Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-16

members enjoyed lovely turkey dinner
under the Craftsmanship Of Mary Nichols,
Barbara FreiteIaie Council met in Star
Hall with the councillor, BERTHE Harlow.
in the chair. Bessie Adams was installed
As associate councillor by the deputy,
Julia Columbus. The unwEitten work
was given by Eta story. The eouneii
marks were made BY state Councillor
j. o. u. A. NJ. Edward Beck and Past
state Councillor J. o. u. A. n. Oscar
Anaeostia Council met wednesday
evening with the councillor, Sadie Sat-
tsrlsy. presiding. Ritualistie work "as
Kenmore Council was called to order
by Councillor Eta Gladde 81 egS ~
old fashioned country dance was held,
Fidelity Council was called TO oraer
bv Councillor Mabel Tippett. 1t was the
annual visitation of State CounelloT
LOuise Grubbg and her Officers, Also
present were State Councillor Viola Dan
of Virginia, Past National CouncnoE
Elizabeth 6ewsll. The unWritten woIk
was given by state Council OUTSIDE
Sentinel Emma Brooks. Gifts were pre-
sented To state Councillor Louise GFubbs,
ASSOCIATE state Councillor Margaret Sey-
mouF. Deputy Deborah StrietpeFgeT'
| state ConductreSs Mabel Downing.
star Spangled Banner Council was
! eaIled To order Thursday evening with
| Councillor Louise Linkins presiding. Fast
councillors jewels were presented 70
past Councillors Fannie Fonn ana Mapel
Weisbacker by Secretary MateaIsSS
Haifpap. A card party and heart s0eiai
was held. Ethel Miles will hold q
card party at her residence, 80 New
Work avenue, for the henent OF Unity
Council on March ~. This council mel
wednesday with Councillor Laura MIL
Martha cambridge Council, No, l, was
called to order with Mary Gettl9gs N
the chair. A card party was nelG lGCeI
at the home of Mrs, Anna beali' 100
twelfth street southeast. -..
| Golden Rule Council convened Fep-
mary % with Councillor Ernest Warren
presiding. Two candidates received the
degrees.
Ii. p. o. RLKs.
Chairman Robert Hoy of the enter
tainment committee has mace prepa"
rations for the second ladies' nlgnC'
next Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. An
extensive program has been arranged.
Members and their families are invited.
DR.. John Ready, chairman OF the At
lantic City convention committee, mas
called a meeting of his committee TO-
morrow night.
The outgoing exalted ruler, John Dill
Ion Fitzgerald. ofiiciated with his ON
GERS at the last initiation Of the present
lodge year In the initiation Of class OF
candidates last Wednesday. The fol-
lowing became members: Lewis Bern
stein. Samuel w. Blumenthal James A.
Burns, Harry T. Carroll. Glen A. Col
cord, William r. Sheehan, John j. Sny-
der Francis H. WEIGH and Rodney j.
Youngkin.
Bridge parties and concert will be
held the night OF April rs at the Lang
ley Junior High School and at the club,
expenses of the Boys Band on its trip
to Atlantic City next July.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
The last meeting of National Lodge
was called to order by Comdr MRS.
MaFilla Smith. Supreme Comdr. MRS.
Ada Knies, Supreme Committeeman
Mrs. Lena Geary, and the supervising
deputy over the District Of Columbia,
| Mrs, Sarah Sawden, were ofdcially re-
ceived. Thirteen new applications were
received and Is applicants were elected
TO membership.
The degrees were conferred upon
Auguste E. Powell, Mrs. Bette Adams,
Mrs. Bette Rockwell. Leonard II. Keefer,
Mrs. Madalene Leland, John Leland,
Mrs. Mary Bowers. Mrs. Florence H.
Ridley, William g. Hensley, Mrs Mary
X. Browne, Mrs. Bessie N. Marvel, Rob-
ert w. 6humate, Mrs. Eva Garner, Mrs.
Nina Sheets, Louis Merryman, Mrs.
| Marion b. FiSke, william A. Steiner,
Joseph N. Poore and John 8. Richards.