Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-29

The Tuesday Afternoon Club held its
monthly meeting with Mrs. o. j. Field, at
III street northwest, October n. Inc
object of the club is the study of child
training and domestic science President
Mrs. A S. Hitchcock; vice president, Mrs.
c. f. Doane; secretary, Mrs. r. 5. KEEL
logg; treasurer, Mrs. r. w. Conklin MISS
Carolyn North was the guest Of the CLUB
and, after the usual program, favored The
members with several piano selections. The
decorations of the dining room were in
keeping with Haloween-autumn leaves
and jack-o'-lanterns.
The Congenials have cards out for their
monthly assembly, Thursday evening, No
vember 8, at the National Rifles Armory.
The Star Pleasure Club held a meeting
Thursday evening at the home of Mr.. John
Quinn, SEC f street southwest. 1t was inc
initial fall gathering, and every member
of the orga MIA ton was on hand to renew
friendships that existed When the clup
was closed for the summer months
The evening was occupied with little
business many jests and much good music
Some interesting and amusing tales OF ma
rine travel were told by Mr.. John Sheeha1,
wee president of the club, and the girl
members gave vocal and instrumental Sc
lections, which wen them much applause.
Among others present were Mr. InoHaS
Bresnahan president; Miss Lottie Sheehan,
secretary; Miss Dora Lanigan, treasurer;
Miss Hannah Bresnahan financial secrc-
tary; Misses e la and Teresa LAWYER, Miss
May Sanford, Miss May Lanigan, Miss
Vivian Sill, Miss Mamie Collins, Miss May
Borst, and Messrs. George Quinn, Harry
Shugrue, Raymond Codrick, Robert Miller,
John Balsey and jeremiah Quinn
The Excelsior Literary Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Sarah Turnbull Tuesday at
her home IN n street. Twenty-Five mem
Ia. Ia1 70 roll yCif n
upon italian subjects. Mrs. Baker read
the essay of the evening, and short sketch
es of Paul NeroneSe We're contributed by
Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Foster and others. AT
the conclusion of the routine work of the
evening refreshments were served by the
hostess
At the first meeting of tie junior section,
=. J. W., of which Miss Freda Lnheimer
rs president, the program included musical
numbers given by Miss Flora Bernheimer
Miss Lillian CobienZer and MI. Nathan
Frank, accompanied by Prof. Anton kas-
par. Mrs. Herman Karpales read paper
entitled Nathan the Wise"
AT the recent entertainment given by the
Aeolians those present at their dinner and
box party included Miss Blanche Stern
Miss Savina Goldsmith, Miss Julia Loeb.
Miss Josie Steinberger, Miss Carol Baer
and Messrs. NJ. Baer. Samuel Steinberger.
Ben Wollberg. Harold Levi, Milton Baer
]. BarrowS and Jonas MacheliS.
The Washington section of the Council or
Jewish Women will send two delegates
the president and secretary of the organ1-
zation. to the fourth triennial of the coun-
ell, to be held in Chicago in early Deem
ber The Washington council celebrated its
tenth anniversary recently in the vestry
rooms of the Eighth Street Temple.
The Washington branch of the Theosoph-
icaI Society held a meeting at the head
quarters DIDO street southeast, last Sun
day evening. The society continued the
study of Esoteric Christianity, the topic be-
ing THE Mythic Christ" Wednesday
evening the class In ancient wisdom con-
tinued the study of the mental plane. On
Friday evening the class In the study of
consciousness took for its subject ''Will.''
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday at the residence of Mrs. William
e. Morgan. Miss Mary z. Barlow was
chairman of the day. Art notes on furni-
ture. cooking and eating utensils were read
by Mrs. Pyles. 1.-THE Magma Charter the
foundation of England's laws, was the SUBJ
1ect of a paper read by Mrs. McCreery.
Interesting discussions followed both of
these subjects. and the responses to roll
call threw much light upon this history
making period.
The Joyous Twelve opensd its TALL pro-