Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-28

Mrs. Annie feathers In the chair. Una
Dorsey made a report on the State Ses-
sion. Mrs. Nettie Beck was appointed
on the State Legislative Committee.
At the last meeting of AnacoStia
Council Mrs. Ethel Burroughs, recently
elected State councillor of the District
of Columbia, was honored. State Treas
! urer Mrs. Mildred Rock was welcomed
as deputy. Junior Past Councillor Mrs.
Louise A. Grubbs presented the council
with q $3.50 goldpiece, as first prize,
for the largest attendance at the
carnival given by Loyalty Council. The
following program was rendered: Duet,
Mary Plumb and Effie Mohler: songs
Doris Young, Helen Young and George
Hardness. accompanied by Mrs. Young;
presentation of gifts to Mrs. Ethel Bur-
roughtS, Mrs. Mildred Rock, Mrs. Fam
ME Kolb, Mrs. Naomi Swami, Mrs. E.
Viola Thompson and Mrs. Floda Reagan.
A feature of the evening was the birth
day celebration of II members, who
were greeted by Bette Henning and
Virginia Truman, who sang. A banquet
| concluded the evening.
AT the last meeting of Loyalty Coun-
Gil quiet reception was held for Junior
Past State Councillor Mrs. Grubbs in
the form of homecoming. A recep-
ton Will be held october % for the new
deputy as well as the retiring deputy.
Junior Past State Councillor Mrs. L.
Grupos and Past State Councillor Co
lumbuS OF the Jr. o. u. A. M spoke.
Mrs. Marian Tennyson was hostess
to the Swanee Club of Old Glory Coun-
Gil at their last meeting, at which time
plans were made for card party to be
held in November. Mrs, Elizabeth
wilmington, president of the club, has
returned from an extended trip up
North, and has resumed her duties
MISS Ovlllia Ridgway was an honored
guest of the club.
Old Glory Council was called to order
by the councillor, Mrs. Susie Lewis. when
the State officers and deputy were well
coined. Mrs. Belle Gibson presented
her credentials as deputy State coun-
cllor. Mrs. Mildred Rock presented her
, with a gilt from the council. To the
outgoing deputy, Mrs. Viola Frazier, a
gift was also presented.
Junior Past State Councillor Mrs.
Louise Grubbs presented the council
with $3.50 in gold as second prize for
cne second largest attendance at the
carnlVal, given by Loyalty Council.
talks were given by Mrs. Rock, State
conductor Mrs. Belle Gibson. State In
side Sentinel Mrs Ella Stone. State
OUTSIDE Sentinel Mrs. Ollie Montgom-
cry ana Past Deputy Mrs. Viola Frazier
Songs were sung by Mrs. Rock. Mrs
Lulu Mastin, Mrs. Elsie Boteler and
Mrs. Viola Frazier.
WoODMEN CIRCLE.
Past State President Mary Schone-
berger has arranged joint meeting of
al groves OF the Woodmen Circle to be
held at Woodmen Hall. 935 Grant nlace
September 80 at pm. State Manager
Mrs. Canada will be present.
B.P. o. ELKS.
The Fall activities of Washington
Lodge VIII begin with q meeting Oc-
tober for the initiation of SO candi-
oates into the order. Preceding the
regular session a dinner will be served
Tor the membership of the lodge at 6
O'Clock. After the session the chairman
OF the Entertainment Committee, John
Reh, has provided an entertainment.
The Boys Band of SIS members. under
the direction of George Chapman, will
give a two-hour concert.
Inc Dance Committee, through its
chairman, Emil Brahler, reports prog
resS is being made for the twelfth an
nual charity ball November "a, at the
New Willard Hotel.
The Entertainment Committee an
nounces that members of talent wishing
to join a minstrel troupe now in the
making should report to its Chairman,
John Reh. or Secretary William s.
Shelby.
District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler
Charles w. Bennett of Salisbury, Md.
Lodge, and the president of the State
Association, comprising Maryland, Della
ware and the District of Columbia. Ar
thur Morrison, will make their official
visit to the lodge October 8. Exalted
Ruler Maj George e. Strong has in
vlted the exalted rulers and the officers
OF the ii lodges of the State Association
to act as personal escort to the dis
frfn