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application of Miss Margaret Carrigan
was received for membership.
The councils recent visitors were
Mrs. Ethel Miles of Mayhower Council,
No. IL. and Mrs. Blanche Tawney OF
Eagle Council. No. "a.
Triumph Council, No. g. convened
Thursday evening, with Councillor Mrs.
Jesse Davis in the chair. The apphca-
ton of Mrs. Emma Dunan for REIN
statement in this council was read and
acted upon. Mrs. Florence Campbells s
resignation as financial secretary was
read. Mrs. Campbell made q report on
the State Council dinner and dance to
be held at the MayflOwer Hotel tomor-
row. Mrs. Mary e. Nichols OF this
council also gave report on her actlV-
tiles for the past week. Mrs. Catherine
Freeburger past councillor, was present.
ed with gift.
Anaeostia Council, Nc. IA. met in
regular session Wednesday night, when
Mrs. Mildred Gibbons was reinstated.
Mrs. Nettie Anderson and Miss Georgia
Anderson were also received into mem
bership by the deputy. Mrs. Fannie
Joyner by transfer cards from Unity
Council, No. IT. The councils new by
laws were read and referred to the
State Council Law Committee. A social
hour followed brief address delivered
by the deputy.
TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON.
Capitol Forest. No. 1o4, will hold a
ceremonial Friday evening, September
80. at O'Clock in the ball room OF
the Raleigh Hotel in recognition Of the
many candidates from the Government
Printing once who will take the
Sidonian degrees in Cedarism on that
night. An invitation has been exteded
to Public Printer George Carter, who
Is a member Of the order, TO be
present.
Junior Deputy Grand Tall Cedar J.
Fred Huber has announced that the
Royal Ranger Drill Team is drilling
every Thursday evening at 7:30 O'Clock
on the Acacia Courts, First and D
streets, in preparation for this cere-
mcnial and the Masonic parade in con-
nection with the re-enacting of the
laying of the corner stone of the Capitol
September II.
Grand Tall Cedar Thomas c. Havell
with his Executive Committee, has ar
ranged to have something doing" for
the forest members every month up to
convention. which is to be held In
Washington in May, 1888.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
At a meeting Tuesday evening, with
Miss Mary c. Boland, grand regent,
presiding, many messages were read
from the national directors, who re-
Gently held their meeting in this city.
Mrs. Anna Holmes, in charge of ar
tr tl,O
ice. announced it would be held in
| ton. Assisting Mrs. Holmes are Miss
Margaret M Mooney, Mrs. Anna Lar
kin, Miss Mary McNiff, Miss Sara
Creeden, Miss Josephine Walsh. Miss
Veronica Tucker, Mrs. Mary Reinohl
Miss Mary Rich. Miss Josephine Sou
| kup, Miss Nellie Roman, Miss Helen
Haltigan and Mrs. Vera Loefier
At this meeting committee was
appointed to complete arrangements by
which supplies could be obtained to
| help the poor. This entire committee
will meet tomorrow evening at o'clock
The wholehearted support of the or
ganization has been pledged and it is
expected this committee will be very
active during the year. Mrs. Kath-
crime Follard has been appointed
chairman. assisted by Mrs. Elizabeth
Rogers. Miss Margaret E. Mooney, Mis-:
Veronica Tucker, Miss Florence Hos.
ford. Miss Ethel De Cav, Miss Nettit
Fitzgerald, Miss Anna C. Daley, Mrs
Katherine Wheaton, Miss Margaret
Shannon Miss Mary Creeden, Mis-:
Anna Beuchert, Miss Annabel ArendeS
Mrs. Agnes FalbuSh. Miss Mary Nc
Mahon. Miss Anna Murray. Mrs. SUSIE
Sullivan. Miss Agnes McKenney, Mis-
Grace Ganley, Mrs. Clara Hicks. Mis-
Martha Dillon, Miss Margaret Keane
Mrs. Margaret Higgins. Miss Ella Buck
ley. Miss Mary Meehan. Miss DAFT Dal,
and Miss Florence Eichen.