Evening star., 1933-02-19

TAR, WASHINGTON,
stuction tomorrow. On February q
there will be card and bingo part.
at the home Of Mrs. Terry and Kirby
412 3rd street northeast.
President Annie Glossbrenner and he
officers, accompanied by the Grans
Lodge officers, will pay Fidelity Lodg
its annual visit Tuesday. Netti
Mettler has been recommended as In
structress.
Esther Lodge met Monday. Noble
Grand Mary E. Decker presiding. F
Marie Speakhimer was recommended
for instructress. Mrs. Annie Gloss
brenner and other members Of the as
sembly were present.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
The State councillor, Mrs. S.. Bell
Gibson, has received an invitation fCl
this organization to participate In tn'
inaugural parade March 4. She haI
appealed to the drill teams to turr
out in uniforms and not to exceed
$50 members.
Mizpah Council will receive the Stat
councillor and her staff February % a
their hall, 822 Twentieth street
Pride of Washington Council initiated
seven new members. one for John L
Burnett Council, one for Betsy RoS
Council and five of its own. Inside
Sentinel Mrs. Addie Cash was installed
by Past Councillor Mrs. Lorena Arendes
Fidelity Council met, with the coun
cilor, Miss Ardelle Lavender, presiding
Robert Downing presented radio Il
the council Bingo was played.
Mrs. Virgie CAN'T Hardy, councillor
conducted the last meeting Of Virginis
Dare Council. Miss Genevra Diehl wa
elected financial secretary. Mrs. Pau
line Mumau was installed as warden
A package sale party was announced
for the meeting February %.
At Barbara Frietchie Council Deputy
Julia Columbus installed Helen Taylol
as warden. The business was conducted
by Councillor Lucille Lanier. A care
party was held Alice Soper was ap'
pointed as color bearer to take the place
of Mrs. Nettie Beck.
Betsy Ross Council convened, with
Mrs. Mamie Lawrence, councillor, pre-
siding. One candidate for membership
was initiated by the drill team OF Pride
of washington Council. A short meet
ing was held which was attended by &
VI Ills SthOe COu1lCll OAASCAo D
who took part in the drill rehearsalS.
Anacostia Council. at the last meet
ing Mrs. Dolly Van Werner, Miss Heller
Van Wormer and Mr.. and Mrs. Cover
were received into, membership. Th'
business was conducted by Mrs. Ethe
E. Burroughs, councillor.
Golden Rule Council held its annua
visitation from the State officers ane
officers of the Junior Order. They were
received by the councillor, Mrs. Virgis
Lyons. Mrs. Margaret Wilson, Miss
Harryette Meyer, Miss Mildred Taylor
and Mrs. Evelyn Ritter sang a song ot
welcome in honor of the guests. Tht
application of Edna M. Harris was re-
ceived for membership.
At the last meeting of Triumph
Council the councillor, Mrs. Hildf
Peake, presided. The resignation O.
Mrs. Winefred Riley as the associate
vice councillor was accepted. Mrs. Esthel
Reid was installed as associate vict
councillor. Mrs. Reid resigned as in
side sentinel. The Past Councillors AS
sociation met at the home of Pas
State Councillor Mrs. Louise F. Schwenk
BIT Seventeenth street northeast.
Councillor Gladys Sager opened tn,
meeting of Loyalty Council. Member
are requested to attend the meeting
February %.
John L. Burnett Council convened
with Councillor Ethel Slonaker presid
ing. State Councillor S. Belle Gibson
and her officers paid their annual visit
the unwritten work was given by
the vice councillor, Mrs. Ruby Saylor
The Virginia Highlanders gave orches-
ira selections, Mrs. Josephine Herber
+n tryitI
gift, Little Betty Staples, daughter
of Mrs. Dorothy Staples, gave q dance
Mrs. Helen White presented the asso.
ciate State councillor, Mrs. Helen w
Luckett, with gift from the council
Betty Glenn gave toe dance. Pas
Councillor Mrs. Verile Orliff presented
the present deputy, Mrs. Lillian M
Martin, with gift; while Past Coun'
cilor Mrs Mayree Daley presented thu
past deputy, Mrs. Viola Frazier, gif
from the council Mrs. josephine Grisb.
gave a reading. A tap dance was pre-
sented by Misses Betty Staples ans
Betty Glen, and play was given b.
Miss Ada Martin and Henry Shroy.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Reno Council had as guests the State
councillor of the District of Columbia
Charles Henry Hid. and his staff o.
officers. The principal address wa
made by State Treasurer r. w. Haw-
kins. State Conductor Edwin B. Pitts
National Deputy Louis Winner of Vir.
ginia, Past State Councillors o. T. Har-
low and Frank G. Mangum also spoke.
The annual visitation of State Coun
cilor Charles H. Hid and his officers tt
Andrew Jackson Council will be Tuesda!
evening in the Junior Order Temple
808 street.
]. Morgan Read Council was called te
order by Past Councillor Malcolm RENT
eel. Past State Councillor Oscar T. Har-
low presided The special committee
which paid fraternal visit to Friend
ship Council Of Baltimore, Md. made
it's report through the chairman, George
l.. TAFT. A return visit from Baltimore
will be made at the next meeting Ar
rangements for the American flag pre-
sentation exercises to be held on George
Washington's birthday at the Berwyr
Public School were completed. Arrange
mentS for holding class initiation next
Friday evening were made. Junior Past
Councillor Howard A. Milor was the re-
cipient of a past councillors jewel. The
presentation address was made by Dep
uty State Councillor Austin G. Pahlow.
Edward j. Ross Council was called to
order by Councillor William L. Miller
The following were elected to member
ship: v. L. McInteer, Henry G. Steele,
w. B. Bacon, Edward G. Powers and
c. S. Robertson. John r. Hooe was re-
ceived into membership by transfer card
Anacostia Council was called to order
with Councillor P. T. Redd presiding
Plans for the State Council visitation
March were discussed. Past Councillor
E. r. Thomas was presented with past
councillors jewel by Past Councillor Ed
D. Lauffman in behalf of the council.
Wampus Oriental Court met Monday
evening following the session of Ana
costa Council and admitted one new
member, who was given the obligation.