Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-12
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Tho Washington KlflGergarten Club held
q temperance reunions recently in honor OF
Mrs Sarah L. Welshs who has taught the
free kindergarten schosl Of Baltimore for
twelve years. Letters and congratulations
from friends In many of the states were
read and a purse containing $40 was pre-
sented to Mrs. Welsh Mrs. Clinton Smith
was introduced and made short address.
Miss Octavfa Greene rendered "Nocturne
Marie. from Brinley sFachards; Mrs. Clay
ton Wood Boyd gaves O recitation, Miss
and Graceful Waltz" from Borowski, on
the violin; Mrs. Alex N. German read a re-
port OF the kindergarten club for the year
1902, Mrs. Maud De- Camp spoke of the
the free kindergartentsin Baltimore were
given by Misses Bessie Satter, Minnie
Michal, Mary Hauley. Jhez French. Octa-
via Greene, Mary NJ: Strayer. Marjorie
sense play was delivered by Miss Minnie
Daugherty of Baltimore.
One of the most entertaining programs Of
the season was that given by the Optimist
Club in the chapel Of the Church of Our
Father at Its last meeting. Mr.. Curry was
chairman OF the program committee for the
evening and announced that it would be a
golden program"
After a vocal duet by Mr.. and Mrs. Hull
ings Mr.. Curry spoke on Gold, the Quail
ties Which Make 1t the Most Precious
Metal" and Gold in Jewelry, Gildings.
1
Greek Mythology Mrs. Carey Yarnell,
on Golden Calf" Mr. Clyde johnson, on
THE Field of the Cloth of Gold;" Miss
Louise Powell. Golden Fleece of the Argo-
naut;" Miss Blanche Pushaw, "Goldenrod
as the Proposed National Flower Mr..
John Wilgus, Gold and Ivory Statue of
Genus, One of the Seven Wonders of the
World Miss Helen Holmes, Golden Wed
dings;" Miss McCay, Golden Rose of the
Popes," and Mr..Joian Van schaick, Gold
en- Rule of Scripture Chaplain Couden
of the House of Representatives made a
speech.
The officers of this association are: Capt.
De Costa, president; Miss Hortense Kea-
bles, vice president; Mr.. T. P. Wilgus, sec
rotary, and Miss Cora Curry, treasurer.
Among those present were Capt De Costa,
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Williams, Chaplain
and Mrs. Couden, Mr.. and Mrs. Hullings,
Mr.. and Mrs. Curry, Mrs. M. l.. Tanner,
Mrs. Carey Yarnell the Misses Curry,
Miss Susie McCay. Mr.. II. e: Higgins, Mr.
Pinchaw, Rev. Mr.. VAN Schaick, Mr.. Perry
Gath and Capt. Perham.
The Young Peoples Union of the Peo-
pies Church held meeting at the home OF
Miss Gertrude E. MetcaIf, at lab 9Th street
northwest. At the close of the business
session Miss Marie l. Siemers and Miss
Mira Speer entertained the club by humor-
Gus Rotations, after which the members
were invited to join in a 'tea party,
guessing game, in which Mr.. w. d. Mac
kenzie came out ahead and Mr.. Roland Abb
bolt guessed the smallest number. for
which he paid the penalty by singing
Home, Sweet Home" backward.
Miss Pearle Smith then recited when
Father Rode the Goat" after which two
new members, Mr.. w. d. Mackenzie and
Miss Elsie Lightbown, were initiated with
&C q S,,rnr;sa hI, Tho committee on -initia-
ton.
Refreshments were then served, and the
club adjourned to meet next with Mrs.
,.atIo. ~. $500. -, ~, s.to
MI &C. ~ T., 80 1onia c;arnarS
s spec aye he,i.' MAI -, oiTinILa
Wetca1f George a Warran Roland All.
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California avenue. when Mrs. Bracket. the
vice president, presided. in absence of Miss
Harris the nresident who recently resign
Continued and at each meeting a naner Is
road and discussed Arnonp the members
are Mrs Rrackett Mrs Toibert Mrs Kant
Mrs. Parsons Mrs; Croker. Mrs Rite Mrs
Tindau and Misc NicboIis
The Federation of Women's Clubs. at its
last meeting. November %. agreed to fur
nish books for library extension work in
generation
Grafton. and appointed Miss Estelle F. Ans
Lockwood chairman of the library com
mittee The object Is to establish a library
IN Statesvlile, Ga.'.1n order that the young
women ana men VINO work In the mills and
factories may nave access TO DOCKS ana
rooms 10 reao m MRS. Hannah D. Sperry
mrs. Chariotte Emerson MAIN ana other
laoles OF the Iederauon are acuveiy inter-
esteo IN TINS WORK ana MIS- LOCKWOOD, Inc
claIrlham, hopes ~ seho poA Oh DOCKS
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st,eat nortbwest conversat;nn onmtast
was tho feature of the evening Misc Hoo
receivine the f,rst nriza and Mic Han,iius
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