Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-13
EVANSVILLE.

The Tuesday Club met last Tuesday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. 2. J.
Van Doren on Spencer street. Shakespeare
"Othello'' was the topic for discussion.
Quotations from the play were given at
the call OF the roll. The program was as
follows: College song, ''Yamo," chorus Of
the club; essay on "Othello," Mrs A. R.
Holden; song, Fiddle and t. with violin
obligato, Mrs. ]. A. Aman, jr, and Mr.
z. J. Van Doren; reading from "Othello, -
Dr. j. r. Owens; song, "Desdemona Young
and Fair" chorus of the club: recitation,
Mrs. l.. F. Holden; essay. "Shakespeare's
Villains Mr.. A. R. Holden; vespers hymn,
chorus of the club.
The Dorcas Sewing Society met Tuesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs Arthur
Carnand made number of undergo rrne hts.
The District Lodge of Grand Templars
held the quarterly meeting with Golden
Chain Lodge Tuesday at Good Templars'
Hall The District Lodge IS composed of
delegates from Prince Georges, Howard
and Baltimore counties. The meeting was
very interesting, the principal object being
the formation of a new lodge at Charlton
Heights. The district degree was con-
ferred upon ten members The visiting
delegates were agreeably entertained by
the ladies of the lodge.
At recent meeting of Beltsville Grange
of Beltsville the following officers were
elected: s. W. Beall, worthy master; A. J..
Bennett. overseer: Miss Magruder, secre-
tary, Or. Z. A. FOX, treasurer; ]. ID. Cas-
sard, steward.
The Children's Minstering Christian
League of the Pinckney Memorial Church
met Monday afternoon at the old Hyatt
mansion. on Bowie avenue Carols were
practiced for the Christmas entertainment
and number of toys and books were do
mated to the Children's Hospital by the
young members of the league.
The Hyattsville Assembly was entertained
Wednesday evening at the residence of Capt.
| p Il. Duffv. [ he mos
enjoyable social events which has occurred
in the village for some time past, and the
| assembly will long remember its fifth meet
ing place. A number of invited guests were
present, and the attendance of club men,
berS was very large, but the spacious par
Tor and dining room were amply sufficient,
however, to accommodate all. The guests
were received by Mrs. Duffy. assisted by her
three daughters The time before supper
was spent in listening to various musical
selections and dancing. Miss Margaret Duff
fy charmed the company by her graceful
movements in several fancy dances and the
Misses Schoffeld, Gallant and Aman added
to the enjoyment of the occasion by piano
numbers. Supper was served at 10, after
which the dancing and social converse ton
were resumed. An informal business meet
ing of the club was held in the dining room
during the later hours. at which Mr.. Bob
Callahan was elected treasurer. Plans were
laid for the Christmas dance, which will
PROBABLY be given New Year eve. and
which is expected to he the most enjoyable
affair ever given in Hyattsville. Those who
were present were Maj. and Mrs NJ V.
Tierney. Mrs. Joseph Aman Mrs Callahan.
Miss Mary Schcfield the Misses Nellie and
Leila Callahan, the Misses Nellie and Lottie
FenWick. Miss Leila Aman, Miss Edythe
Gallant, Miss Carrie Taft, Miss Fagin, Miss
Corinne Mcfarland, and Messrs. Frank
Ian. Geo. Thyson. Fagin. Gill. Wheatley
WIN Moran, Howard Burbank Robert Cal
lahan. John A. Graham and Maj Hugh
Duffy.