Evening star., 1933-02-26

sociation will have q card party at the
yer, 6501 Connecticut avenue, Chevy
Chase, Md, March 18 at Sis pm.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
State Councillor Mrs. 8. Belle Gibson
and her officers will make their annual
visit to Kenilworth Council In the Ken
ilworth Presbyterian Church, Tuesday
evening.
Anacostia Council was presided over
by the councillor, Mrs. Ethel +. Bur-
roughs. Mr.. Wax was appointed to rep
resent this council at the Junior Order
Hall Association meeting. This being
the seventeenth birthday anniversary
the State Council oficers were present
Invocation was given by Councillor
Samuel Hubacher. Remarks by the
State councillor, Mrs. s. Belle Gibson;
piano selections by Miss Helen Yaeger
readings by Mrs. Mildred Montgomery
comedy sketch by Drill Captain Howard
Beall; vocal solo. Miss Marion Drescher
accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Enae
national councillor, Mrs. Naomi E
Swami.
Officers were installed by Deputy Mrs
Lucy Hardy In Progressive Council. as
follows: Councillor. Anna Anderson;
associate councillor. C. T. Lacey: vice
councillor, Florence Lacey; associate vice
councillor, Ruth Clark; recording secre-
tary. Blanche Netf: assistant recording
secretary, j. Bruce Hoofnagle; treasurer
Minnie Rabbit; financial secretary
Grace Roberts; conductor. Mary Hor-
ton; warden, Madeline Eckert; junior
past councillor. Evelyn Brown; associate
junior past councillor, Edna Passeno;
inside sentinel, Della Farmhouse; out
side sentinel, Margaret Miller: good-of-
the-order chairman. Florence Walton
drill captain, Miss Blanche Neff; pianist
Nellie Byron. The eighteenth birthday
anniversary Of this council was cele-
brated at the Capitol Park Hotel.
Unity Council was called to order by
the councillor, Mrs. Laura E. Milbourn
the meeting being the annual vista
tion by the State council officers. A
program was given: Solo by jackie
Alexander, song and dance by Miss
Ruth Lewis, accompanied at the piano
by Miss Margaret Wright. A sketch
was presented by Mrs. Marguerite Grey
of Triumph Council, assisted by Mrs
Darr. Addresses were made by the
State councillor and the State councillor
secretary. Charles H. Miller.
NOullCA COANCllCO WAtAA tAlc
acting councillor, Mrs. Eleanor Risdon
presiding. Mrs. Cora Jones made re-
port on the cabinet which the council
purchased.
Kenilworth Council was called to
order by Councillor Louis Kent. The
new member. Mrs. Emma Hatswell, was
officially welcomed Talks were made
by the State council officers and others
A Valentine party was held.
Martha cambridge Council convened
with the councillor. Mrs. Ruby Kirby
presiding. Miss Jeannette Shank was
received into membership by transfer
card.
Triumph Council was opened with
Councillor Hilda Peake presiding. Mrs
Miller and Past Councillors Catherine
Freeburger and Florence Campbell were
appointed as committee to draw up
a set Of resolutions in the case and
death of DR.. William Moffett.
Independent Council convened with
the councillor, Mrs. Ada Sylvester in the
chair. The councillor appointed c. O.
Bohrer. Mrs. Ethel Joiner and Mrs
Sadie Landwehr as the Law Committee
| to revise the bylaws.
b. p. O. ELKS.
The grand exalted ruler and his staff
will arrive in Washington March 2
Their headquarters will be at the May
flower Hotel. They, with officers OF
Washington Lodge. will 90 to Baltimore
that evening to attend a banquet given
by Baltimore, Md, Lodge, No. T. in thei,
honor. Friday at pm. the officers OF
Washington Lodge and 80 members will
tender a luncheon at the Mayflower
Hotel to the grand exalted ruler March
the party will attend the inaugural
ceremonies and will be the guests oi
Mr. Roosevelt at the White House.
| Next Wednesday at 3 o'clock the lodge
will 60 in session for election OF officers
The polls will open at that hour, ano
two contestants for the position OF
esteemed lecturing knight, the candi-
dates being DR.. David J. Fitzgibbon.
and ]. Forrest REILLY, and for the po-
sition of trustee for three years, the
candidates being Edward Venable anc
William Keefer. The other officers to be
elected are Joseph P. Hagerty, exalted
ruler; Dr. John T. Ready. esteemed
leading knight: James J. Murray. es.
teemed loyal knight; William S. Shelby
secretary: Nathen WE'LL, treasurer
delegate to the Grand Lodge. Joseph p
Hagerty; alternate delegate, Leonard
NJ Gawler; tiler. Thomas Murray The
installation of the officers will be helc
the first meeting in April.
SHEPHERDS OF BETHLEHEM.
Capitol Lodge met Wednesday, with
Comdr. Ida Stanley presiding. Th'
next meeting will be March 8, in North
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Trinity Lodge met Wednesday at 80,
I street. with Comdr. Bertha Crutch'
field presiding. Deputy Supreme Comdr
William j. Nalley was received a.
deputy. The next meeting will be hele
March !.
Hope Lodge met Tuesday, will
Comdr. Emma " Delaney presiding
Remarks were made by Ethel Phyithiar
Of the Supreme Lodge Credential Com
mittee and Deputy Supreme Comdr. Evs
Green of Loyalty Lodge. The mex
meeting will be February %. at Ma
sonic Temple, Fourteenth and U street.
southeast.
William H. Hall Lodge met Februar!
20, with Comdr. James M. Fisher pre-
siding. The new officers are: Ac
countant, John Mercer; 6 months
trustee. Charles Zoerner; IL months
| JOIl1 WIldlcu, 10 IIhAabSeA
Henderson; mistress of ceremonies
Kathryn Souder. Deputy Supreme
Comdr. Emma v. Delaney installed thu
| officers. The lodge will meet the frs
and third Thursdays, instead Of frs
and third Mondays, in Masonic Temple
Twelfth and Monroe streets northeast
The next meeting will be March 2.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
AND DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS.
Great Sachem Harry j. Thompson
has appointed the past great directress
| Mrs. Cleada E. Horne, as great pres:
representative for this Great Sun.
Great Incohoonee Worthington p
Wachter and the great Pocahontas o1
Maryland, Mrs. Nellie Pollock, will pay
their official visitation to Aztec Coun-
Gil March 6, at 806 St. Paul street
Baltimore. A large delegation from the
District will attend
The chairman of the Inaugural Pa
rade Committee. Great Junior Saga.