Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1931, Page 57

i F.Cp C. No. 27, M. M., past s o1t Sestriiction: Royal Arch Chepters. day—Petworth, No. 18, Mark. ey “Washinston, No. '3, P. M. nd M. E M. ant, No. 13, Mark. Knights Templar Commanderies. Monday—Orient, No. 5, grand visita- tion, 8 mq:n—filnlund. No. 6 erand wnms':yl—wt.fimmn. No. 1, srand Scottish Rite. Tuesday—Albert Pike Consistory, 31st i 1 of Perfection, statu- tory asser . mu-nu-u- Monday—Rellipolis Grott, stunt cer- ONARCH C. F. HOWELL tn-' of evening, following ‘lhk:h Prophet Joseph W. Leverton, master of ceremonies, will lblz! an athletic program “highly amus- and entertaining.” Past Monarch Samuel F, Shreve and his band of assistants have been digging deep in Pandora’s box of mysteries and will bring forth a novel set of spe- to the amusement of dull be H hlmber of Prophfl.l and tbek w have d annual Gi be held in St. Pe&ersburc, 3 and 4, nnd.nhnld the best in the Not only local Prophets, In ncnl are preparing Orjent Commandery, No. 5, Knights Templar: Charles F. Loyd, commander; B s, oL grmaral et D -general; r D. warden; Albert L. Gray, sword bearer; son, warder; Edward P. Hazleton, trus- tee for three years. ‘The mmhuan “will ocflfl' following the visitation of the grand commander and his officers at t.he comhve tomor- row evening. EASTERN STAR. Hdeht Chapter had initiation last ';h: past matrons and patrons hm chlrp of the meeting. There Was an entertainment. Federal Chapter at the last meeting entertained Baracca Chapter of Ash- Va. The Friendship Club will meet’ Aprfl 21 at the home of Mildred Scott, 16 Fourth street southeast. The Matrons and Patrons’ Assocla- tion of Unity Chapter held its first annual banquet last night at the Con- tinental Hotel. The meet, April 22 at the home Matron Elizabeth Titus, NN Georgla avenue. ‘The meeting of April 24 will be past | officers’ night. The degrees will be con- |ferred on one candidate by Mary L. Hoffman and George Clarke, matron and patron of 1929, after which the ob- | ligation will be exemplified. After the meeting there will be refreshments, At the last meet.lnk of Good Will Chapter the grand matron was the hon- ored guest. The degrees were conferred on Mrs, Nell Jane Crisp, with Assoclate Patron James Canni n in the east. Mrs. McCarthy and Mrs. McGarity of Columbia Chapter sang, with Mrs. Mc- Garity at the piano. ‘The monthly mee board was held Saturday the home of Mrs. Grayson Waite, 'Ith of the holne ness meeting next Friday evening. ‘The 1928 Matrons and Patrons’ As- sociation, with Past Grand Matron Mrs. ley and Past Grand Patron w, will meet at the Blue history | Triangle Hut, Twentieth and B April 20. Dinner will be served lt 6:30 p.m., after which there will be a short business meeting, followed by cards and g | dencing. amemh m‘ m, opening of Supreme cmlmu l&lnn. Suwanee Hotel; automobile tour Iadies: official uniformed d- chonl cm: contest; fireworks; to visitin selun omnn Club; session; present Other features of entertainment ‘will include fishing, boating, trips to Havana, Cuba, by steamer and planes, etc. Past Monarch Samuel F. Shreve is chairman for Kallipolis Grotto and will answer for reservations and other information. Louis H. Hamm, master of Harmcny Lodge, No. 17, has issued an invitation to all Masonic brethren to be present in H.u'mmy Lodge Wednesday evening, the special occasion being what he terms an “outstanding cration” by J. Walter Humphrey, who, Worshipful Hamm proudly sets forth, “is a of unusual charm and attrac- |uny g degrees were i conferred on Messrs. Harold L. Walker ! | chotr. G Congress Lodge Chapter will meet to- momw evening at 8 o’ clock Ways and femmed a" card pasty May 11 at the planne & cal um ay a Clexw:la Co. A meeting of per y committee was held on Thursday eve- ning at the home of the matron, 3145 Mount Pleasant street. ‘The home board auxiliary ef Ruth will serve a chicken dinner ;1wmmawxmm5m1pm Following the dinner the regular meeting of Lh: chapter will be held. Harmony Chapter will have charge of | tem| services at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home today at 3 p.m.! Rev. Ralph W. Frame will be the speaker. At the last meeting the and Tuncil B. Waterfield. The music was furnished by Esther Chapter’s Distinguished guests were Past Matrons Nellie E. Fletcher, Katharine 8. Meritt, Past Grand Plflom Charles S. Shreve and Charles Galloway. The Home Board met Al!fl 17 at the home of Mrs. Florence Stewart, ‘with Mrs. Agnes Hag e'rmmn and Alfreda Tucker assisting. April 23 will be endowment night, wif the members of Priendship Chapter as special guests. ‘Warren G. Harding Chapter met | gve, April 14 with Edith E. Spence, associate matron, presiding. Acu-flwty'fllho given by the Endowment Committee m!lllmmdwmu, 440 street t. The - mittee will meet April 23 at home of at 1215 Lamont its will and is, incldenully. the junior | be iveness, vldeno!'.hel At an lxecuflve ve meeting of Capital Yorest, No. 104, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, at the Hotel Raleigh recently Grand fTall Cedar John Q. Slye announced that a short-form initiation and “ladies” might” will be held in the ball room of the Raleigh the evening of April 30 at 8 o'clock, followed by a reception, en- tertainment and dance in charge of the executive committee: John Q. Slye, an; Frank L. Ach, Frank A. irgfeld, Charles R. Brili, Thomas E. klin, John Harvey, Thomas C. vell, Harry H. Helwig, William R. F. J. Fred Huber, Charles A. Ja- | %‘i'"‘ F. A. Jaeschke, James N. Kline, Robert Lee Lewis, Alvah W. Pat- terson, James T. Prendergast, Benjamin | Rush Rhees, Plerce M. Rice, Prederick | R. Steffens and Hamlin M. Vandervort. 8t. John's Lodge, eommunication Priday evening in the muditorium of the Masonic Temple in- | stead of n the lodge room in order fhat | mll those who have signified their in- tention of being present might be ac- eommodated. This communication has been set. aside as military night, and a special invitation has been extended to | all members of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps and American Legion, as well as every worshipful master and through | The :uen.l em to all service men. -ux be Henry L. Larson, major, nlhd Marine CW e grand master of Masons, C Cook, will be present and -nu ex- d & weicome to the service men. The military departments will be rep- gesented by Gen. Amos A. Fries, Army; Admiral R. E. Coontz, Navy; Cept Thomas R. Shearer, Marire Caviation), and Devartment Dr. B. C. MacNeil. A ~2n Legion Music will be furnished by members of the United States Marine Band and entertainment will be progided by the War Department, soidiers, YLegion members and others At the convocation of Mount Horeb Chapter Tuesday evening Dr. Luther | Hess Waring, grand high priest of the District of Columbia, delivered an ad- dress of special interest. Fcllowing the | mutlne hmlneu the chapter was enter- | b'y Edmonston with a nlclxht-o hand exhibition. the Mohawk Trio and Prof. A. Paul Hines with piano selections. Robert Le Bruce Chapter, Order of D> Mclay, st its semi-annual installa- tion of officers recently installed Wil- liam M. Sinclair a2s master councilor, Melvin Holst as renjor councilor and Joseph Feigley as junior councilor. ‘The installaticn was conducted by | the Paterscn Chapter of New Jersey. Following the installation a dance w: held in the ball room of the Cathedral, | The chapter has announced its an- fual apflu dnw' for May 16 at the National Press Lodges and cmpun desiring enter- Sainment are requested to call Walter g:'ln at 635 Girault avenue, Virginia Rebert lg Bruce Chapter meets the #rst and third Fridays in every month st the Scottish Rite Cathedral, Third and E streets northwest. Masier Masons sre invited to its sessions. Elections. Molay Commandery, No. 4. lnu-hu 1‘¢mpln ‘Commander, Ross H. Snyder; generalissimo, Gecrge H. Go- dron; ocaptain-general, Clarence J. West; treasurer, David D. Bowen (tenth u-o) recorder, Edward Stelle (eleventh P. Smith, P. C. No. 11, will hold its | American | Al at the home of Catherine Collings, 5402 Connecticut avenue, tomorrow, when plans will be completed for a card party April 24 at the home of Mrs. McRae in Chevy Chase, Md. The Ways and Means Committee will meet at 1008 H street April 22 to formulate plans for a theater party at the National Theater. ‘The next mi of the Star Point Society will be held at the home of Edith Spence, 723 Fifth street north- east. The next meeting of the chapter will be held April 28. | | Gavel Chapter will meet April 21 for a short business session, after which the members are invited to attend a Jecture in Acacia Chapter, given by Dr. R. Lyman Sexton on yland.” An afternoon card party will be given by the Home Board April 20 at the home | of Mrs. Francis Rowell, 604 South Spruce street, Lyon Park, Va. The | Star Point Society will meet April 22 at the home of Past Matron Effie Kess- ler, 717 Tenth street southeast, -with Frances Galatzo as assisting hostess. Charter members’ night will be ob- served at Treaty Oak Chapter tomorrow night. At the last meeting the degrees | were conferred on Miss Miss Whitacre. The 1926 Matrons and Patrons® As- sociation will meet at 8 p.m. May 1 at Masonic Temple, Takoma Park, D. C. | Chevy Chase Chapter will confer the den'ees on several candidates Tuesday | . Joppa Lodge Chapter observed Chil- dren’s night at its last meeting. Mrs. | Ruth Beausoliel and Margaret High- accompznied by Mrs. Mabel | entertained the children. | will meet at the home | L. Gable, 4426 Ninth | s Mrs. L. Dietz, Mrs. Gertrude Norcross, Mrs. Irene Conway and Mrs. Julia Hartranft will be as- | sisting hostesses. The Glee Club will meet April 21 with Past Patron Joe L. Carr, Past Matron Emma Blood an- nounced & theater party May 11. At | the next meeting the past matrons and patrons will do the initiatory work. | Matron Ardell Payne of Brightwood Chapter announces “Milans-Plitt night” Dext Thursday. The honored guests will be Past Grand Matron Gertrude{ . April 2 | Milans and Past Grand Patron George | Plitt, accompanicd h{ 1926 matrons and patrons. The Flcral Circle card party | will_be held at Trinity Towers, 3023 Fourteenth strect, April 25 at 8:30 p.m. | Toe matrons and patrons will be at 1211 Hami'ton strect April 26 for & get- together from 6 to 10 p.m. At a meeting of Miriam Chapter April | 13 the degrees were conferred on Ella | M. Fearn, Maud E. Davis and Rose E. Ssldmln Irma Moon was admitted by A solo was rendered M-rhn H-rfiey accompanied by Naomi Cooper. Among the distinguished guests were the grand matron and grand i patron. The Star Point Society will meet April 20 at the home of Past Matron _Stockman, 1304 Geranium street. ‘The Star Points of 1931 will then be initiated. The Home Board will meet April 31 at the home of Addie Downs, 1270 Neal street northeast, with ) Past Matren Glover and Mrs. Marceron | assisting host:sses. | | ‘The Home Board of Temple Chapter met at Press Cafeteria. The next Home Board meeting will be at Ep- stein’s, April 30. The grand matron was presented with a gavel made out of wood from the old Capitol Building, with a mvmu which was cm. out pitcher used by Pres. nt Harding while Senator. Presen- made by Marih Smith, THE SUNDAY the :30 to 11 o'clock, under the the Temple Committee. After the meeting of Acacia next Tuesday evening there will be a stereopticon lecture on “ # Dr. R. Lyman Sexton, after which will be refreshments and dancing. Home Board will hold a benefit night trons | April 28 at the National Theater. 8t. John's Lodge Chapter will hold short business meeting tomorrow night,, tollowcd by the conferring of degrees. A card party will be held at the resi dence of Mrs, George F. Stringer, 2426 lln?lro; street -northeast, at 8 pm. ane Yy 12 to 1:30 o'clock. There will be cards until 4 p.m. Naomi Chapter will meet next Wed- nesday evening. The grand matron and grand patron will be guests of the eve- ning; also the associate grand matron, Edith Williams, and the associate grand patron, Paul Cromlin, with the associate matrons ahd patrons. The entertain- ment will be minstrels by the nhlm.er committee. Refreshments will be served. Matron. Elma C. Jenkins and Patron J. will presids Par chairman,” gave one st the cha s hall last evening. et ODD FELLOWS. Grand Master William H. l(ccanmu accompanied by the gnna officers a delegation o( grands from various lodges of Baltimore, Md., Tuesday to < R Mackey, STAR, WASHINGTON, mnounces the following visitations: at_Amaranth; Tuesday , Excelsior Lodge and Columbia April 22, B. P. 0. ELKS. ‘The following became Washington at _its recent meet- H. Boyl Dsnle] Cum Simon M. Davis, Eugene T. Dickerson, sz Cyrus Ellis, Harry Priend, Howard B. Hass, Walter 5. Hall, Jr.; William J. Mccarmlck Daniel J. Charles F., Milford, Samuel F. the drill . The Boys Band will continue to hold its reeharsals each Friday evening at the Langley Junior High School. This band will give a se- ries of concerts in the public d?‘m dur- ing the Summer under the direction of Chapman. ‘The winners in the bowling teams of Lhelodnvmmhbnuthfirmynt the Queen Pin alleys mext Thursday evening. A banquet will be served them at the Elks’ Club. CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA. MD.O.IO.II!.'NMWIM and reception of a class of candi- dmmyevm. ‘The exempli- fl:fimof'-bec Wwill be in charge of Miss Mary C. , grand regent; Mrs. Katherine Martin, vice Snnual seesion”of the Maryiand Grand | F1tt A bus will leave Odd Feliows Lodge. Temple at 6:15 p.m. The grand master and his staff will accompany President Jeannette Griffith and her assembly officers Thursday evening on her official visit to Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge meeting in | FOM. s inge ufim Chairman Morris L. Dree- ben, md warden, presiding. The committee arranged and completed all glam for the celebration which will be eld April 27 in Odd Fellows Temple. rog:m has been arranged. Mem- beu, ir families and Iriends are in- ’me reports of the representatives of this committee rendered at the meeting shmmlt.holoaummhmnl & banquet and action was taken to hold & banquet in the Pall. The grand mas- ter desires advise th> subordinate Ind mn.h Lodges that he has re- the tation of each bnncn of the order on the banquet arral its. Lodge will confer the initiatory LE evening on Charles Cecil. -fim meet Wednesday d officers attended the visi- mnlu to lrwm'ood ifts were ten- t in Excelsior Lodge :‘fim ti.me the association will hl f the lodge. '“-i"-; T of the mg serles ofmvld‘; tations w subordinate encampment will accur Monday evening, when Grand Patriarch Millard P, and his as- sociate officers visit Fred smm En- mt “T Entertainment Committee has been busy for several weeks arranging for the social part of the evening. Onc of the principal features of the evening will be a drill by the chevaliers of Can- ton Washington. ‘The enunpmmu will join with the subordinate and Rebekah Lodges in celebnun( fiu anniversary of the or- der April 2 Illml NEWS. The noble grand of Naom! Lodge an- nounces a heart social at her home, 3658 ‘Warder E!rflk:&l’fl 37" :;. 8:30 gm. Ruth Lodge MOITo ‘At the last meeting of Martha Wash- ington Lodge, Noble Grand Ethel Eck- endorf requested all members to be present at the visitation, April 23. A dinner will be given in May. At the meeting of Dorcas W‘e Miss Maybelle lppeuou lnd Mr. and Mrs. Roseb: short, . Dr. struction at their meeting All members of the order and progreszive tea at the home of Mrs. L. H. Windsor, 513 Nicholson street, April 22, at 8 pm. Brightwood Lodge reccived the presi- dent of the Rebekah Assembly, Mrs. Jeannette Griffith, and ber officers, ac- companied by Deputy Grand Master Thomas Mettler and officers, escorted by Canton Washington and the Ladies Auxiliary, at her annual visitation. Misses Gladys Smith, warden, and Dor- othy Larson, conductor, received certi- ficates of perfection from the assem- bly, presented hy the vice president, Belle Thomson. am was_given Jollows: Qu-m from M h School, solo by Miss Lucy Hopk.lns. and a sketch by Mr. and Lacheur. Gifts were premmd Mrm Griffth, Mrs. Thomson and Mr. Mettler by a chorus of young women in behalf of the lodge. ‘The lodge will give a dance May 13 in the lodge hall. ENIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Syracuslans Lodge, at its last meet- ing, conferred the page rank on G. W. Bruffrey, musiclan in the Navy Band, {rom Dennison, Tex. Grand Chancellor Wealthalll installed the newly elected . Jarboe. Seal Willlam Kimmell, Ogn cmnuuor Dickman in- ::;l‘ed mleld‘:nmhmk of Hl:d‘:: e u gran er runt ‘The ication, by trans- illis from Cam- Lodge, Cwnbridge, Md. _The lodge was addresssd by H. hart of Greens Lodge of Creensburg, Ind. The esquire rank be ferred next meeting. Washington Company, Uniform Rank, at its last meeting completed arrange- ments for the public installation of its officers April 20. Fredericksburg Lodge of Vi Oriental Lodge of Alexan- dria, : Col. Keefer of Westminster, ’flmm: fl‘xmme S, a p Temple n Sisters, rs of the te lodges and members will be “Temple, Pythian Sisters, An invitation was received for the biennial convention of Vermont State Courts, Montpelier, Vt., April 21, and the Courts of Maryland May 30 2nd 31. These conventions are in prep- aration for the natlonal convention at Atlantic City in July. Miss Kitty Ruppert and Miss Bess Calnan have gone to Atlantic City to make plans for the delegation of seni and juniors of Court 212 who will at- tend the C. D. A. conven! Sons and Daughters of Liberty, Co- lumbia Council, will meet be canu.!.n Edward Stevens, secretary. be celebrated in the near fyture. At the last meeting an invitation was re- ceived to attend the celebration of Hope Councll's thirty-eighth birthday anni- 'I‘he ‘final card party of the serles given by Spalding Council will be held ‘Thursday, May 21, when the season prizes will be awarded. It is announced that tickets for the dinner.dance of Spalding Council's thirty-third anniversary celebration must be obtained not later than tomor- | row night. They may be obtained from Al Joy at the hall. Tickets for the - | Gertrude Russell, soprano, and ‘The ‘" specialty dancer. A buffet supper | Order United _D. C., APRIL 19, 1931—PART FOUR. 3 Hi memb!r of Washington membership c mll"ly'lm. chairman of the Patrons Com- ttee. ‘The assembly was advised that the Uneli Suke pisce o Auguat, 1002, will After the the members ed mm‘fl lmky. mmx:mmwmmmn J. | the Mayflower Monday evening, May 4. | April TMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN. Sioux Tribe held their thirty-first anniversary and celebration at Red Men’s Hall, 713 D street. The ciple speaker was Herbert P. Steteer, great chief of records of the Great Council of the United States. Past Grand Monarch Edward W. Libby of Kallipolis Grotto, Great Sachem of the District of Columbia Willlam P, Louis Raebach of Lodge also spoke. entertainment would provide the fessional base balls. Hive, Mrs. Ethel M. commander, will celebrate the fourth birthday anniversary April 27 at Nonh- east le. There will a class of junior graduates mm!crm from Capitol Court to the Hive, ‘The Ditto Club, C. Glenn Yinger, president, will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Blanche Schriver, 464 M street southwest. ‘The Ever Ready Girls' Club of Cap- itol Court, Junior Department, will meet April 24 at the home of the court director, Sarah H. Severe, 717 Eighth sf Tnortheast. ‘The Junior Base Ball Club of Cap- lwl Court has organized with George ., manager; Paul Tomardy, JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN MECHANI ld'fird J. Ross Council men:nh Councilor Lossman of the visit of the Bw‘councfl ofiuflm Shazor, Albert Hopkl.n: W. C. Ferber and Past State Councilor W. H. Lanham were the speakers of the evening. Mem- bers from this council are expected to honor State Vice Councilor Thomas F. Jones, a member of this council. Caj Lossman of the drill team notified members that beginning nm 'flml'ldly ‘were mm: Pyles. is i g g Banner )y Councilor Dtvid Pelo!d. The speakers were Councilor Pezold, State Warden E. M. Garrett, Past Coun- cllors Clarence Littleton, F. J. Barr, Secretary Blrnel and Financial Secre- 11 Bergin. Chaplain P. M. Riley presided the meeting of Reno Councfl. P‘]’Av;: charter | tary Russel . | are under way to initiate a class of can- didat ites by the council’s degree team, under the direction of Master ‘Thomas O. Valentine. e speake Yere J. E. Butis, W, G. Walker, K. . er, uf - Ia Charles Alder or acostis Council was presided over by Vice Councilor J. G. Eastburn. The council vu: g:w ;‘h class initiation to- morrow nig] e speakers were Deputy State Councilor Charles F. Muller, Past Councilors E. D. Kauffman, E. A. Diehl, Wfllhm Mitchell, John L. Nair, Secretary E. R. Thomas, James E. Frye and Councilor Retstatt, Bennings Councll met with Councilor Disney Mlnl State Councilor Frank C. Mangum in the official visit of the State Council, it was announced that for percentage -u:;‘.in ince visitations. The cilor Disney, State 1. D. Gates, w. Hawkins, Secretary 3 Organem.x.mcm arm and service hn’w been prepared, e |and corps area commanders have beeri authorized to assign Reserve officers to the active and inactive units of nm Regular Army under their command in the numbers and grades shown there! Chiefs of arms and services are simi- motmnmlnd":rficewtnt frouphumuummwmmt Reserve officers selected for ment to lc'-l'l units of the was | Army will be those wWho have outstand- ing qualifications to fill the positions d in-the event of an emergency. The consent of Reserve officers will be obtained in all cases for assignments to either active or inactive units. In case it is impracticable to fill the au- thorized vacancies in each grade in any unit, Reserve officers of the next lower grade may be assigned to make the total of Reserve officers assigned to each grade equal to the total authorized for each grade. addition, Reservists of the lowest grades may be attached to any unft without restriction as to recording secre- t, Daisy Bell; =] ml ‘Torney; financial ucrmry Laura Allen; treasurer, chaplain, Bertha Hubacker; ery Norton, Hattle Beall and w Amcuuz Council was ealled to or- der by Edna Dyer when one application for membership was received and a re- port made by Mrs. Mary James on the carnival to be held in June. The Hos- pitality Committee will meet April 20 at the home of Mrs. Mamie Cornisch, with Mrs, Mary James assisting. A reading s given by 2 oxl:m doamcil‘.t‘)l;‘wldred lontgomery, followed by a 0 part; and refreshments. A card part; for assign- | ices Regular early nf&olnlmmt of be given in securing q! men of the early appointments, * Field Artillery Reserve District will meet toda; Myer riding ‘hall at 9:15 a.m. for tn- struction in equitation under the di- rection of m; J. M. McDowell, F. A, Mem| Infant e ol the ot by (Gl ence at Wi ters, 1734 New tomorrow of at the Fort ‘ork avenue northwest, Engineer Reservists of the 'm meet next the board rllziltthalmmfie(hll def good be held April 23, at over | Temple at 8:30 dance will be 3 mnwmmdmomommoloflchh in their last visitation for this season. Professional talent, as well as members | Se; of the organization, appear April 25. Councilor Parr, State Cnnduchr’ c. . Hild, State Cauncllvr Mlngum, McCulloch, Wllherfle E. W Bu'-nhtn. C 3. lnmn!, ughes, W. L. Dawkins, C. D. Hfld ty Martin of this council and L. Haney of Ross Council and Chnpllln ‘Woods of Capital Council made addresses. DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA. At the last meeting of Mount Vernon Council two applications for member- ship were received and one for rein- statement. Supper was served in cele- bration of the 28th birthday anniversary of the council, mether with the birth~ days of three of its members. A 500 party will be held Aprfl 21, at Northeast Masonic_Temple. Star Spangled Council was called to ler by Mrs. Ruth mll 'thzn the State councillor, Mrs. by Mrs. Marie Stevenson 'hnn phm were made for the celebration of birthday anniversary next month. ‘The Happy Hour Social Club of Tri- umph Council, met at the home of Pearl Wolfe, with Roy Wolfe assisting. oamesbwere played and refru.hm enoltheevenm‘ T ‘The monthly meeting of ilors’ Association of Anacostia comummuwxnxnmmm- Hall. Election of officers was as evening, practice drills will follows: President, Helen S\luun, vice the Past|ning an the us!mh!y were Mrs, Garnett tune, Mrs. Olive Wellen, Mrs. Clara Nace of the State Benevolence Commit- Jameson, Jjr., ll‘lfl hu;“u bnnnu ull‘mdtcflu 1,313th Serv- Col. Hoxie H. Smif Infantry serve, of mhu mt of Organized Reserves tflmlflrlul‘colmh'mhfl tee and Charles Magill and John Watts, | 2C4Ve DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE. Mrs. Harriet E. Reinhardt, . past queen | N; of Lotus Temple of Duluth, the distinction of being elected an hnn- member of Salma of XV il 15 '.ntbe“umt?l::u e'nmp a [ount N Flurteent and Kenyon stree - Sons and Daughters of Liberty, members from neighboring councils in Maryland muvmm Harry W. Pote, the only living charter member of the council, was ted with a gold piece as & present Mrs. | token of remembrance. State Councilor Mrs. Gola Duval and others made ad- dresses. The meeting was followed by dancing and refreshments. 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