Evening star., 1933-11-12

Keen had charge. Dutch dinner viii
be held at the I. o. o. F. Temple, NO
vember 16, from to pm. A rum
mage sale will be held In the near
future. Phone Mrs. Margaret Thompson
about 1t. The visitation win be held
December Z.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA
The State Council will hold its an
nual Armistice service today at the
Tomb of the Unknown Solder at Ar
lington National Cemetery from 2:3o
to 3 o'clock. The assembly will meet
Is minutes early at the Maine Mast
Head and will proceed to the tomb, LED
by Color Bearers Maud A. Wine and
Viola Frazier The State councillor, Mrs
Ella L. Stone. will preside and make
the Introduction remarks. Gen. Amos
A. Fries has been invited to speak. The
Scripture lesson will be read by the
associate State councillor, Mrs. Ollie
Montgomery. The State vice councillor,
Mrs. Deborah Streitberger. and the as
sociate State vice councillor, Mrs. Rosa
Wells, will place a wreath on the tomb.
DR.. Alfred E. Barrows, pastor Of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church, will pro
nounce the invocation and benediction.
A vocal selection will be rendered by
Mrs. Jennie Collier Of Mizpah Council
and taps will be sounded by q United
States Army bugler.
Ollie Montgomery has designated
November II in Northeast Masonic
Temple as a get-together meeting OF
the Good of the Order Committee.
Unity Council has postponed its en-
tertainment and dance, scheduled for
Tuesday evening, until the latter part
of this month
The State councillor, Mrs. Ella l.
Stone and her staff officers will OFF,
cially visit Star Spangled Banner Coun-
Gil Thursday evening.
John L. Burnett Council convened
with Councillor Ethel Slonaker presid-
ing. The State councillors annual
Thanksgiving proclamation was read.
Plans are also being made for the
visitation.
Martha cambridge Council had their
annual visitation at the last meeting.
The State officers were welcomed by the
councillor, Mrs. Ruby Kirby. The coun-
Gil draped the charter in memory of
Lille B. Green, past State councillor
and charter member. Past State coun-
cilor, Mrs Emily E. Hockstrasser was
installed as treasurer.
Fidelity Council convened, with the
dSSOCldtc COulCuOI, MIS-. hhIS SlihP-
man, in the chair. Revised bylaws
we're read by Secretary j. Harry Howell,
assisted by National Representative Mrs.
Mabel G. Downing Halloween was OBJ
served at the close of the meeting
The last meeting of Anacostia Coun-
Gil was conducted by Councillor Ger
trude Everhart. The honor guest present
was Past State Councillor of Maryland
Mrs. Alice Faithful. The members, with
AnacoStia Council, Jr. o. U. A. M,
visited Forestville, Md, last Sunday.
The resignation of Mrs. Pearl Torney
as State council representative was ac-
cepted due to her election as State
council trustee. The treasurer, Past
Councillor Mrs. Ella Smith, extended
the members an invitation in behalf
Of the members of Old Glory Council
to attend their reception. Mrs. Smith
was appointed as their deputy by the
State councillor.
Betsy Ross Council was presided over
by Councillor Ida s. Frazier. The asso-
ciate State councillor, Mrs. Ollie Mont
gomery, made an unofficial visit and
Mrs. Margaret A. Taylor, chairman of
the State Council Benevolence Com
mIttee, were given the official welcome.
Helen Irene Quade, Faye A. Frazier,
hio' 1ldCC e. OOiuioOIl anu MIo. MdilC
Klonig were elected to membership.
nual visitation December 6.
Pride of Washington Council met,
with councillor, Mrs. Frances Neville,
presiding. The new deputy, Mrs. Ethel
Burroughs. spoke. Lydia Needham will
be initiated at the next meeting.
Triumph Council met, with the coun-
I've 70 d. -
chair. The prize for the most comical
costume at the Halloween dance was
nation of Mrs. Louise schwenk. as
captain of the drill team was accepted,
and Harry Buell. was elected. Mrs.
The he Past PAST co Gouneiiiors ndia C Cub ait Of rri-
umph Council held election of ofncers
as follows: President, Amelia Budes-
helm; vice president, Virginia Moulden;
recording secretary, Jennie Buell. (re-
elected); treasurer, Fannie Joyner ire
elected) The hostesses at the next
meeting will be Amelia Budesheim and
Fannie Joyner
Barbara Frietchie met, with Coun-
cilor Cleonis Fritz, in the chair. Mr..
Pitts, Mrs. Pitts and Mrs. Anderson
were reinstated. It was visitation. The
State councillor and her officers were
introduced by Conductor Nettie Cath
er. The first nomination Of officers
was held. The following program was
arranged by Edna Brown: Piano solo
by Benny Storey, song and dance by
Marion Robbins and Helen George, and
a reading by Edna Brown.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
AND DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS.
Great Sachem Harry j. Thompson
and the Board of Great Chiefs pay
their official visit to Mineola Tribe Fri
day.
The Committee for the Aged and In
firm will give an oyster supper Novem-
Der 16 from to pm. at 713 D street.
The Rally Committee, under the di-
rection of Chairman Charles Q. Storm,
will meet at pm. at 713 D street No
vember 16.
Idaho Council received Great Sachem
Thompson, the Board of Great Chiefs
and the directress Of the degree, Anna
Jarboe, last Friday. Pocahontas Nan
ME Kennedy extended the address of
Keeper of Records Edith M. Tice was
enacted under the supervision of Coun-
Gil Instructress Mildred George. Those
taking part were Lulu Mastin, Augusta
Thompson, Nellie Dietz, Alva Thomp-
son, Wilson George and Ed Mastin
Mrs. Augusta Thompson was the
speaker of the evening.
Waneta Council will hold its visi-
tation November IA at Pythian Temple
Great Chief Of Records OF the United
States Herbert F. Stetser and Great
Junior Sycamore Harvey o. Burtnett
will be guests Of honor. Council In
structress Dorothy A. Richards is in
charge Of the meeting and Mrs. Cleada
E. Horne will be the speaker of the
evening
There will be meeting Of the Build
ing Committee November % at 713 Z
street at 8 pm.
JR. o. u. A. NJ.
National Councifbr William S. Howe
national board of officers and State
officers and many members will assem-
BILE at the Tomb of the Unknown Sol
dier in the Arlington National Gene