Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21

ship. Plans were completed for the
annual Christmas party.
Mrs. Viola Mallonee presided at the
last meeting of Unity Councn, Wnen
Mrs. Alberta Mallonee and Mrs. Ida
Hughes were appointed on the STATE
| Benevolence Committee.
| Mrs. Mary Giddings presided at the
last meeting of Martha Dandridge
Council. when the State councillor, Mrs.
Ethel Burroughs, and her staff Of OIL
/ GERS paid their annual and fraternal
visit. Officers are: Councillor, Mrs. Liz
zie Hayes; associate councillor, Edith
! Kendall; vice councillor, Rosa Carter;
associate vice councillor. Madeline Frye;
Conductor, Gladys carter; warden,
Hazel Kerns; inside sentinel, Annie
Powell: outside sentinel, Ethel Decator;
assistant recording secretary, Lille
Beall; trustee, 18 months, Mabel Petit.
A program was rendered and gifts pre-
sented to Mrs. Burroughs, Mrs. Hart
man and several of the council
members.
State Vice Councillor Mrs. Mabel
Downing and Past State Councillor Mrs.
Mamie Howell were guests at the last
meeting of MiZpah Council and gave
short talks The following ofncers were
elected: Councillor, Mary Cockrell; as
sociate councillor Ella Stone; vice coun-
cilor, Marcia Albrecht; associate vice
councillor. Fannie McQuinn; conductor,
Eula Barnett; warden, Cora Marcy;
inside sentinel, Katie Baum; outside
sentinel, Clara Walker; assistant re-
| cording secretary, Mary Sinclair, and
| trustee, 10 months Ivy Harding.
Mizpah sewing circle will discontinue
its meetings until after the holidays.
Golden Rule Council convened De-
| in
| the chair. when the unwritten work
was given by Miss Josephine Thornhill.
| The annual Christmas party will be
| held December &c, with Mrs. Ruth
| Warren as hostess. A membership cam
paign has been started, with Mrs. Flora
Reagan and Mrs. Mignonette Hartman
as captains. Addresses were made by
Deputy Mrs. Sadly Levy, National Dep
uty Mrs. Mary Ferguson, National Rep
resentative Mrs. Elizabeth Sheppard;
State outside Sentinel Mrs. Ollie Mont
| gomery.
Mrs. Almeda Steiner presided at the
last meeting of Friendship Council
The unwritten work was given by Miss
Dorothy Currier. The following officers
were elected: Councillor, Miss Dorothy
! Currier; vice councillor, William Stew
ems: associate councillor, Bell Bryan;
associate vice councillor, Jessie Lowe;
warden, Minnie Richards; conductor,
Annie Currier; inside sentinel, Clara
Armstrong; outside sentinel, William
Lanham. Remarks were made by Mrs.
! SchultS of Liberty Council and our
deputy, Mrs. Ella Smith. Mrs. Florence
Hopes of American Council Of Balti-
more, Md, gave a recitation. On De-
cember 26 the Christmas party will be
held.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
At its meeting December Is, George
town Camp held election of officers as
follows: Thomas j. Carroll, consul; w
G. Rhodes, adviser; s. Earl Upperman
banker; James H. Mcintyre, clerk; w
Roy Heft, escort; Edward Lee Pope
watchman; Walter H. Hunter, sentry;
John S. Greene, the retiring consul
automatically goes to the past consul's
chair. Arthur E. Woody was elected as
trustee. Edward w. Howard, ST., was
elected to the three-year term trustee
John Arthur Trunnell is the other men,
Der of the Board Of Trustees, whose
term runs for two more years. They
will be installed January S. Meetings
of the camp are held on the first and
third Mondays of each month, and for
| the present are being held temporarily
at Mr.. Rhodes residence, SOL Sherrier
place.
b. p. O. ELKS.
There will be no meetings of the lodge
Christmas or New Year nights. The
next session will be January z and In
| itiation on January IA.
The Social and Community Welfare
Committee, under the direction of Past
Exalted Ruler John z. Lynch, will
Christmas eve deliver more than zoo
baskets to the needy of the city; also
| they will distribute hundreds of TOYS
etc. to the children of the poor.
The Boys Band, under the direction
OF George Chapman, will give a con-
cert for the newsboys' celebration at the
| Capitol Christmas afternoon.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Columbia Council met Monday night
and elected officers, as follows: Coun-
| cilor, Miss Helen King; vice councillor.
Mrs. Susan Mehaffie: associate com.
| cilor, Harold Dietrich; associate vice
councillor, Mrs. Betty Hopkinson; guide
MISS Ethel King; recording secretary,
Mrs. Matte Buckley (re-elected); as
Sociate recording secretary, Richard
Fighter; financial secretary, Mrs. Grace
Dietrich (re-electedD; treasurer, George
w. c. Dreyer (re-elected); inside
guard, Mrs. White; outside guard, Mrs
Kenny; trustee Is months, Mrs. Me-
hafte;. representatives to the State
| Council, Mrs. Mechanic, Miss King and
w. c. Dreyer. Obligation was conferred
on one candidate.
The feature of January meeting
| will be installation of the oficers-elect.
After a short business meeting Janu-
airy 10 a card party will be held.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERI-
| CAN MECHANICS.
State Councillor F. c. Mangum and
the State Executive Board, at their last
meeting, decided to hold a conference
OF the deputy State councillors and all
the State officers. The meeting will be
open to all State officers, committee
men, national representatives and the
deputies. 1t will be held at 800 street
January at 8 o'clock.
The annual State Council visitations
will start this year with Potomac Valley
Forge Council January at 808 street
and after that the following schedule
will be carried out: Star Spangled Ban
ner Council, January 16; Andrew Jack
Gil, January 26; Mount Vernon Council
January 80; Old Glory and Francis
Scott Key Councils (jointly), February
S; Washington Council, February IL;
Edward j. Ross Council, February 10;
Eagle Council, February "a; Woodrow
Wilson Council March 3; Anacostia
Council, March 9; Benning Council,
March IS; J. Morgan Read Council,
March 20; America Jefferson Council
March 20; Independent Council, April
/: John L. Burnett Council, April 8;
Reno Council, April Is, and Liberty Bell
Council, April 10.
E. J. Ross Council convened with
Councillor A. S. Hopkins presiding
The degrees we're conferred on three
candidates. The following were nomi-
mated for officers: Councillor, William
Lossman; vice councillor, B. s. Wells;
| conductor, j. Montgomery; chaplain,
NJ nOhc0n. Inside SanfinoI Charles