Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-16
AMONG THE CT BIS

a;as, literary Society was held recently
with Mrs Will C. Dean at the Veronica nat
At 1 O'Clock dainty luncheon was serVeo
by the hostess after which the following
nroeram was given: A sketch of "The Iron
chancellor" by Mrs Mabrey; summary
of 1.-THE Life and Work of Martin Luther,
by Miss McCardell; Handel and Mozart,
by Mrs Conckling; Beethoven and
Haydn" by Mrs. Burkhart. The program
was interspersed by vocal and instrumental
music by Mrs Burkhart and Miss McCar-
dell Those present were Mrs. Andrew,
Mrs. Burkhart Mrs. Conckiing. Mrs. Dean.
Mrs. Farrell Mrs Mabfey Miss McCardell,
Mrs. Phelps, Miss Peterson, Mrs. Single
ton, Mrs Tomlin and Mrs. Witten. The
guests of the club were Miss Andrew. Miss
Tracy and Miss Alice Dean.
The Theosophical Society held it's regular
Sunday evening meeting at the, headquar-
ters, 222 A street southeast. The meeting
was opened by the president, DIR. A j.
Corey who read a selection from 1.-The Song
Celestial" The secretary, Mrs. s. A. Nc
Donald called the attention OF the mem
bers to letter received from correspond
ent in Havana. wherein was given glow
ing account of the rapid growth of the
Philosophical Society in that city. six
branches having been established up to the
present time. The lesson for the evening.
.'Reincarnafion, was then taken up and dis
ship of the president. Each member is re-
quested to give the result of the weeks
study and investigation, and questions and
answers arc prominent feature of the ex-
ercises. All persons desiring to acquaint
themselves with theosophicaI teachings are
invited to be present
The Young Mems Social Club of the First
Presbyterian Church gave an entertain
ment Wednesday evening at the church in
connection with its first annual meeting.
A number of selections were played by an
orchestra, and among the musical numbers
was vocal solo by Miss Helen Raymond
The guests were welcomed in a brief speech
by Mr.. Harry Barton, the club history and
the club paper were read. and Rotations
were delivered by DIR. Mcleod and Mr.. Ed
win Frazier.
The officers for the ensuing year were In
stalled, as follows: Mr.. John Tufts, presf--
dent. vice Mr.. Bert Corwin: Mr.. John NC
Cubbin, vice president, vice Mr.. wilson
Miller: Mr.. Walter casteiiow, secretary,
vice Mr.. Kenna Moore: ,Mr. Ward Sutor.
treasurer. vice Mr.. Frank Miller: Mr. Ed
win Frazier editor. vice Mr.. Roy Corwfn;
Mr. Harry Barton historian, vice Mr.. Hen
ny Herndon.
After the installation an original song
was rendered by the club to the air OF The
Tale of BUNDLE Bee" with apologies to
Mr.. Luders), and refreshments Were served.
The entertainment and program were man
aged by a committee of which Mr.. Harry
Moss was chairman.
meeting of the Twentieth Century Club
was held Monday morning at IL O'Clock,
with Mrs. Bernard Green the president, in
the chair. Mrs. John J. Stephens. cnatr-
man of the reform committee. talked on the
desirability of personal cooperation IN
clearing the streets of waste paper.
committee was appointed to visit the man
ayers of the various theaters to urge fire
drill of the employees. Mrs Dalles Bache
Wainwright read paper entitled The
People and Customs of the Small Island,
GUAM which was followed by a talk by
Mrs. Schroeder. during which she gave
personal "reminiscences of the time she
spent on the island. and exhibited a model
of the residence she then occupied. Lunch
was served. es-
The Sophocles Club met at the home of its
president. Mr.. Il. s. Steele. Monday even
ing. when the drama. THE Suppliants of
Aeschylus," was read, Mrs David White
reading the Introduction Discussions were
held regarding certain passages and the
purpose of triology. Among those present
were Rev DIR. Sewalf and Miss Sewall, Miss
Hall, Miss Vinton. Mrs Duryea. Mrs. KEEP
lar Hoyt. Miss Dabuey. MR. and Mrs. w. D.
Goddard. Prof. A. r. Craven and Mrs.
Daniel c. Paul. az -
Columbia Chapter, I'D. a. r., of which
Mrs. NJ e. s. Davis is regent. held bust
ness meeting at the Ebbitt House Tuesday
evening. letter was read from Miss Pet
tigrew, who is making astrip around the
world. and who Is now in Hawaii Arrange
ments for the colonial ball soon to be held
in this city were discussed. Among those
present were Mrs. ME-. s. Davis. Mrs. ].
D. Croissant, Mrs. Thes GIeyes. Mrs. VIM.
Boyd. Mrs. Cameron. Miss Bertha Frances
Wolfe, Mrs. Virginia Yost Brown, Mrs.
Philip Gunion, Mrs. Christy, Miss McCord,
Mrs. Hathaway and others.
The Hinkedee Euchre Club held it's last
meeting Thursday evening at the home of
Miss Mamie Chambers. At a previous meet
ing at the home of Miss Daisy Herbert
the winners were Miss Greenwich and Mr..
Harry Leech. Those present were Miss
Mamie Chambers. Miss Daisy Herbert, Mrs.
Maggie Cole. Miss Greenwich, and Messrs.
Chas. Harvey, Cole, Harry Leech and
others.
Randolf Uuion, w. T. C. T.. held its sec
ond meeting at 522 9Th street. Tuesday
evening. when Mrs. Mabel Al. WEIGH pre-
sided. Mr.. Vfnin Shuthen sang The Mean
ing of the U. s. A.. accompanied on the
piano by Miss Nina Hayenner. Among
those present were MRS Mabel NJ Welch.
Miss Mabel CalIihan. Miss Haveuner. Miss
Ethel Callahan, Messrs. Ivan Prose- Hoptcn