Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30
GOOD TEMPLAR FESTIVITIES.
The Willing Workers Club Entertain.
ed-Anniversary Celebration.

Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Frear members OF tho
Veteran Good Templar Association. were
host and hostess to the Willing Workers.
Club of Perseverance Lodge No. 2 at their
residence, No. DOB Sth street northeast.
Monday evening. The Wiling Workers call
was responded to generously. The homo
was thronged by members of Perseverance,.
Excelsior and Minnehaha lodges and good
cheer prevailed throughout the evening
several persons outside the order were in
attendance.
Mrs. Emma S. Corbey arranged and Direct
ed the brief program Mrs. Kathryn Wood
personated the gypsy fortune teller the
Misses Lillian and Carrie Sayles entertain-
ed with piano selections, Mr.. Henry Boyn-
ton gave limitations of reading by diffident
schooi children and nearly all present took
part in guessing contests Miss j. Anna
Iennyson won first prize in the first con-
test. Master Richard Z. Corbey won second
prize and Miss Goldie Miller took the first
were served.
Among those present were: I. L. corbey.
Mrs. l. l.. Corbey. Mr.. r. II. WOOD Mrs
Kathryn Wood. Mr.. James T. Rolf Mrs.
J.T. Rolf, Master Richard z. Corbey Mrs.
Emma S. Corbey, George NJ. Atall. John c.
Foster, S. w. Russell, H. V. Keiser, the
Misses Anna Tennyson, Goldie f. Miller.
Kate Swearehgen. Blanche Nen. Lottie
Men, Eta e. Weber. Louise S. Hoffman,
Eta Clements. Louise Narrower, Lillian.
Clara and Cecile Sayles, William II. Flem-
ing, ii. r. Boynton, Mr. r. II. Frear Mrs.
NJ. j. Frear Mrs. ]. r. Narrower Mrs C +,
Jack, Oscar f. Lewis, w. b. Colchester,
Mrs. c. Fuchs, Jennie Wood Mr.. John Bry-
son, Mrs. J. Bryson, Miss Laura Bryson,
Mr.. John Matheny and Mrs J. Mathe-
ney.
Minnehaha Lodge, No. /, l. o. G. T, cele-
brated its fortieth anniversary in Pythian
Temple, 1012 9th street northwest, Tues
day evening. A pleasing program was rem
dered, though the attendance of ceiebrants
and visitors was materially lessened by the
rainstorm. The festivities were In charge
of the committee on good of the order and
committee on open meetings conformity.
Mr.. S. w. Russell, chairman of good OF the
order committee, presided. At the conclu-
sion of the literary and musical exercises
refreshments were served, Mrs. Carrie O.
Smith, chairman OF the committee on open
meetings, in charge.
The program was opened after a few
words of greeting by the chair, with pop
ular violin selection p Prof Il. c. Palmer,
who responded TO an core with the air of
THE old oaken BIT {" with variations,
Mrs. Carrie c. Smith, accompanying. Pleas
ing recitations were given by the Misses
Lena Higdon and Katherine Whitcomb and
Mr.. Henry Boynton. Mr.. Henry +. Smith
entertained with humorous presentation
In monolo9ue of Some Things to 30
Thankful For" Selections were given at
different points In the program, the clos
ing one being Good Night. Farewell" by
section of the Aeolian Club. which received
marked tokens of appreciation The Sec
ton included Messrs. J. II. Hunter (direc-
tori. Gait w. Bowen. ID. NJ. Mclean, n. F.
Stastzell and c. A. Baright; Mrs. II. G..
Wilbur, accompanist; Mrs. Ella b. Rust
and the Misses Nellie Smith. f. Ruth Pc
tiers, Catherine E. Jones and Myrtle Rattle.
A touching message of greetings and
memories from Mrs A. n. Garfield was
read by the chair. 1t included a note found
among the papers left by the late A. n.
Garfield and presented a striking temper-
ance lesson. The chair made brief allusion
to the life and services of Mr.. Garfield and
read selections from paper presented by
him in Minnehaha Lodge at its annual ses-
sion two years ago.