Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-25

| They have no written language and the
records of their battles, well as their
! folklore and religion. were represented on
! the soft underestimate Of fine deerskin. Mrs.
/ Garner exhibited a paper containing the
/ death notice of George Washington, also
several notes of colonial paper money of the
year 1T75 For the miscellaneous program
Mrs. Chase sang in her own charming man
ncr THE Days Of Long Ago and Riding
Jack Horses With Papa" Mrs. Chamber
lin then gave piano solo entitled Mar
cissus'' and Chopin's "Polonaise Militaire."
meeting Of Constitution Chapter. D. a.
r. was held on Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Charles w. Brown. 1411 K
| street northwest, Mrs II. b. Sperry, vico
regent, presiding. All the officers, with the
exception of the regent, We're present.
After the business session the following eX-
celleut papers were read: How must the
records and judicial proceedings of one
state be regarded in the other states2 Mrs.
George q. Knowles; What power does the
Constitution give the state executive au-
thorities over criminals who have fed to
other States? Mrs. Catherine Z. b. Brum-
baugh; How may new states be admitted
into the Union2' Mrs. \. Van Ness Cattna.
Under what circumstances did West Viz
ginia enter the Union a statet' Mrs. /.
V Allen Mccullough; when and under
what circumstances did Maine. Kentucky
and Vermont enter the Union?' Mrs Flora
w. Patterson: Name the territories of tho
United States. How are they governed2'
social hour DR.. Charles w. Brown played
a number of piano solos. Refreshments
were served amid decorations suitable for
the 22d of February.
The Abracadabra Club met Wednesday
with Mrs. c. G Abbott, 80 O street north
east. In response TO roll call quotations
were given from Washington. The presi-
dent. Mr.. Appleton i. Clark, Jr., presided.
Mr.. J. d. Croissant, one of the very active
members of the club, having passed to the
great beyond, upon motion the c4aiT APP
pointed Mr.. George r. Ide DR.. c. w. Cal
lagher and Mrs. Fenelow b. Brock AS a
committee to draft similar resolutions
The program opened with vocal solo by
Mrs Hollingsworth entitled Spring Tide"
accompanied by Miss Howard. This
followed by paper, The Great Red Pipe
stone Quarry of Minnesota by A. w.
Barber He gave a history OF his visit
some years ago to this place and exhibited
many specimens Of the pipestOne, some
in the rough, others shown as produced
by the Indians one OF which was large
pipe. Miss Howard then gave plano solo
entitled IF l Were a Bird. The next
paper was by Mr. II. f. Williams. en-
titled THE Ground Hog and His Xix" In
the paper all the various means used for
forecasting as to the weather We're brought
forth showing that very little truth came
as a result. Mrs. Hollingsworth sang an
other solo entitled Happy Days" Nisi-
tors present: Mai Abbott. Mr.. and Mrs
Brock, Lowell, Mass; Mrs Moore, Miss
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs Hollingsworth, Miss
Campbell Miss Sweet, Mrs. Bigoness. Miss
Finch and Miss Howard. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Continental Chapter D. a. R. Mrs. Mary
c. Brock regent, held its regular business
meeting at the Ebbitt House Monday. The
chapter voted TO give 500 from its treas
ury to the Continental Hall fund II VIII
soon give a euchre party for the same
benefit.
The Washington branch OF the Theo-
sophical Society held its regular meeting
Sunday evening last at the headquarters
DID A street southeast. a fine musical
selection given by Mrs GiovoBnoni,
after which its study Of The Trinity,
selected from "Esoterc Christianity was
taken up. In the wednesday evening class
the study of Ancient Wisdom con-
tinued, the subject being karma-' on
Friday night the class in the study of
Consciousness continued its work The
class for inquiries meets Thursday even
ing.
The Bow Knot Club or Capitol Circle
No. 3l5, =. IA. G, was entertained 10y Mrs.
Mally AT her residence. No. AS Z street
northwest. Wednesday evening After tire
members finished their business meeting
they joined their friends in the parlors and
formed for the supper march The table
was beautifully decorated, the center piece
being composed of red and white roses, tied
with red, white and blue ribbon, the colors
of the order Among those present were
Mrs Campbell, Mr. Campbell, r.. and Miss
Campbell Of Canada, VINO are visiting IN
Washington; also about thirty others.
The X E. f. Club gave its last euehre
Wednesday evening, until after Lent, at
the home Of Miss Grace Lynch. The first
prize was won by Miss Jennie Maloney and
the BOBBY prize was awarded 10 Miss Goree
Pelleu After the game refreshments We're
served and songs and piano solos were con-
tributed by the Misses Mary and Nellie Ma
loney and Nellie lie Cain. Among those
present were the Misses Mary, Nellie ana
Jennie Maioney, Edna Frank, Nellie lie
cain Katherine McAllster, Grace Lynch,
Veronica Lynch, Goree Pellen, Agnes Neili,
Carrie Dove, Mary Madigan and May Haley.
The next meeting will be held at the homo
of Miss Edna Frank. The Misses Nellie
Maloney. Edna Frank and Nellie lie Cain
viii graduate this year from st. Cecillais
Academy.