Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08
The SOCIAL WORLD
tco6sinued from Fifth Page,
Taunce. Maloney, Taylor. Long and Col
Inns.

Faunce. Maloney, Taylor. Long and Col
Inns.
Mrs Ohio NJ Muncaster, who has recent
" undergone severe operation for appen-
dicitls. has returned to her home, and her
The regular monthly sociable of the Elk
celsior Literary Club was held at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. n. J. Frear. 223 9th street
northeast. last Monday evening. The large
parlors were crowded, and the meeting was
one OF interest from beginning to close. The
club was called to order by. Mrs. e. N.
Willis, vice president. who made some OPEN
ing remarks, extending a cordial welcome
to the visitors. after which she introduced
the chairman OF the committee on program,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Frear. who presented the fol-
lowing: Plano solo. Miss Beatrice
reading, Miss Susie Jost; solo and dance by
little Gladdis Wilkinson. who is known as
the child wonder: humorous recitation by
MISS Nellie Ramby; instrumental quartet,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips, Miss Louise
Mae Farrow and Mr.. Louis Bradford, fol-
lowed by the Delsarte movement, Miss Sid
ney Duny, accompanied with reading by
Mrs Florence Duffy Miss Maud Bundy,
by particular request, rendered whistlfng
solo, accompanied on the piano by Miss
Beatrice johnson. Other numbers were:
together with Mrs ]. Phillips, their teach
er; vocal solo, Miss Grace Thornett; violin
solo, Miss Louise Mae Farrow; vocal solo.
mar M hv ,sa on
and Mrs. A. H. Frear and Mr.. and Mrs
Rolf. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Maupin. Mr.. and Mrs: Geo: A.
Bacon. Capt. Emerson and wife, Mrs. Geo.
T. Carter, Mrs A. g. Powell, Miss Alice
Laird. Willie Laird. Miss Alice Jost. Miss
Gertrude Thornett. Mrs. F. M. Cherry. Mrs.
waupun, Wis; Miss Blanche Nefr. Miss J.
Anna Tennyson, Mrs. ]. L. McCreery. Mrs.
Lee W. sperry. Cleveland Ohio; Mrs. e. A.
Chambers Mrs. w. F. Galatzo, Mr.: H. II.
Martin. Misses Alice and Grace NJ Martin,
Mrs. G. s. NJ Seely, Mrs. Clara Kalstrom,
Mrs. Eugene Murray, Miss Harriette Muir
ray. Mrs. Mary Brown. Mrs. ]: D. Darnall.
Mrs. Karl E. Curry. Mrs. M. Milton Farrow,
Mrs. J. x. Phillips, Mrs. Frances Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilkinson. Miss Mary Jennings. MI Geo.
vandorn, Mr. William Persy. Miss Eta
Phillips Mr.. William Thornton, Misses
Jennie Knapp and Fentris Belmont on
| motion OF Mr. George A. Bacon, Mrs A. H
Frear was rendered vote of thanks Tor
the good program furnished.
The regular afternoon meeting of the club
was also held with Mrs. Frear Tuesday,
Mrs. Addie W. Foster, vice president, pre-
siding. Mrs. Frear opened the meeting
with a piano solo. Mrs. Alexander gave an
interesting review of the characters IN
BLEAK House" Current events were dis
cussed, and the club adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Carrie E. Kent, 1924 18th street
northwest, on the 18th instant.
November in Alexandria. Va, Rev. John
H. S. Ewell of the Methodist Protestant
Church performed the marriage ceremony
for Mr. Charles Winfield Hayes and Miss
Daisy Lillian Boggs, both of this city.
Mrs. Electa E. Smith of this city, who Is
now visiting at her old home at Sterling
Ill., Is being entertained In public way
by the citizens. as well as receiving marked
attention from her personal friends. This
week residents of adjoining town who
were here at the G. A r. encampment gave
banquet in her honor. Mrs. Smith was
also the central figure in the opening exer-
cises of the new town hall at Prophetstown
and was given a public reception. Next
week she will be the guest of Judge and
Mrs. Bryant at Madison, Wis. Judge Bry-
ant was formerly here in the Post Office
Department during the Cleveland admins
tration.