Evening star., 1933-10-29

Thomas, Donald Tayman, Catherine
Streitberger and little Deborah STREET,
berger. A duet by Georgia johnson and
Grace Blakeslee, accompanied at the
piano by Nora Gray, followed.
John L. Burnett Council met, with
Councillor Ethel Slonaker in the chair,
and discussed plans for an oyster and
ham supper to be held November 8
from to 7 pm.
Fidelity Council rendered a recep-
ii, in honor of the new deputy, Mrs
E. Viola Thompson of Old Glory
Council, and the retiring deputy.
Mrs. Margaret Hartman of Mayf1oWcr
Council. The State councillor, Mrs. Ella
Stone, and her staff officers were guests
Unity Council will hold ar entertain
meyt and dance in All Saints Episcopal
Church Hall, Benning, D. C.. Novem-
Der IA. At a recent meeting OF the
council Mrs. Ethel E. Miles OF May
flower Council presented her creden-
tials as deputy States councillor. Noml-
nation of officers will be held at the
meetings of November l and Is.
Mrs. Hattie Moller, councillor, presided
over the last meeting of Loyalty Council.
The council will hold minstrel show
and dance in conjunction with Liberty
BEL COUNCIL O1 JIlc o1oCA OAAAeSS
American Mechanics, November %. in
the Northeast Masonic Temple. Lillian
Staley, Eunice Eaton and Naomi
Cooper were appointed C the State
Be.levolence Committee.
Betsy Ross Council met, with Coun-
cilor Ida S. Frazier in the chair. Plans
were made for class initiation No
vember IS. There will be a special
rehearsal of the degree staff officers
November 1.
Martha cambridge Council convened
with Councillor Ruby Kirby presiding
The credentials of Deputy Maybelle
Bernard we're presented.
At the last meeting Of Kenmore
Council the councillor, Mrs. Resa Wag-
ner, presided Gifts were presented to
the new deputy, Mrs. Fairall; the re-
firing deputy, Mrs. Mildred G. Rock;
Junior Past State Councillor Mrs S
Belle Gibson and to Kenmore's treas
urer, Mrs. Renna Cory. {
Triumph Council gave reception in
honor of the incoming deputy, Mrs
Mary P. James Of Anacostia Council
and the outgoing deputy, Mrs. E. Viola
Thompson of Old Glory Council, and
to Mrs. Katherine Freeburger in honor
of her appointment as chairman OF the
0ldJe SUuIlCll Law
Mayflower Council was officially visited
Stone, and her officers. Mrs. Agra
finateS, councillor, presided. The pro-
gram was opened with solo by Miss
Helene Agrifinates, accompanied at the
piano by Russell Wright; baritone solo
piano by Mrs Jenny Driggers Of May
flower Council trombone solo, by Will
lard A. Driggers of Kenilworth Coun-
Gil, accompanied at the piano by his
wife, Mrs. Driggers.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Edward J. Ross Council was presided
over by Councillor H. A. Henning
Harold M. Lee was elected to member.
ship. A report of the Reunion ASso.
citation was made by G. 0. Montgom-
cry. Past Councillor w. D. Seal was
elected as representative to the State
Council, and Past Councillor Harry M
Burton as alternate.
Anacostia Council was called to order
by Councillor r. F. Kirby. Samuel de
Vecchio was elected to membership. j
w. Crawford, ST., was installed by State
Deputy William M. Martin as repre-
sentative of the State Council. An in.
vitation was received from the pastor
of the Episcopal Church at ForeStville
Md, inviting this council to attend the
church Sunday evening, November D.
c. Long presided over Bennng Coun-
Gil. Earnest C. Boswell and Ward B
Brooker were initiated. Six new ap-
plications for membership were re-
ceived. An invitation was extended te
the council by B. D.. Ketchum to at
tend an oyster supper November al
Suitland Church.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Spalding Council will meet nex'
Thursday at its club house.
The annual tacky Halloween dance
will be held tomorrow night at the club
house. Prizes will be awarded for the
most unique. original and interesting
tackiest Halloween costume worn by tht
man and woman picked by the judges
A party will be given by the council
November 8 at the club at $3.50 pm.
Arrangements are being made for tht
annual ladies' night, which will be helc
during the week of November 20.
The Fourth Degree. washington
General Assembly, will hold its annua
pound party for the Little Sisters Of the
Poor at the home. Second and H streets
northeast, November l9 from to 4
Anthony j. Scullen is chairman OF the
committee
Rev. George Strohaver of Georgetown
University will deliver the third of hi.
lectures in the series of six at st
Matthews Church today at pm
These lectures are sponsored by the
Fourth Degree, under the auspices o!
the knights of Columbus. They art
open to the public, non-Catholics belnG
especially invited. The subject OF tht
discourse tonight is "A Real God"
The assembly will hold its next meet
ing at the Mayfower Hotel November
20 at pm.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
The State Council will serve benefl
supper at Northeast Temple Decem'
Der 6.
State Councillor Emma Barnes an
nounces the appointment OF Mrs. Au'
gusta Newlands Of washington Coun'
ell to succeed Mrs. Alice Grimes on tn
State Legislative Committee.
Visitations will start at Hope Coun'
ell November IA.
The last meeting Of Hope Counci
was conducted by Vice Councillor Ella
Smith. Plans for the supper to be helo
at the home OF Past State C0unCl0l
Sadie Jenkins were discussed.
Justice Council met, with Councillor
Carrie Powell presiding. Brief remarks
were made by State Councillor Emma
Rarnes Past State councillor Mabel Hall
and Deputies Elizabeth Sheppard, Mary
Williams and Mignonette fIarman.
Columbia Councils meeting was con-
Quoted by Councillor Lawrence Gray.
The meeting of Washington Council
was presided over by Councillor Irene
Dilsaver. Mrs. Clarice Blankenship was
installed as vice councillor by State
Councillor Barnes. The application o1
Mrs. Pauline Mason was received. The
meeting November Is will be called
early.
MACCABEES.
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