Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-07

by the one hundred voices of the Chevy
Chase ChanterS, directed by Hsrndon
Morsell. The exercises will be broad
cast by station VOL The Boy Scouts
will act as ushers and be in charge of
their director, E. L. Mattice.
The Signal Corps, U. s. Army, will
install simplifying. devices. A compre-
has been recently installed for use at
| the Sylvan Theater.
George MCGOWAN, chairman Of the
Orphans Outing Committee, who viii,
arrange the annual outing given by the
lodge to the orphans of the CITY, an
nounces more than 200 of the children
Will be guests at Glen Echo, Md, July 8.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Mrs. Clara Lamphier presided at the
last meeting of Barbara Fritchie
Council when second nomination of
officers was held. Addresses were de-
llvered by Junior Past State Councillor
Edward Beck Of the Jr, o. U. A. M,
Mrs. Julia Columbus of Loyalty Coun-
Gil and deputy. Mrs. Ethel Campbell.
Anacostia Council was called to
order by Mrs. Edna Dyer, when second
nomination of officers was held. Past
State councillor, Mrs. Mary James,
made q report for the Carnival Com
mittee. The Past Councillors Associa-
ton held card party for the benefit
of the orphans fund at the home of
Mrs. Margaret Lainhart.
The Semper Fidelis Club Of Kenmore
Council met at the home of Mrs Sarah
Hayes, with Misses Vivian and Ger
trude Hayes assisting. The meeting
was called to order by Mrs. BERTHE
Purdy, president, when Past National
Councillor, Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell, was
elected to honorary membership, and
plans were made for a lawn fete to be
held at the home of Mrs. Nettie Met
tier, 294l Mills avenue northeast
Selections both vocal and instrumental
were rendered by Mrs. Cleada Horne.
Triumph Council met with Mrs
Marie Stevenson in the chair, when
degrees were conferred on Mrs. G.
Fisher and nomination of officers was
held. Remarks were made by deputy,
Mrs. Mary Ferguson, of Fidelity Coun-
Gil and Mrs. Watts.
Fidelity Council convened Tuesday
evening, with Miss Ida Ray Lewis pre-
siding. Second nomination of officers
was held as follows: Councillor, Mrs.
Mabel Ludlum; associate councillor,
Mrs. Mary Browne; vice councillor, Mrs.
Ella Risdon; associate vice councillor,
Mrs. Margaret McVey; conductor, Mrs
Leila Lavender; warden, Mr.. David
Pezold; inside sentinel, Miss Ardella
Lavender; financial secretary, Mrs.
Mamie Howell, reelected; treasurer,
Mrs. Annie Sullivan; recording Secre-
tary, j. H. Howell; assistant recording
secretary, Miss Marjorie Jones; trustees,
Mrs. Sarah Cavanaugh, Samuel Bushey
and Robert Downing; State representa-
tiveS, Mrs. Clara Haas, Mrs. Eleanore
Casalege and Mrs. Bird Cox.
The last meeting Of the Old Glory
Council was called to order by Miss
Ovillia Ridgeway, when the degrees
were conferred on Miss Doris Hazel
and Mrs. Dorothy Penn, and election
Of officers was held. with past State
councillor and former deputy, Mrs.
Mary Ferguson. assisting, as Judge.
Margaret Gray Of Triumph Council,
Mrs. Audrey McLenon of Tomlinson
Council, Of Cabin John, Md; Mrs
Mary Ferguson and Miss Edna Padgett
MODERN WooDMEN OF AMERICA.
Col. Allen C. Clauser, who has been
ordered to command the Eastern Zone
Encampment of the Modern Woodmen
ForeSters to be held in Potomac Park,
July to 6, will be present at a meeting
of the chief foresters and other officers
of drill teams Of the camps in this city,
as we'll as the various committees in
charge Of arrangements for the encamp-
ment, to be held in Northeast Masonic
Temple, June IA at 10 o'clock. Final
instructions to the officers mentioned
will be given at that tine and also
information covering the specific drill
teams from the sixteen Eastern States
will be available.
Central Camp met Tuesday night in
Odd Fellows Hall, 419 Seventh street.
A c,1hY1oiffnd Y1yyf tc onYnTnif-
tee on the Eastern Zone Encampment,
covering progress made N making ar
engagements for this convention of the
Uniform Rank CT the society An out
door initiation of candidates has been
scheduled for July 3, in the Sylvan