Evening star., 1929-06-30

MfS. haJnrVn 1tdflH, IGCOIulllB SGCAe-
tary, Miss Julie Cauthen; financial sec
retary, Miss Ruth Ronning; treasurer,
Frank W. Alexander, and degree direc-
tor Austin Shoots. The degree was
conferred upon Miss Evelyn D. Foster.
The officers will be installed July 8.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
The first annual outing of the Rain
bow Club was held at Chapel Point,
Md, last Sunday. More than 40 mem
bers, accompanied by guests attended.
J. E. Magee won first prize for staying
under water for the longest period of
time; three-legged race was won by
Louis Barnes and Mrs. Laura Whip;
the mems race was won by Mr.. Barnes;
children'S race by Miss Vivian Wilson
and the woman's race by Miss Josephine
Thornhill and Nellie Teeple.
Old Glory Council convened last
Monday evening. Five candidates were
initiated Mrs. Serriff and Mrs. Ram
sey from Fidelity Council made ad-
dresses. The monthly meeting of the
Swanee Club was held at the home of
Past State Councillor Mrs. E. Viola
Thompson. Games were played, the
prizes being won by Mrs. Kate Wright,
Mrs. Louise Mcdonald, Mrs. Mildred
Rock and Mrs Myra Courtney. The
next meeting of the club will be held
with Past State Councillor Mrs. Mary
Ferguson on Conduit road.
Golden Rule Council convened June
81 with the councillor. Mrs. Stella
Lewis, presiding. Following is the re-
suit of the election of officers: Coun-
cilor, Miss Shepherd; associate councillor
Mrs. Ida Teeple; vice councillor, Ernest
Warren; associate vice councillor, Mrs.
Carrie Englehaupt; treasurer MIS-.
Mary E. Risler; financial secretary,
Mrs. Eva Wood (re-electcdD recording
secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd (re-
elected; assistant recording secretary,
Miss Harryette Meyer; conductress,
Miss Eva Cunningham: warden, Louis
Barnes; inside sentinel, Mrs. Ruth
Warren; outside sentinel, j. Edward
Magee; trustee tl8 months), Mrs. Mar
garet Taylor; representatives to the
State Council, Mrs. Margaret Taylor,
Mrs. Emma Marie Bowen and Ernest
Warren.
Triumph Council met June 90 with
the councillor Adalyn Burger, presiding.
The following received the degrees:
Carrie S. Yancey, Minnie Baxter,
Arthur c. Smith. Anita P. Thomas
Willard j. Hill, Laura NJ Burke, Mil
dred Payne and Edith E. Osborn initi-
ated for this council and Benjamin
Garner for Kenmore Council. The
next initiation will be held July IL.
The last meeting of the Past Coun-
cilors' Association for the Summer was
held June IA at the home of Mrs
Amelia Budesheim, 1916 B street south
east. Games were played and prizes
were won by Mrs. Jennie Buell., Mrs
Louise SchWenk, Mrs. Ida Umhau and
Mrs Marie Stephenson The next
meeting will be held October IL at the
home of Mrs. Agnes Barbour, 1911 a
street northeast.
Barbara Frietchie Council met June
20 in Star Hall, Mount Rainier, Md,
with the councillor, Mary carney, in the
chair Two members were reinstated
and two applications were balloted on.
State councillor, Charles H. Miller, ard
Edward G.. Beck, State vice councillor
OF the local Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
Loyalty Council recently celebrated
its eleventh birthday anniversary. A
short business meeting was presided
over by Past Councillor Mrs. Ethel Allen.
Mrs. Viola Dale. State councillor of Vir-
ginia: Mrs. Margaret Hartman, nationai
deputy councillor, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Sewell. past national councillor, made
addresses. William H. Kolb and Past
Councillor Mrs. Mae Gibbs presented a
tableau. Gifts were presented TO the
SSEEcIdIY.
Mrs. Julia Columbus; assistant re ,ord-
ing secretary, Catherine Bucker: finan-
cial secretary, Mrs. Mary B. Wayson,
and treasurer, William H. Kolb. The
presentations were made by Mrs.
Grubbs. A dialogue was presented by
Bessie Kenyon, State secretary of Vir-
glnia; address by Past National Coun-
cilor o. B. Hopkins of Virginia, address
by Associate State Councillor Julia PEN
nifield of the District of Columbia.
State Councillor A. C.. Columbus of the
Jr. 0. U. A. M. made the presentation
OF gift in behalf of the members of
Loyalty Council to the State vice coun-
cilor, Mrs. Lula Grubbs.
Mlzpah Council convened Tuesday
evening, with Councillor Mary Sinclair
presiding. The offlcerS-elect are as
follows: Junior past councillor, Mary
Sinclair: associate junior past coun-
cllor, Moritz Hartung; councillor, Mary
Smoot; associate councillor, Martha
Donaldson; vice councillor, Ida Ruther-
lord; associate vice councillor, Susie
Thomas; warden, Cora Marcy: con-
ductress, Marie Milstead; inside senti-
mel, Florence Cook; outside sentinel
Clara Walker; treasurer, Naomi e.
Swami (re-elected; financial secretary,
Mary Bauer (re-elected); recording sec
retary, Mary Hoffman (re-elected): as
slstant recording secretary, Ivy B. Har-
ding (re-elected); 18-month trustee,
Ella Stone; representatives to the State
Council, Martha Donaldson, Stella
Smoot and Ella Stone. Applications for
membership were presented by Clarence
Reynolds, Mrs. Martha Albacht. Mrs. E.
l.. Norris and Mrs. Rosa E. Pullin. The
installation Of officers will be held
July 9.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Edward j. Ross Council was called to
order IN Junior Temple June 20, with
Councllor Linkins presiding. Two ap-
pEcat1ons for membership were pre-
sented. Martin B. Smelling was given
the obligation. Recording Secretary
George w. Swift and Past Councillors
hilton and DeShazo made addresses.
Eagle Court of the Oriental Degrees
conferred the degrees on a class of IL.
Anacostia Council met in Masonic
Han, Fourteenth and u streets south
east. Monday evening and was called
TO order, with Councillor James r.
Prather presiding. The following off,
GERS were elected: Councillor, E. D.
Kaufman; vice councillor, John Nair;
conductor, Ernest Nair: warden, r. H.
Norton; inside sentinel, Charles Cox;
outside sentinel. John w. Smithson;
chaplain, Samuel Hubacher, and trustee
for ID months, F. C. Prather. National
Outside Sentinel Joseph A. Smithson
made report on the proceedings of
the National Council convention. The
principal speaker was State Vice Coun-
cilor Edward G. Beck. Wampus Court
of the Oriental Degree will meet July
81.
j. Morgan Read Council met In Star
Hall, Mount Rainier, Md, June 81, and
was called to order, with Councillor
Roland A. Haley presiding. The de-
grees were conferred upon Ralph E.
Davis, George Greenil, James Kienner
and Rexford S. Worley. The following