Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-15
SOME CLUB NOTES.

The first meeting OF the woman's Single
Tax Club. of the District for the season OF
10o6-1906 was held on Monday evening at
the home of the president Mrs. Harry
Coope, 7O0 18th street northwest
The president gave an account of the sim
gle tax convention held this summer at
Philadelphia. The meetings Will be held
this winter on the first Monday OF each
month at the homes of the members. and
In view of the society's pledge OF soO to
the national association, 1t was decided 70
alternate business meetings with euchre par
ties. beginning the latter with the Novem-
Der meeting. The alternate meetings Will
be devoted to business and the study Of
single tax literature.
The officers for this year are: Mrs. Coope,
president; Mrs. Munroe. vice president; Mrs.
Davis, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Mac
kenzie. recording secretary; Mrs Root
treasurer At the close of the business
meeting Monday evening refreshments were
served and the club adjourned. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Coope. Mrs Munroe, Mrs
Johnston. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Root Miss Root,
Mrs Lohr Miss Bowen. Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
kenzie.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday at the residence Of Mrs. Calvin
Nelson, with Mrs. Wolhaupter as chair
man. The history study was continued by
a talk on early English literature by Miss
Bennett. An instructive essay on Swords,
Daggers and Canes was read by Mrs En-
erson. The responses to roll call contrib
uted further interest in the two subjects
presented sprghtly little song by Mrs
Nelson closed the program.
The Boys Club of Brightwood Park NJ
E. Church at their meeting last evening
ut cd hh fnll ri,,sr cEy,
President, James Davis; vice president,
James Rhine; secretary, Fred Richie: treas
urer, Miss Haney; librarian, VIII Preston:
doorkeeper, Roger Caffery: directors, Mr.
Terry and Misses Loomis and Haney. Miss
Edith Claxton was present and read an in
teresting paper.
The NJ. G. C. Club met Wednesday even
ing, when the hostess was Miss Ella Shaw,
1926 Gales street.
The Laurels will give dance Tuesday
evening and a straw ride on Halloween
night
The Washingtonians met last Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Ldith Apple
by, No. II K street northeast. Committees
were formed for the Qpening dance of the
season to be given by the club. number
of piano and cornet selections were rem
dered during the evening by Miss Emma
Kahlert and Mr.. Henry Kahlert, while
present with several vocal numbers. Dane
ing followed until late hour, when all re-
tired to the dining room, where refresh
ments were served. Among the members
and friends present were the Misses A
Saxty, Agnes Kahlert, K. Slater, A. Lusky,
M. Giddngs E. Appleby, S. Breslin, En-
ma Kahlert and Messrs. c. N. Phelps, ].
A. Mcguire, H. Cole H. w. White, M.
Appleby, F. Myers, William Lusky, E.
Leaman, Henry Kahlert, William Hudson,
NJ. Leaman and Ernest Kahlert.
The Congenials held their first assembly
of the season Thursday evening at the Ma
tionaI Rifles Armory. This organization
has many friends, many of whom were
present Dancing began at $50, each guest
being admitted by card.
The Cairo Club has cards out for Mon
day evening, November Q. for dancing at
the Cairo.
c. S. Bell, president; Miss Jennie Ly-
brand, vice president; Miss Laura Boggs,
secretary, and e. NJ. Taylor. treasurer, Of
flcers of the 5eminoles local pleasure
club, have announced d dance, beginning
the winter season of monthly assemblies,
early in November. The affair will be
held in the National Rifles Arnory.