Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-27
Miss Eta Wilson, at 1915 9Th street north

west.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. George
]. Hesselman DR.. and Mrs. William Kem-
ball. Mrs. Ernest H. Elliott Misses Jean
Wakefield, Faye Kent, Katie M. Potter.
Ruby Potter. Marie Wahlgren. Anna New
Kent DR.. Charles Holmes. Messrs Albert
Willis, Edward c. Bebb, Russell Abbott,
Roland Abbott. William d. Mackenzie
William Alfred Falconer. William Connolly.
George A. Warren and Alfred Wild.
The Nordca Mandolin Club and orches
ira, of which Mr.. Walter Holt is the d.
rector, assisted by the Bacon Quintet gave
a concert at the National Rifles Armory
Wednesday evening. Those who took part
were: Misses Isabel Burch. p Colin, NJ J..
Dioiot. Mary Espey. e. A. Hurley, X. N.
Luckett, NJ. l.. Rea, Meta Sands, 1. V. n.
Shirley. Bessie Tiffany, e. f. Walker, L. c.
Wilbur. N. b. waste. Ada Anderson S. e.
Beamer, f. Z. Chandler, Louise Zimmerman.
Georgia Forbes. A. T. Marshall. Julia r.
Sikken and Mrs. Don p. Blaine, and assrs
H. T., Carney, H. Van Horn Ellis w
thurman, II. S. Gamble Osgood Holmes, e.
l.. Howes. j. Klesseleff, r. Z. Mayfield l..
"A rover. g; T. Stearns, j. II. swygert, c.
=, warren, II. A. Beauvard, II. w. Cheno-
Win, - L. Constantine, Mr. c. w. Morgan,
Eipert johnson, Chris. Meininger and w
"a: ocnoiz, Mr. G. w. Holt and Mr.. Bacon.
Rose and ''The Rose and the Breeze
pleasant evening was spent by the
members or the Shamrock Club. who met
recently at the residence of their vice pres
loent Edward Cross. S11 9th street SOUTH
west Oh1cers were installed for the ens,l-
ing year by the chancellor, Louis Frieden-
Mn HE me onicers are as follows: Hopkins
Holden, president: Edward Cross vice pres
n l1ent' George Cross, secretary; Charles
Quigiey. marshall Bernard Cross treas
urer' vincent Ferrer Cross, orator
The home of Miss Jessie r. White wa,
.he scene or gathering of young people
last monday evening, the occasion being the
orsanl1ation of pleasure club. 1t was
voted 10 name the club THE Lovers of In
nocent Pleasure" The next meeting will
pe held Friday, March 4, when further
pans pa OF organization will be perfected. The
U,nSess elected were Jos. w. McKericher
pIesioent' MISS Nellie Keiner, vice presi-
u os.' Chas H. Stephenson. secretary, and
MISS ADA Cramer. treasurer. Those present
were .h, the following: Misses Jessie r. White
Mnthe- Seephenson; Ada Cramer, Rachel
ner, MINNIE Leesnitzer and Messrs Neville
u Miller, JOS. w. Stephenson. Ed. O,Hara
.. waiter Stephenson. Howard Burns. John
A. Stephenson, Jos w. McKericber and
Chas H. Stephenson 'N
me Salmagundi Art Club held a very in
N NJ, meeting at their club room at 1870
rev YORK avenue Saturday evening.
ne paper OF the evening was read NV Miss
NJ T. Glennan on Michael Angelo being tho
n on the work of this great master.
puoiHtSS meeting OF the month
VIII be held this evening
The Capitol Hill History Cub met with
MIS-. wilson. 1135 Park Place northeast the
afternoon OF February 81. At roll cali The
ISauihS Articles Of the Mouth were dis
cussed. Mrs Charles Fisher read a very
Il,erestlng paper on 'l1nvirons of Naples
ana florence; Mrs. De Costa read of '.Our
present relations with Italy"
Inc Capitol Hill Literary Society held its
,esuiar meeting at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. John Bryson, No ia 18th street
northeast, Monday evening February %.
capt. ). e. Hart presiding Mr. J. f. Down
ing read paper on the early life of George
Washington, MIR. John Bryson gave pa
per. in which Hypnotism' was discussed;
Mr.. j. T. Wilson had paper on Music
and Mrs. Nj. N. Gordon paper on Wash
ington.' Col. Geo. c. Ross spoke on the
same subject. Musical Medley" by Mr..
and Mrs a. II. Frear: piano solo, by Mrs.
Amy Gray; a vocal solo by Mrs r. Town
shend, and a piano solo by Miss Elsie Gal
lagher closed the program.
At the meeting of the Society for Phi
losophical Inquiry at the Columbian Uni
versity February q Rev Frank Sewall
presented his paper on THE Present Want
of an Educational IDEAL" read at the re-
cent meeting of the American Philosoph-
zeal Association 1t was discussed by COM
mander II. II. Barroll, Z. S. N; DIR. Frank
H. Bigelow and Prof. George H. Raymond.