Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-13

ever new, topic, Niagara, and gave a
most interesting and instructive paper.
The paper that was to have been given
by Mr.. Dougherty, who has left the city,
hao TO be omitted. His place was nlled
in a pleasing manner by Mrs. A. p Clark,
who told how Pa Packs Grip The
club then adjourned, after which the
hostess served refr .shments and q social
hour was spent by the members. Two
guests were present Mrs. B. Mickey of
Newton, Kan, and Miss McCrery of this
city. The following members were pres
en t; M n, and Mrs Mrs Charles Abbot, DR.. and
Lillian Brock. DR.. anG Mrs Brown. DR..
and Mrs. Brumbaugh, Mr. and Mrs A. P.
Clark, jr. Mrs. f. D. Croisant, Mrs. NJ.
3. Davies. Miss Emily Dougherty. Mr.
McCrery, Mr.. H. P. Mcintosh. DR.. and
Mrs Mckee, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Mckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perham. Mr.. and Mrs.
Doren and Mr.. and Mrs. H Williams.
The Capitol Hill History Club held it's
first III IN meeting ean1s Of the season "Wednesday
Brightwood. with eighteen members pres.
ent.
THE Nile was the subject of paper
r Ninh, by n Mrs r. B; Bare Mrs j. E.
geography lesson on Egypt
The club work for this year is the
study of Egypt, and a very interesting
program has been prepared, which in
cludes lecture by Rev. George A. Miller
| D. D.
The headquarters of the Legion of
Loyal Women have assumed an air of
great activity. The president Mrs Emma
| E. Myers, has put her different COM
| mittees to work. and the plans for a busy
| fall and winter mapped out. The legion is
preparing to give large entertainment
to be known as the merchants carniva
| in the near future. Plans are being ner-
| fected. The fifteenth birthday of the
| legion will be celebrated by a banquet in
| November.
At the Oriental Esoteric Center. 1443 O
| street, the usual meetings were held last
| week. Sunday evening Miss Marsland
spoke on the subject of Karma saying
| that this law under the name of cause
and effect, action and reaction, etc, is
| found in all the activities of the universe
Science allows it, common sense requires
| 1t, all philosophy teaches it-"As a man
sows, so shall he reap. AS we have soWn
in past lives, the speaker stated, SO are
We now reaping the fruits of past igno.
rance and weakness. AS we SOW today
| deeds of strength and wisdom. SO shall
we reap later the fruits of these. Wednes-
day evening the subject was THE Human
| Aura
The Columbia Heights Art Club helt
it's weekly meeting at the residence o.
Mrs. Doris. on Girard street. with
| large number of members and severa
visitors present. The art study is "Tht
House Beautiful" Mrs. Engle opened
the program with papers entitled THE
Evolution of the Home tracing 1t from
prehistoric periods to the palatial domi
Giles of the present.
In the history study for the year
"Persia''-Mrs. Wolhaupter, the pres4
dent, had the honor of giving the frs
paper. which presented the legendary o
that country. An exhaustive discussion
followed these papers, into which eveI
the visitors were beguiled into taking
part.
Rollcall brought out much more peril
nent to the days study.
Miss Catherine Barlow read a poem
Miss Heck gave Rubinsteins Melody il
F. and Spanish Fandango" on thI
: guitar Miss Fishback rendered two plan,
) solos. ITO the Spring" by Grieg, an,
J Mendelssohn's Spring Song" Refresh
ments were served
The Eastern Star Pleasure Club is ar
ranging TO hold its first quarterly assem-
bly, of the season.