Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08

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the State Laws Committee, were pre-
scented with gifts.
Virginia Dare Council at It's last meet
ing decided to confer the degrees No
vember IL. The drill team is under the
captaincy of Mrs. Genevieve Huan. Off,
GERS were installed as follows: Record
ing secretary, Mrs. Alberta Steele;
financial secretary, Miss F. Marie
Spekenhier. At the meeting OF Octo-
Der IA. the charter was draped in men,
DRY of Mrs. Spekenhier At the meet
ing Of october % honor guests were as
follows: State Councillor Mrs. Mabel
Mrs. Emma Brooks, State Vice Coun-
cilor Mrs. Belle Gibson. Associate State
Vice Councillor Mrs. Helen Luckett, State
Conductor Mrs. Ella Stone. State Inside
Sentinel Mrs. Streitberger, State Out
side Sentinel Mrs. Rosa Wells.
Gifts were presented to Mrs. Mamie
Howell who has been returned to this
council as deputy. Mrs. Ella Thornton
has been appointed on the State Gre
dentials Committee.
Anacostia Council met last Wednes-
day, with Mrs. Ef1e Mohler, councillor,
presiding. Two applicants were mi
tiated for Pride of Washington Council.
The last meeting of Friendship Coun-
Gil was called to order by Councillor Mrs.
Dorothy Stevens.
Fidelity Council recently extended con-
gratulationS to one of its members, Mrs.
Pezold, having been married As years.
Mrs. Cora Jones presented her with an
electric clock from the council.
Representative Royal C. johnson will
be the speaker at the Daughters of
America services at Arlington today at
2 80 pm. Rev. William Mandy, pastor
of Esther Episcopal Church. will pro-
nounce the invocation and benediction.
A memorial wreath will be placed on
the Tomb Of the Unknown Soldier by
Mrs. Belle Gibson and Mrs. Helen
Luckett on behalf of the organization
Mrs. Ethel Burroughs, soprano, and
Mrs. Bird l.. Cox, contralto, will assist
the choir. The exercises, which are
open to the public, are under the SUI
pervision OF State Councillor Mrs. Mabel
Downing.
Martha cambridge Council met with
Counclior Mrs. Elizabeth Hays presid-
ing. State Councillor Mrs. Mabel Down.
ing and her officers paid their annual
visit
Eagle Council convened Monday eve
ming with Councillor Mrs. Ada Schwab
presiding. The State councillor, Mrs.
Downing, and her staff of officers paid
their annual official visit.
The Rainbow Club of Golden Rule
Council will meet tomorrow night at
239 Fifteenth street southeast. The
hostess. Mrs. Freeland, will be ably
assisted by Miss Josephine Thornhill.
director OF Dramatics Donald Wilson
mas new play which will be produced
in the near future.
b. p. o. ELKS.
Secretary William S. Shelby at last
Wednesdays session was presented with
basket OF flowers by the Old Timers
Club. The presentation was made by
Fred Whitehead. Otis j. Rogers of the
United States Department of Labor
delivered an address on the employment
situation.
The lodge on Thanksgiving eve will
hoid the annual charity ball at the New
Willard Hotel.
Members will attend the stag oyster
roast next Sunday given by Annapolis,
ND, Lodge, In that city. The delega-
ton will be headed by Robert F.. Crow
ley. Past Exalted Ruler James r.
Caulif1ower will head a party to the
Navy-Notre Dame foot ball game at
Baltimore, Md, on Saturday.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
John L. Burnette Council formed a
committee to visit each council in
washington and offer its solution to
aid the unemployment situation.
Anacostia Council met, with Coun-
cllor j. G. Eastburn presiding. j. M.
kingree, j. H. Raft and j. H. Raft, ST.
presented applications for reinstate-
ment. This council will have initiation
November 81.
TiharfU PaII Tt1,,~ao{O - ..-IAt-
cllor G. j. Lomax presiding. A delega-
ton from Capital Council appointed a
committee to meet with a committee of
Liberty Bell Council to arrange a con-
solidatlon OF the two councils. Capital
Council members are coming with
Liberty Bell. A committee consisting
OF State Conductor c. H. Hid, Ffnan-
cial Secretary r. E. McCulloch, Record
ing Secretary Allan C. Witherite, Treas
urer w. H. McClung and Trustee w. e.
Schorr was appointed to formulate
plans for the consolidation. Members
of the degree and drill teams are re-
quested to be present November IA, at
which time a class of candidates will
E. j. Ross Council met, with Coun-
cilor Ben Wells presiding. w. A.
Spaulding announced progress in or
ganiZing a drum and bugle CORPS.
Eagle Council held its annual birth
day celebration at the last meeting of
the council. Councillor c. A. King
acted as master of ceremonies.
Star Spangled Banner Council held
open house" at its last meeting and
invited the families and friends of its
members. The following entertain
ment was given: Songs by quartet,
Mr.. Bowling, Mrs. Barr, Mr.. Jones and
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companied by Mrs. Grimes at the piano.
Past Councillor Herbert F..
Parr of Liberty Bell Council: vocal
duet, Mr.. Grimes and Mr.. Waddell, &C
companied by Mrs. Grimes; violin solo,
Miss Gravely; vocal solo, Mr.. Waddell,
accompanied by Mrs. Grimes.
The Reunion Association met at the
home of the chairman. E. A. Diehl in
Anacostia. Plans were made for the
reunion next year.
The annual convention Of the State
Council will be held on Tuesday and
evenings at o'clock in the
Junior Order Hall, 808 Eye. street.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Modern Woodmen and their friends
crowded Northeast Masonic Hall Tues
day evening, when a joint meeting OF
Talbot, Georgetown, Cen
trail, Columbia and West End Camps
was held. District Deputy Henry H..
Willard presided, and distinguished
guests present were State Deputy s.
c. A. Rubey and Assistant State Dep
uty A. C. Drury, both Of Newark, N. j.
Films Of the Modern Woodmen SAM
tarium, at Woodmen, Colo, were
shown, together with scenes In Colo
RADIO Springs and that vicinity. Con-
sui Henry P. Clark, Past Consul James
A. Moody and Clerk George A. Casey
of Central Camp, Consul A. E. Held
and Clerk Van Roberds Of Washing
ton Camp, Clerk Charles E. Miller Of
West End Camp and Consul J. A..
Logan of Columbia participated in the
meeting. Capt C. E. Pearson, COM
manding the Foresters team of Tai
bot Camp; Capt. j. c. Johnson, in
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