Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-14
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The o. E. S. Club held its meeting Thnrs
day evening at the home of Miss Eldridge
Burns, 1919 H street northeast This cluh
Is composed of the young people of Bethle
hem Chapter o. E. S. After an ENJOYABLE
evening refreshments were served and the
moor was cleared for dancing. Among those
present We're Mr.. Clarence H. Longacre.
president; Miss Grace Wilkins, Miss Ella
Lamb, Miss Katherine Alley, Miss Lillian
Burns, MISS Ethel Tompkins Miss Sadie
MAJOR, Miss Eldridge Burns, Miss Grace
Lino, MISS Edna Siggers, Miss Ida Lind.
Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Lille NJ Warren
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Pyle, Mr.. j. Wells Mr.
Roy kirkwood and Mr.. Riehl.
Wednesday last, Chapter B, P. e. O.. met
at the home of Mrs. Pyles, in Anacostia
Inc principal events in the history of the
United States from 1865 to 1893 were re-
viewed in paper by Mrs. II. l.. Hode-
klns The reading of this paper was fol-
lowed by discussion of current tonicS
under the leadership of Mrs Judson. Tba
quotations for the day were from Bayard
Iaylor, sketch of whose life was read bv
Mrs Reeve. o Ny
Chapter B some time ago appointed a
committee to keep the chapter informed re-
sarding the progress of settlement work
IN southwest Washington, and at this
meeting voted to become a subscriber tn
'Nelghborhood House"
The Mothers Sewing Circle held ito ,os,
meeting of the season yesterday ar the
nome or Mrs. Lawrence X. Bell There
was a full attendance of members and
plans were mapped out for the autumn
season, which Will open in late September
MRS Mason, president of the circle IN
Vited the members present 20 an at home
next Monday evening; each to bring two
irIends. Mrs. Mason will go shortly to
ri,,;o
grandparents have a country home Mrs
Bell will spend June in ST. Mary's county
Maryland, and then go to Harper's Ferry
Tor the summer Mrs H H Harris secre-
tary of the circle has a summer cote ee
near winchester, Va. where she win 90
with her family on May IS.
The Y. Y. Y. Club gave an informal danoa
Friday evening, and tomorrow will close
their club season with a trip to Great
rams. The club now represents twenty
TOUR members, gain of ten within the last
year. Books have been read aloud and leo
lures given continuously through the pres
ent season.. and it is intended SO to in
crease the membership and usefulness of
the society as to warrant a club head
quarters early in the fall. The club will
hold its next meeting September 80. the
fifth anniversary of its foundation At the
recent election Miss b; p. Rose was chosen
president, Harry l.. Atkins secretary and
Miss Beulah Wheeler treasurer.
The Give What You Can Club held its
first meeting Thursday night after a lapse
OF nearly six weeks, owing to the illness of
two OF Its members and death of a third.
The business session was followed by a
program of music and recitations, and re-
freshments were served by the hostess, Miss
Kathleen Gibson. There will be another
and final meeting on the first Thursday in
June, after which the members will disband
until the first Thursday in October Miss
Beverly of the club has recovered from a
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