christmas
party and entertainment. The program
rendered by the children included reci-
tationS and carols, vocal solos by Elwood
Kiester and readings by Miss Dorothea
Bohrer. Santa Claus distributed gifts
of candies, nuts, oranges and toys. A
gift from the members wa made to
Mrs. Virginia Kiester.
The December meeting of the Swanee
Club of Old Glory Council was held at
the home of Mrs. Mildred Rock. There
was a Christmas party. Gifts were eX-
changed. Games were played and prizes
won by Mrs. Kate Wright and Mrs.
Lula MaStin.
Anacostia Council met January 2,
with the councillor, Mrs. Sarah Budding
ton, presiding. officers reports were
given. The following officers were in
stalled: Councillor, Ethel Keene; aSso-
ciate councillor. Evelyn Sullivan: vice
councillor, Bertha Hubacher; associate
vice councillor, Lillian Hazel; conductor,
Emma Delaney; warden, Mildred Mont
gomery; Junior past councillor, Sarah
Buddington; associate Junior past coun-
cilor, Mae Gibbons; inside sentinel,
Nora Lee: outside sentinei, Frank Smith,
and trustee 18 months, Laura
Mitchell. The councillor appointed her
committees, as follows: Past Councillor
Margaret Lainhart, chairman of good
of the order; Mrs. Emma Delaney, god
dess of liberty. The members of the
degree team Of Fairmont Council of
Baltimore will exemplify the degree
January Is.
Independent Council met at 800 I
street, with the councillor, Mrs. Mar
garet Fry, presiding. The following Of
ficers were elected: Councillor, Miss
Masion Rhine; associate councillor,
Mrs. Nellie Deane; vice councillor, Mrs.
Britt Jellifer; associate vice councillor,
Mrs. Nora Jones; recording secretary,
Mrs. Elizabeth Laveneria; financial sec
rotary, G. o. Boliser; treasurer, Mrs.
Hattie Miller; conductor, Mrs. Laura
Taylor; warden, L. Z. Manly: junior
past councillor, Mrs. Margerate Fry:
associate Junior past councillor, John
Tucker; inside sentinel, Mrs. Susie
Rhine; outside sentinel. Mrs. Marjorie
Matthews; trustee for Is months, Mrs.
Elizabeth Sewell. The application of
Mrs. Mary North was received. A
Christmas entertainment was given un-
der the direction of Mrs. Nellie Dora:1.
Miss Francis Tucker was vocal SoloiSt
of the evening, with L. E.. Mandy as
piano accompanist Miss Marian Rhine
gave ~recitations. Addresses were made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton, Past Ma
tiohal Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell,
Thomas Jellifer, l.. E. Mandy, George
Jones, State Deputy Mrs. Cora Mandy,
and Mrs. Mary North. Presents were
given as follows: Umbrella to Junior
Past Councillor Mrs. Minnie Thompson,
umbrella to Past State Deputy Mrs.
Mandy, umbrella to Mrs. Nellie Dean,
watch chain to John Tucker. Presents
from the Christmas tree were dis
tributed.
Mizpah Council convened Tuesday
evening with the councillor, Mrs. Ella
Stone, presiding. John and Samuel
Barnett were proposed for membership.
Officers were installed by the deputy
State councillor, Mrs. Caroline Butts, as
follows: Councillor, Mary Sinclair; as
sociate councillor, Moritz Hartung; vice
councillor, Mary Smoot; associate vice
councillor, Martha Donaldson; conduc-
tor, Ida Rutherford; inside sentinel,
Clara Walker; assistant recording secre-
tary, Ivy B. Harding, and trustee,
Emma Lovett. The book officers, Mrs.
Mary L. Hoffman, Mrs. Naomi E.
Swami and Mrs. Mary Bauer, remained
in their respective Offices for another
six months. The new councillor made
the following appointments: Chair
man Nof good of the order committee,
Ivy B. Harding; vice chairman, Mrs.
Mary E. Hohenstein, and chairman of
publicity committee, Mrs. Louise Dyer.
B. P. o. ELKS.
A visitation to Washington Lodge. will
be made next Wednesday by the men,
bers of Annapolis Lodge. The dele
CATION from Annapolis will be headed
by Exalted Ruler E. A. Hesselbrock
and w. G. Sullivan, secretary of
Annapolis Lodge. Exalted Ruler
Nathan WE'LL and the officers of the
lodge have arranged a dinner and
CIiJEIB dlllIIlEllb 1OI LIE NISllOIS.
District Deputy Grand Exalted
Ruler Ensor of Towson, Md. Lodge will
make his annual visit to Washington
Lodge and will deliver an address upon
the work of the order March Is
Ladies night last Wednesday at the
home had an attendance of more than
1900. Among the entertainers were
Kate Smith, Billy Dale, Flo Singer,
Milt Davis. Clark and Howard, Miss
Jean Beverly, Miss Estelle Wentworth,
City Club Trio, Miss Ida Clarke, Paul
Francis, and George w. Whathen, ST.,
and his musical band of five clowns.
The following have been appointed
to arrange for the banquet to be given
Grand Exalted Ruler Murray Hubert
and the officers of the Grand Lodge
which will be held the latter part Of
March: James E. Colifiower, chairman;
Nathan WE'LL, vice chairman: Michael
@. Mccormick, treasurer; George e.
Strong, Jr., secretary; Patrick j. Callan
and Capt. Howard Peter, assisted by all
the past exalted rulers of Washington
Lodge. Fred Whitehead will be chair
man Of arrangements.
JOBS DAUGHTERS.
Bethel No. l held its semi-annual
open installation of officers January 5
at Masonic Temple, and the following
were installed: Honored queen, Hazel
Miller; senior princess, Margaret Cum
minis; Junior princess, Marie Miller;
guide, Anetia Overbee; marshal, Evelyn
Collins; junior custodian, Louise Pat
terson; senior custodian. Dorothy Ver-
non; inner guard, Gertrude Smith:
outer guard, Dora Bateman; recorder.
Elizabeth Beach; treasurer, Eleanor
Hall; pianist, Philabelle Burke; librarian,
Mary Wallen: chapain, Edna Newman:
first messenger, Ruth Lille: second mes
senger, Christine Thackara; third mes
Henger. Janet Logan; fourth messenger,
Marian Hayford, and fifth messenger,
Helen Nussbaum. The installing off,
GERS were Margaret Horn, Catherine
Jardine and Zelda Newman.
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