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ceremony, the Washington delegation
and the newly elected officers held
reception and attended the ball held
later in the evening at the Alcazar.
Next Sunday evening the assembly
will act as guard Of honor during the
vesper service to be held under the aus
pices of the order at Holy Rosary
on October Is will be in attendance at
the opening Of the Catholic Informa-
tion Forum at st. Matthews Church.
The Forum this year will open with q
series of six talks given by Rev. DR..
George Strohaver of Georgetown Uni
Yersity and his first talk will be titled
"The Tapestry of Life"
The next meeting Of the assembly
| will be october 16 at the Mayfower
Hotel
The assembly will join in the patri-
otto celebration to be given by the
| order in this city on October IL, Co.
lunbus Day.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Golden Rule Council convened, with
Councillor Ella Burnley presiding. Dele
gates and State representatives sub
mitted reports Of the thirty ty-seventh an
nual State session. Headed by the ma
! tional deputy, Mildred Rock, Associate
State Councillor Mrs. Ollie Montgomery
and several staff officers, the national
and State officers were officially re-
ceived A membership campaign was
started.
Friendship Council convened. with
Councillor Mrs. G. Folk presiding; MRS.
Jessie Lowe, Louis Winner and Mrs. G.
Folk were appointed on the State Good
of Order Committee. The thirty-second
birthday anniversary was celebrated.
At a meeting of Mizpah Council re-
ception was given in honor Of State
Councillor Ella Stone, the incoming
deputy; Miss Grace L. Roberts OF
Progressive Council and to the outgo-
ing deputy, Mrs. Ethel E. Burroughs OF
Anacostia Council; Mrs. Mary E. Ho-
henstein. who received an appointment
of the State Council judiciary, and Mrs.
Mary Sinclair who received a COM
mitteeship. The national and State
officers and committees were the spe-
cial guests The business meeting was
presided over by the councillor. Miss
Margaret Lynch. The credentials of
Past Councillor Miss Grace L. Robert of
Progressive Council were accepted. The
presentation of a Bible to be used dur
| ing the degree work was made by Mrs.
| Florence Hawley. conductreSs. pro-
gram of songs and tap dances was pre-
Sented by Past National Councillor Mrs.
| Naomi E. Swami, master Of ceremonies.
Independent Council met, with Coun-
cilor Nellie Deane in the chair. Five
Of the newly installed State Council
officers were guests. The resignation
of Mrs. Audrey Williams as recording
secretary was accepted.
Pride of Washington Council met,
with Councillor Frances Neville presid-
| ing. Mrs. Rosa Sales was admitted to
membership.
| Barbara Frietchie Council met, with
| Councillor Cleonis Fritz presiding. Plans
were made for a dance October 19 in
their hall. Ellen Dorsey was admitted
to membership.
Fidelity Council convened, with the
councillor, Miss Audrey Sadler, presid-
ing. Miss Patsy Vincent and Miss lola
Stout were elected to membership. The
councillor reappointed Miss Clara Haas
as chairman of the Benevolence Com
mittee. She will be assisted by Mrs
Eleanor Casalege.
The last meeting of Anacostia Coun-
Gil was conducted by Councillor Gertrude
Everhart. The report of the State
representative was read.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Members of Syracusians Lodge en-
tertained the rank team at a banquet
at Schneider's. Among the guests were
Grand Chancellor Alfred NJ Schwartz
and Grand Master of Exchequer Lee B.
Emory. Past Chancellor John c.
| Murphy presided as toaStmaSter
Excelsior Lodge has consolidated with
Capitol Lodge. The ceremonies were
conducted by Grand Chancellor Alfred
M. Schwartz, assisted by Grand Keeper
Of Records and Seal William A. Kimmel
The following members of Excelsior
Lodge were installed as officers of the
new consolidated lodges: Clifton Ziers,
| vice chancellor; A. E. Fellows, master
at arms, and w. A. Wilding. prelate
Harmonic Lodge is arranging for
mimonthly meetings.
Calanthe Lodge received the grand
chancellor and his officers at their an
nual visitation last Monday evening.
Columbia Lodge will entertain the
! grand chancellor and the Grand Lodge
officers at their annual visitation Octo-
Der H.
| Rathbone Superior Lodge announces
on October l3 the thirteenth vista
ton held by Grand Chancellor Schwartz
will take place in this lodge.
| Rathbone Temple, Pythian Sisters,
conferred the degree on Mrs. Grace
Etter, Mrs. Mary Green, George Hanley,
! w AlAnAl l.. uCdOC dllQ Guy z. OOQRe.
The Grand Temple Pythian Sisters will
convene next Wednesday at Martins
vile, Va, and this temple will be repre-
sented at that convention by Mrs. Lola
Marks Mrs Emma Motyka, Mrs. Matte
! Hooper, Mrs. Della Siphos, Mrs Cath
crime Baum, Mrs. Lille Creamer and
Mrs. Freda Stine.
Friendship Temple will send as repre-
sentatives to the Grand Temple Mrs.
Nellie Embrey, Miss Annie Springman,
Mrs. Estelle Gray, Mrs. Ida Grown, Mrs.
Mollie Mitchell and Mrs Carrie Davis.
JR. o. U. A. M.
Benning Council met. with the coun-
cllor Clifford Long, presiding. The
members will attend services at the
Suitland Church; the date will be set
later. The council will hold an enter
tainment and dance in the Northeast
Masonic Temple October 81.
| Edward j. Ross Council was called
to order by Councillor Henry A. Hennig.
i The degrees were conferred on Robert
! F.. Hollingsworth and Allan A. New
some. The members will 60 to Warsaw,
Va, to confer degrees October Z on a
class of candidate for Village Council
and Warsaw Council, jointly. Buses
will leave the Temple, 808 I street, at
2 pm. The councils in Virginia have
made arrangements for church services
Sunday and a chicken dinner.
A dance will be held at Pythian Tenn
! pie next Friday evening.
Anacostia Council met, with Coun-
| cil0r Kirhv DreSidinp The ann1i.