Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-16

stalled w. p. Earnest. Malcomb Remit
eel and y. n. Sampson as representa-
tives to the State Council Convention,
to be held In November. A. S. Bovey
@. w. Richards and William Jones were
installed as elternates. Past Counchor
Jones presented Past Councillor Samp-
son with q past councillors jewel. Inc
speakers were Chaplain Glading, Past
state Councillor o. T. Harlow, Charles
Muller and A. 8. Bovey.
Edward j. Ross Council met, with
Councillor Ben Wells presiding. james
Roach, q graduate from the INN,
Ohio, Home. snd Robert l. Moss from
Norlina, N. c., addressed the council
Anacostia Council was presiaed over
by Councillor j. @. Eastburn. The
speakers we're Secretary e. r. Thomas
Financial Secretary James E. Frye
Past Councillor z. r. Retstatt, William
Mitchell and Deputy State Councillor
Charles Muller.
The annual reunion was helo AZ FeIi
Mar Park, Pa, August 9. series of
athletic events was held at the park
The principal speaker was E. c. DaVl.
son, general secretary and treasurer OF
the international Association OF Ma
chinists, affiliated with the Fed
Grafton of Labor. National Warden
r. r. Skinner of Washington, Charles
Semken of the National Council of New
York also addressed the members. Ma
tional Representative Charles II. HID OIL
washington delivered the Invocation
and benediction a. the ceremonies.
THE MACCABEEs.
Mount Vernon Tent, at its review
Monday evening at Northeast Masonic
Temple, elected to membership oscar H.
Robey, John D. Revell, William A. Col
Inns, Wilmer H. Balderson, Leslie G.
Habilton and Jack F. Schroth. Past
Commander william B. Severe pre-
sided. A resolution was adopted pledg-
ing to support Supreme Commander y.
j. Coakley in his Double Our Member
ship" campaign, inaugurated throughout
the United States and Canada August l.
The Ditto Club will meet August II
at the home of the Misses Lillian ana
Catherine Catalano, 81 Rhode Island
avenue.
Eureka Hive, Mrs. Ethel M. Allen,
commander, will meet at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple August "a.
Capitol Court, junior department,
will resume meetings September at
Northeast Masonic Temple.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Columbia Council will meet Monday
night at Naval Lodge Hall. At the last
meeting Deputy Mrs. Donze1a Kauff-
man installed Mrs. Susan j. Mehaf1e
as councillor. A lawn party, sponsored
by Columbia Council, will be held In
the near future. Speeches were made
by Harold Dietrich, Mrs. Grace Diet
rich, Mrs. Betty Hodkinson, Mrs. Anna
Dreyer and George Dreyer. Past State
Councillor Mrs. Sadie Jenkins welcomed
the members.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
victory Review will meet in the club
rooms Monday evening. Mrs. Ada
Byrne, president, will present report
of the Supreme convention. Following
business there will be a social.
Liberty Union Review will hold a
bingo party at the club rooms Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Helen Luckett is chair
man of the Committee on Arrangements.
The proceeds Of the party are to be
donated for a supper to be given early
in September. to which the husbands
and sons of members Will be invited.
washington Review will hold its
usual business meeting Friday evening.
Mrs. Viola Wall, president, will give a
report of the supreme convention and
pageant.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Kenmore Council convened, with Mrs.
Elsie Fillmen in the chair, when the
associate State vice councillor, Mrs.
Emma Brooks, and State Conductor
Mrs. Belle Gibson made their unofi-
cial visits and delivered brief adj
dresses. The application Of Thomas
Mettler was received. Past Councillors
Mrs. Cleada Horne, Mrs. Jeanette
Taylor and Mrs. Elizabeth Bowtngs
were named by the councillor TO serve
on q Special Committee.
The Semper Fidelis Club Of Kenmore
Council win held lawn fete August