Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-17
done b. the eerps, showing that during the
past year LOCO had been distributed In re-
lief work.

Lief work.
trict Federation Of Woman's Clubs, has ar
ranged a. an interesting feature OF all fu-
| ture meetings that short papers on current
| topics be read by the different members:
At the next meeting. on the evening o1
January 81. at the home Of the ". Q. I. ",
9th street, the initial paper will be given
| by Miss Frances Graham French.
The managers Of the D. A. r. bazaar held
at the New Willard recently are justly
elated over the success Of the affair Inc
which have been ADDED to the fund for the the
building Of Memorial Hall. Constitution
| Chapter turned in $50 to the fund as the re-
suit Of the lecture, AN American Woman
in Russia" given by Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster
at the Portner
The Legion Of Loyal Women Monday
evening installed the following officers:
President, Mrs. e. Kathleen Temple; vice
president, Mrs. Dora Hendricks; past presi-
dent, Mrs. Ada H. Weiss; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Helen Engle; corresponding sec
rotary, Mrs. Mary A. Lamb; financial secre-
| tary. Mrs. Emma Myers; treasurer, Miss
Mary Smith; herald, Miss Marie L. Kear-
ney; page, Mrs. Ella Dolan: warden, Mrs.
D. G. Perham; sentinel, Mrs. ]. G.. Burnett;
chaplain, Mrs Celestia Ferries; pianist, Mrs.
Emma Donohue The annual reports by
the various committees showed good work
done along charitable, philanthropdc and
hospitable lines.
The Primary Sunday School Teachers
Union held an interesting meeting last night
| in the parlors of the w. c. T. u. home in 9Th
street. Miss Elizabeth V. Brown gave
talk about "Bble Stories for Children"
Miss Lula Farnham sang primary song,
| and the lesson was taught by Mrs. Amy
| May Gray.
Judge Watson, formerly attorney general
OF Ohio, and at present one Of the commits
United States, will address the Manor
House Chapter, D. A. R., at the Riggs
House this evening. Miss Elizabeth Bryant
Johnston will tell in her interesting way
about the courtship and marriage of Wash
1ngton to Mrs. Gusts.
Judging by the nightly Illumination OF
tneir headquarters, Wimodaughsis must be
as busy this winter as the traditional bee
The Academy Of Forty met last Thursday
evening, when they discussed in spirited
fashion the subject: Have Women
PROPER Appreciation of Business HONOR
The Current Literature Club. Vino
oaughsis, will vary its usual program by
giving pretender's party Tuesday even
ing, to which friends are invited Plans
1or the occasion are varied and unique.
Columbia Hive No 3, and Brookland
Hive, No. t. Ladies of the Maccabees held
| Joint installation of officers Tuesday night
e,
Mrs. Nellie A. Rowe, state commander
who was the installing officer, opened the
meeting with an address. Lady Galloway
retlrlng commander, was then presented
with a rosewood cabinet and Mrs. Rowe
received a handsome sofa cushion The
ofncers installed in Columbia Hive were:
Fannie P. Cary lady mmander; Ada
hartman, lieutenant commander Mary
galloway, past commander; Ada Lewis
chaplain; Claire E. Van Arsdale, record
keeper; Margaret j. Sherratt, finance keep
er: Mary Cosgrove, sergeant; Grace E.
Bernnardt, mistress alarms, and Maria B.
Brooks, picket. The officers Of Brookland
Hive, No f. installed were: Lizzie K Webb
lady commander; Nellie Stagge, lieutenant
commander; Ada NJ Buckston. past lady
commander; Fannie NJ. Brown. record
keeper: Agnes Schelling, finance keeper:
Alberta Cogswell, sergeant; Mabel Claire
Webb. MISUNDERSTANDING; Ada Schultz. SEN
tinel, and Carrie E. Smith, picket. Tho
evening ended with pleasing musical
program.
The death of Miss Jessie Thomas. who
lost her life in the tidal basin skating
disaster, has cast gloom over the Spanish
class at Wimodaughsis, of which she was
favorite member.
The Alumni Association of the Washing
ton College Of Law held its regular month
~ meeting Thursday. In the absence of the
president, Miss G. I. Grtesheimer Mrs Jen-
ME L. Munroe presided The association
was henored by the presence of Mrs. E. s.
Mussey. dean of the Washington College Of
Law, who addressed the melting. An invi-
tation extended to Mrs Mussey to deliver
her lecture on 1.-THE Higher Education of
Women" before the Alumni Association at
future day was accepted. and Mrs. j. L.
Munroe, Miss F. Raymond and Miss Bessie
DWyer were chosen a committee Of ar
rangements, 1t being voted to invite the
Federation of Womens Clubs to be pres
ent: Mrs. L. NJ Coope, Mrs. ]. c. A. Page
and Miss Meyers were appointed a commit
tee to consider the advisability and practi-
cability of special course of study and
lectures upon commercial and business law
In its relations to women, as an addition
to the curriculum Of the Washington Col
lege of Law, and render report at the
next meeting.