Evening star., 1933-10-15

Quade, former assistant recording Sec
retary, and Mrs. Quade.
Headed by the State councillor, Ella
Stone, and her staff of officers and
more than 125 visitors. the procession
marched around the auditorium and
congratulations were extended to the
honor guests Dinner followed.
The State councillor, Mrs. Ella Stone Of
Mizpah Council, No. 8; associate State
vice councillor. Mrs. Rose Wells; State
deputy, Miss Grace L. Roberts of Pro-
gressive Council, No. 9; chairman of the
State Council Legislative Committee,
Mrs. Mary M. Sinclair of Mizpah Coun-
State Council Credentials Committee
and Mr.. Henley, and Mrs Lottie Collier
of Esther Council. No. 20: T. c. Keyes
and past councillor, Mrs. Helen Keys of
Independent Council, No. 2, and Ralph
w. Stone of MiZpah Council. No. 8,
visited Manassas. Va, on Saturday eve
ming, where they witnessed the inSti-
tuition of Prince William Council, No.
As.
Martha cambridge Council No. con-
vened Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ruby
Kirby presiding. The deputy, Mrs.
Maybelle Bernard was absent and the
council is in hopes Of her return. The
returning State representatives pre-
sented the council with reports from
the State session. Visitors for the eve
cilor of Golden Rule Council. and Mrs.
Trainer, from Betsy Ross Council,
No. 25.
The meeting of Anacostia Council NO.
IA was conducted Wednesday evening
by the councillor, Gertrude Everhart.
when the reports of the treasurer, re-
cording and financial secretaries were
read and referred to the trustees. The
trustees reports for the past quarter
were read and accepted. The applica-
ton of Miss Addie Matthews was ac-
cepted.
The State councillor. Mrs. Ella L.
Stone, has appointed Mrs. Ruth war
rem of Pride of Washington Council, NO.
26, as the new deputy State councilor
for the coming year.
Barbara Frietchie Council No. 21 met
in Star Hall. Mt. Rainier, Md October
5 with the councillor. Cleonis Fritz. In
the chair. The deputy. Julia Columbus
of Loyalty Council. No. l9. was well
coined back to this council for another
year. The council was honored by
having as guests some of the State OF.
flcers They were officially introduced
by the conductress, Nettie Gather. ana
welcomed by the councillor, Cleonls
Fritz
Triumph Council. No. 8. convened
Thursday evening with the councillor
Augusta Newland, in the chair. The
credentials of Past State Councillor
Mary P. James of Anacostia Council,
No IA. as deputy State councillor. were
presented. Past Councillor Mrs. Marie
Stephenson acted as conductor in pre-
senting the new deputy to the council
A reception in honor of the new deputy,
Mrs James. and the chairman OF the
State Council Law Committee. Mrs.
Katherine Freeburger. will be held Oc-
tober 10. Progress was reported by
Mrs Evelyn Harries, chairman OF the
Halloween dance to be held at the
Northeast Masonic Temple on october
26. Past Councillor Mrs. Marie Stephen
son was appointed to fill vacancy on
the Law Committee for the council.
The Benevolence Committee was ap-
pointed as follows: Virginia Moulden,
Winefred Riley was elected and in
stalled as six months trustee for the
uneXpired term
Progressive Council. No. 9, convened
on Monday evening, with the councillor,
Mrs. Anna Anderson, presiding. Mrs.
Lucy Hardy Of Virginia Dare Council,
No. %, was received as the new deputy
for the coming year. The councillor
named Mrs. Minnie Rabbit, Mrs. Mil
dred Purdy and Miss Grace L. Roberts
to serve on the State Council Good of
the Order Committee. with Mrs. Ollie
Montgomery as chairman, and Mrs.
Evelyn Burr, Mrs. Ruth Dant and Mrs.
Ruth Clark to serve on the State coun-
Gil Benevolence Committee, with Mrs.
Margaret Taylor as chairman.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
District of Columbia Circle, No. 17s,
met at the Washington Hotel october
9, Mrs. Frank M. Wall presiding. The
annual memorial mass will be held
Sunday, November 26, at 8 o'clock at
the National Shrine Of the Immacu-
late Conception, after which the daugh-
tiers will make a retreat of one day at
the Washington Retreat House.
Miss Rebecca Stanley was appointed
chairman Of the Queen Isabella Memo
rial Foundation.
Miss Mae Morgan was selected as
chairman of the bowling team being
organized by the circle.
COIlSlStr
ing of Miss Margaret Lyman, chairman;
Mrs. Hill Dwyer, Mrs. Mary Tavenner,
Mrs. Katherine REM and Mrs. M. j.
Sullivan. submitted list Of candidates
for election. Mrs. Frank M. Wall, re-
gent, was unanimously reelected and
the following will be indicted into office
at the annual banquet to be held in
November: Vice regent, Mrs. Anna A.
Bourke; treasurer, Mrs. Name Wolfe;
financial secretary, Miss Mary Man
ming; corresponding secretary, Mrs. F.
Whelton; custodian. Miss Ann Fergu-
son: chancellor, Mrs. Daniel Burke;
guides, Mrs. M. Bailey and Mrs. Mary
A. Ritter; monitor. Mrs. Nora Tappen;
inner guard, Miss Katherine REM; out
side guard. Mrs. Margaret Belt; banner
bearer, Mrs. Mary Jane Tavenner; or
ganiSt. Mrs. M. j. Sullivan; scribe, Miss
Beatrice E. Deeds, and trustee, Mrs. H.
S. Newman.
Miss Ethel Roddy, chairman of the
annual banquet, requests that reserva-
t1onS be made as early as possible
through her or the members on her
committee.
JUNIOR ORDER OF MECHANICS.
Benning Council met in I. o. o. F.
Hall October 9, with Councillor c. Long
presiding. Three new applications for
membership were received, and Arthur
X. Calhoun was initiated into the
order. Anacostia Council, No. Is, in
vite dthis council to bring its candi-
Gates to its hall on October % for the
purpose of conferring the degrees upon
candidates
The council, having a persistent
councillor who started a drive for 200
new members, is the first council in the
District to win the beautiful pedestal
gavel, which is awarded by the national
councillor for 10 new members. Archie
Grey, chairman of the Good of the
Order Committee, announced final ar
rangements have been completed for
the entertainment and dance at the