Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-30

the National Rifles Armory Wednesday
evening. The Merrymakers' Orchestra, of
which Mr. c. V. Samuels is the director,
rendered tie music. Mr.. Walter X. Harr
was chairman of the entertainment com
mittee, and his assistants were MIR. c. Z.
Engle and Mr.. H. E. Huntsberry. The OF
ficers of the club are: President Mr.. R. Il.
Hamendirger: vice president. Mr.. G.. II.
treasurer, Mr. L. P. Stewart, and the mem
bers are Misses Nellie Huntsberry, Nellie
C. Lee NJ. lola Fitzgerald, Eva G. john
son, Minnie Robertson, Ella a. Johnston.
Long and Messrs. Walter b. Harr, VIM j.
Krouse, John NJ. Poloni, Chas E. Engle
and II. E. HuntSberry.
At the meeting of the Society for Phllo-
sophical Inquiry, held at the Columbian
University recently, Rev. Frank Sewall,
ID, gave an account of the recent annual
meeting of the American Philosophical AS
socia ton at Princeton, N. j., and Mr. I'd
ward S. Steele gave an address on "Nomi-
nalisrn and Realism The subsequent dis
cussion was participated in by Dr. j. Mac
bride Sterrett Mr.. Hyland C. Kirk, DR..
Frank II. Bigelow, Prof. Bishop of the Cnl-
yerSity of Sewanee and Mr.. Steele.
The members of the Pro Re Nata began
discussion on Russia during the Wednes-
day morning meeting, which Will be taken
up and completed at the next meeting. MIS-.
Lucia E. Blount is the president and Mrs.
j. Ellen Foster the director of this society.
Mr. Robert Baker at whose home in
Brooklyn n. Y. the first Woman's Single
Tax Club of America was formed, has eX-
tended invitations to the single tax clubs
of Washington to meet at his house, at
1888 Dist street, Sunday afternoon to dis
cuss the single tax question Many nave
responded. Among those present last Sun
day were Mrs Jennie Munroe, Mr.. Sibley,
Miss Coope, Mr.. and Mrs: Heath, Mr..
Creery. Mr.. Oyster, Mr.. and Mrs Byron
Holt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller. Miss
RAYMOND Mr. Ralston and many others.
The Elizabeth Cady Stanton Political
Study Club met at the apartments OF MIS-.
Iaura Coope at the Carolina flats, Thurs
day evening, when the hostess presided,
owing to the illness of Mrs Lucy b.
Chandler, the president. paper on Inc
History of the Munroe Doctrine was pre-
serted by Mrs. Jennie, L. Munroe, after
which Mrs c. c. Farrar gave a graphic ac-
count of 'MaXimiian and His Brief Reign
in Mexico Refreshments were served.
Among those present We're M IS Emma GIL
lett Miss Bowen, Mrs. Jennie Munroe, Mrs.
Farrar. Mr.. and Mrs. Coope Miss Florence
Colford, Miss Ethel Co1ford, Mrs. Smiley
and others. Arrangements for the coming
suffrage convention were discussed, and
two members of this club were appointed
chairmen of committees for the work.
The Missouri Ladies' Literary Society as
car,hIad Monday evening at the Iowa flats,
with Mrs n I Phelps as hostess. The
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lar Sunday evening meeting at the head
quarters, 222 A street southeast.
The meeting was opened with music by
Mrs. Woodward The president, Mr.. A j.
Cory, read a selection from The Song Ce-
lestial." The secretary, Mrs. 5. M Nc
Donald, read letter from the Chicago
headquarters asking for the concerted
thought OF the members agalnststhe grow
ing evil OF viyisection. The motion to ap-
point committee to visit members in at
Fiction was adopted