Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-19

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love, was satisfactory 10 all who heard
him. The following program was rendered:
Piano solo, Miss Charlotte Brown; Capitol
Hill Boys Orchestra (Louis Potter, direc-
tori, Messrs. John and Malcolm Phillips.
Ernest Thompson. Lorenzo Herbert and
William Hall; soprano solo, IAN Irish Mel
ody' and LAS Birds Go North Again" by
Miss Edith Pickering, accompanied by Miss
Neal; Cut in Dress ten minutes talk by
Mrs. Mckee; piano SOLO Miss Doris; plano
duet, two young men of the orchestra.
The Columbia Chapter, D. A r.. held its
regular monthly meeting November IA at
the Ebbitt House, the regent, Mrs. Sworm-
stedt, presiding. The program for the en-
tertainment to be given for the benefit of
Continental Hall at the Washington club
was announced. Three new members were
admitted into the chapter-Mrs. Best, Miss
Myrtle Moulton and Miss Mary s. Brown.
The resignation of Mrs. Florence Hill was
accepted with sincere regret. After the
brief business meeting, Miss Ethelwyn b.
Hall read a paper on the Pequot war. and
Mrs. Lillian Brock read several interesting
items from some old papers of George
Washington, one of which contained
shopping list of Martha Washington, which
showed that the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution come honestly by their love
of beautiful wearing apparel. The meeting
adjourned at 10 o'clock.
The Carroll Institute Literary Club, at
it's meeting Monday night at the institute
hail. decided to make series OF debates
a feature of it's work this winter, the first
to be given in conjunction with the Alloy
slus' Club Mondays program included a
reading by Leo p. Harlow, Some Old Co.
lonial Residences another by William
Henry Dennis "a Plea for More Reading
of Shakespeare" and a recitation from
Paradise Lost" by j. Stephen Giusta.
Miss Wynkoph of Princeton street will
entertain the I-Don't-know Euchre Clup
at its next regular meeting. The members
held their last meeting at the home OF MISS
Challice, 1112 New Hampshire avenue
when the first and second prizes for ladies
went to Miss Godfrey and Miss Hale. MI
Eskridge and DR.. Thomp son won the prizes
for men.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's Eng
Hsh Lutheran Church gave a reception
Tuesday evening to the members OF tile
congregation. The officers of the society
are: Mrs Samuel Domer, president; MRS.
John Monaghan, vice president; Miss Es-
Their r. Linkins, secretary, ana MIS- D. T
Sheetz treasurer. The officers formed. tne
committee of the evening, assisted py hI q
J. r. Huddle The lecture room was taste
fully decorated and the guests We're enter
tanned by the following program: Selection,
ST. Paurs Orchestra; solo, Mrs. Ricnnoho
monologue, Mr.. Purdy: SOLO MIS-: ffAch 1
son. recitation Mr. Kahn; duet, Mrs. car
ence B. Rheem and Mrs John 5. Alleman;
selection, by orchestra. AT the end of the
entertainment refreshments were served.
At the last meeting of the Columbian Wo-
men of the George Washington University,
Mrs Sidwell Mrs. Hill and Mr.. Hubbard
gave practical suggestions in regard to
making loans to students unable either TO
go to college or to finish their course. Rep
resentatives from Wellesley, Smith and the
University of Chicago. reported upon stu
dents aid work as Carried on In those col
leges Following these talks, several solos
were sung by Miss Bethune, and a selec-
ton was given by the Girls Giee Club.
DR.. and Mrs. John r. Francis entertained
the Book Lovers and the Art Club at an
informal parlor travelogue last evening
when Miss Oteiia Cromwell gave delight
ful recital of her travels last summer
through Germany Switzerland and France.
Miss Cromwell spoke in an easy and enter
tanning manner, describing the many in
teresting places visited. the customs and
manners of the old-world towns. and ex-
hibited several dozen photographs of the
historical places and personages that en-
gagged her attention ON her trip. THESE
included many of the splendid public
buildings and private castles in Germany
and Switzerland a fine collection OF many
of the best pictures In the Dresden Gallery,
the Louvre and other art galleries. and ~