Evening star., 1933-06-11

the chairman OF the Athletic Commit.
tee reported the ball team Is dated fol
every Sunday during this month. Or
June %. the final nomination of ofiicer,
will be held.
Liberty Bell Council met with tn.
F, councillor, L. E. West, presiding. At the
next meeting. June II, there will bt
| nomination of officers.
The councillor. A. e. Tavenner, pre-.
sided over Star Spangled Banner Coun.
Gil. Nomination Of officers will be hele
June Is.
DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE.
Queen Roberta S. Fossee Of Samls
Temple, who leaves for Portland, Greg.
for the supreme session of the Daugh.
ters of the Nile, will have with her al
her companion Junior Past Queen Eel
Weaver Oatley
The next stated meeting will be JUNE
81 at 8 pm. over the Park Savings Bank
Princess Jessie Watson will preside.
WOMANs BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Brightwood Review will meet at the
MacFarlane Junior High School tomor-
row evening.
Mrs Elizabeth Sweeney, president Of
Columbia Review, calls a special busi-
ness meeting Tuesday evening to plan
meeting in the club rooms June
81. when Mrs. King, State field director,
and the Union team will be guests.
The Union Team will be guests OF
Washington Review in the club rooms
Friday evening.
The Board of Directors elected Mrs.
Elizabeth Sweeney, president; Mrs.
Della Edmunds, treasurer: Mrs. Alverda
Meyer, secretary, and Mrs. Marie o.
Brien, chaplain.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Memorial services were held. under
the direction Of Great Directress Anna
Jarboe, Wednesday at White Eagle
Council. The drill was given. A duet
was rendered by Mrs. Louise Gill and
Martin williams.
Idaho Council conferred the adoption
degree at their last meeting.
Waneta Council will hold candle
light tea Tuesday. Great Sachem Harry
j. Thompson. Great Directress Anna
Jarboe and Past Great Directress Helen
Roland paid official visits.
Mineola Council will give bingo
party June II. Mrs. Alice Muller was
installed as keeper of wampum at their
last meeting.
Hiawatha Council will have a card
party June "a.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Columbia Lodge will meet at Moose
Hall, 1414 I street, Tuesday evening,
when business of Importance particu-
larly with reference to the continuance
of the club rooms, will come up for
consideration and action. This meet
ing will be the only one during June.
Director General Davis Is expected to
address the meeting Past Supreme
Dictator Frederick N Zihlman will also
speak.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Flag day exercises have been shifted
from the United States Capitol to the
Sylvan Theater, June IA, at 1880 pm.
Members of the drill teams taking part
in the pageant are requested to COM
mupicate with Drill Capt Archie Lewis
of Pride of Washington Council.
The annual excursion and field day
will be held at Marshall Hall Park Au-
gust g
Members of the organization have been
invited to attend services with j. Nor
gan. Reed Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at
the Mount Rainier M. E. Church today
at 8 p.m..
Barbara Frietchie Council met, with
Councillor Lucille Lanier in the chair.
Election of officers was as follows: Coun-
cilor, Cleonis Fritz; associate councillor,
Hannah Hood; vice councillor, Catherine
Bovee; associate vice councillor, Helen
Richards; conductor. Nettie Gather;
warden, Mae Myles: inside sentinel,
Rosebelle Fritz; outside sentinel, Pauline
Sisson; recording secretary. Edna Cal
ther (re-electeO; assistant recording
treasurer, Una Dorsey (re-electedD !;
financial secretary, Daisy Smith (re-
elected; 18-month trustee. Clara Lam
phier; representatives to the State Coun-
Gil sessions, Eta Storey, Una Dorsey
and Stella Greenip; pianist, Eta Storey.
John L. Burnett Council convened,
with the vice councillor, Mayree DALEY.
presiding. The unwritten work was
given by Miss Mary Hansen. The ap-
plication Of Miss H. Louise Graves was
presented for membership. Oficers
elected were: Councillor Ethel Slonaker
tre-elected); associate councillor, Frankie
Winston (re-elected); vice councillor,
Mayree Daley; associate vice councillor,
Helen White; conductress. Mary Hansen;
warden, Lucille Armantrout: inside SEN
tinel, Russell Daley: outside sentinel,
William Herbert; recording secretary,
Josephine Herbert (re-elected, fourth
term) assistant recording secretary,
Marjory Barham; financial secretary,
Ruth Winston (re-elected, third term (:
treasurer, James c. Hansen (re-elected,
third term); junior past councillor. We
rifle Oliff associate junior past coun-
cilor, Ruth Smith; 18-month trustee,
Mary Hansen; representatives to the
State Council D. Of A.. Mrs Mary Han
sen, Mrs. Mayree Daley and Mrs.
Verile Oliff.
Triumph Council had it's thirty y-sixth
birthday anniversary. A sketch was
presented by Mrs. Louise Schwenk, Mrs
Virginia Moulden, Mrs. Jennie Buell.,
Mrs Amelia Budesheim. Mrs. Maggie
Colburn and Mrs. Pearl Wolfe.
Progressive Council was presided over
by the councillor, Mrs. Anna Anderson.
The following officers were elected:
Councillor, Anna Anderson; associate
councillor, Clarence T. Lacy; vice
councillor, Miss Florence Lacey; associ-
ate vice councillor, Mrs. Ruth Clark;
conductress, Mary Horton; warden,
Madeline Eckert; inside sentinel, Flor
ence en Walton; outside sentinel, Mrs
Miller; recording secretary, Miss
recording secretary, John Bruce Hoof-
enagle Ge-elected); financial secretary,
Grace L. Roberts (re-elected) treas
urer, Minnie E. Rabbit (re-elected) ;
l8-month trustee, Mrs. Rose Wells, and
representatives to the State Council
conventions, Mrs. Minnie z. Rabbit
(re-elected, Mrs. Eleanor McNamara
and Mrs. Irene Hagan
Virginia Dare Council met with the
councillor, Mrs. Virgie CAN'T Hardy, in
the chair. The ninth anniversary was
observed with birthday party. There
were songs and dances by little Murrell
Holt, songs and guitar music by Bora
Herbert, and vocal selections by Miss
Joan Marr. The degrees will be con-
ferred June IA
The meeting Of Anacostia Council
was conducted by Councillor Mrs. Ethel
E. Burroughs, when the second noni-
nation of fficers was held. A candle
light tea was announced for the benefit
OF the State Council Committee on Be-