Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-10
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THE CLUBS
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The Michigan Social Club has changed
! its time and place of meeting. II now meets
| on tie second and fourth wednesda ny even
| ings of each month at Spanish Veterans
| Hail. tl9 9Th street northwest, At the last
| meeting there was large Attendance and
good program was rendered Miss FIather
| gave piano solo, there was a reading by
| Mrs. Walcott. recitation by Master Edw n
| Felt, reading by Mr.. Agnew and vocal
| solo by Miss curtiss, with Miss Lacey as
accompanlSt., %, The program was inter-
| sporsed with gems from the graphophone.
under the direction of MIR. walcott The
ohcefs Tor the present year are: President,
Burrige Wilson; first wee president DR. W.
| +. Sherman; second vice president Mrs. j.
| M. Wocott: secretary, II. V. Blsbee: treas
| urer, w. w. Agnew.
The Saturday Evening Cribbage Club, of
sixteen members held it's regular weekly
meeting Tuesday evening at the home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith of street
| Seven games'were played, each couple hav-
| ing table and board to themselves Mr..
John +. jackson carried OFF the trophy of
| the evening" roSette of blue ribbon-hav-
| ing won every game that he played. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs James Herndon
| Baker. Mr. and Mrs Thomas H. Moran Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Reilly. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
| Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bilingsly
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgson. The club will
hold its next meeting at the home of Mr..
| and Mrs. Bilingsly, next Tuesdly, and on
Tuesday of Christmas week it will give
large reception. for which hundred .nvI-
tations have been issued.
TIE Woman's National Press Associa lion
has held regular monthly meetings during
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r. Spofford and DIR. Sheldon Jackson were
| the speakers DIR. Spoffo. entertained the
members with his observations in Spain
| this year., DR.. Jackson, general agent OF
/ education in Alaska snce 1885,. gave
graphic pictures of. Alaskan life and GUS
| toms.
| Mrs. Clinton Smith. president of the Dis
| trict W. CT L.: Mrs. Margaret Dye Ell s.
| Mrs. Emma S. Shelton and Mrs. Charles p.
Grandfield are visiting at Atlantic city.
Mrs Harry Burns and Miss NJ Fox en-
, tertained the Amandale Club Tuesday even
/ ing at the home of the former. The pro-
| gram included the election of officers as
| follows: Rose l.. Levy. president: Anne
Burke. vice president Olga Krumpke, sec
rotary: Minnie Rothange. treasurer. The
club will hold its next meeting with Miss
Rothange.
The NJ. NJ. N. Club win omit its regu-
lar business meeting next Monday and
substitute d social program. which Will
include dancing. The members of this club
devote almost their entire attention to
study. and departure from their routine
will not occur again this winter The en-
tertainment will be in the nature of a fare
well to Mr.. James Coston. who is about
to go 10 San Francisco to take a place
| in a large commercial house.
| The Jolly Juniors entertained about forty
friends at a dance Tuesday evening at the
home of the president Miss Lally Jones.
! The house decorated with holly and
carnations. and music for the evening was
furnished by Miss Evelyn Smithers on
the piano and Frank Bell on the violin.
Among these present were the Misses
Julia Edgerton. Ella MaXey, Kitty and
Mauda White Lucy Bronson. Mabel Tucker
and John White Harry Small. Louis John
sor, Mark Farrell, John Tuckerman and
Lucien Hill. The Juniors will give a large
dance Christmas week.
The East Washington Literary Circle held
its usual weekly meeting Thursday night,
when the eighteen members brought with
them each an additional friend. A pro-
gram of music and recitation was given,
besides the usual papers treating OF Dick
| ems and his contemporaries, which have
engaged the attention of the circle for sew
eral months. Those present by special in
vitation We're Mr.. and Mrs John Paul Hold
4 son. Mr. and Mrs Albert Waveley. Mrs.
| Margaret Butler. Miss Julia E. Long, the
| Misses Bessie and Ada Sterret. Miss Ruby
Bell James f. Long. Frank-and Thomas
Ryan and John Waveley
The regular. BUSINESS meeting of the
Storrs Glass Club of the Fifth Congrega-
tional Church was held at the club room,
corner Sth and | streets northeast, Tues
day evening last The business incident to
the meeting transacted eXpeditiously.
the feature being the heated discussion of
the membership provisions of the constitu-
ton. a committee composed of MeSsrS. II.
s. HILL Fl. f. Entrikin and E. c. Blanchard
was appointed to take this matter under adj
visemeRt for later report to the club as to
special recommended
Representatives of the trustees of the
church-Messrs. G.. p Tucker and II. r.
Blanchard-were the guests of honor for
| the evening. and after the business session
a buffet supper was served by the commit
tee in charge.
SchoItze. E. C. Blanchard Frank Crown.
H. S. HILL Jay Ciley. G. G. Watt. II. r En-
trikin Henry CARL Roy Tremain. d. w.
Montgomery, J. F. Robb. III. A. Blanchard,
| G. p. Tucker.
The II. E. Study Club held its first meet
! ing last night, and will hold regular ses-
| sions weekly throughout the winter and
| spring. The officers elected We're Julian
/ Melville. president; Hortense Miller, secre-
| tary; John Mason, treasurer, and Mrs. NJ.
H. Mason. director Of programs.
The Equal Suffrage Association met Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. Belva A.
Lockwood There was good attendance.
The Give What You Can Club received re-
Gently several donations for their Christ
mas work from unknown friends. The club
has arranged to provide for more poor chill
dren than usual this Christmas.
The CongenIals entertained a number of
guests Thursday evening at the National
Rifles Armory. when they held their month";
~ assembly. The dancing program was at
tractive and music was furnished by the
Congenials hand.
Mrs Ellen Simpson of the Wednesday
Cara Club has gone to Omaha to spend
Christmas with her family in her girlhoods
home.
OBJECTS TO WORKING OVERTIME.