Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-16
gram and entertainment Refreshments
were served to those present

gram and entertainment Refreshments
were served to those present
The Ladies' Bow Knot Auxiliary of Cap
itol Circle. No. 315, p. H. c., held its last
regular meeting on Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. W. H Abbott, 1112 Park
place. After the business session was
over Mrs. Abbott invited the ladies and
their friends to the dining room, where
supper was served, after which the ladies
adjourned to the parlor, where a recita-
ton was given by Miss Florence Gala
han, piano selections by Miss Emma Lead
erer and Miss Ruth Abbott and violin
solo by Miss Murphy. Among those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs Robert Peterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O.. P. Grant, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. William
iNalley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles How in, Mr..
and Mrs Fred Kircher, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
Russell, Mrs. Leaderer. Mss Lottie Wake
field Miss Florence Callahan, Miss Emma
Leaderer, Miss Ruth Abbott, Miss G. Muir
ply, Edward Cook, Ed Wilson, George
Howlin, William Hope and Edgar Smith.
The next regular meeting will be held on
February 20 at the home of Mrs. William
Nalley, where the ladies will have a BAN
quet, given by the worthy past president
of Capitol Circle, Edward Cook.
Court Potomac. No. s15, independent
Order of Foresters, held their first meet
ing in the new hall at Sd street and Penn
Sylvania avenue southeast on Tuesday last.
The next meeting will be on February 20,
when several candidates will be initiated.
P. j. Haltigan left last night for Louis
Vile, KY. In the metropolis of the blue
grass state he will be the guest of the Ken
lucky branch of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans. and he will also deliver an address at
a big demonstration to be held at one of the
large theaters there Following the gather
fngs Mr.. Haltigan will be rendered a BAN
quet. This Is mark of appreciation to Mr..
Haltigan from the A. o. H. of Kentucky.
Martha Chapter, No. 4, O. E. s., at its
session last evening held an open meet
ing" At the close of the routine business
the doors were thrown open and large
concourse Of friends admitted as guests.
After an address of welcome by the worthy
patron. DR.. L. c. Blake, the following pro-
gram was presented: Baritone solo, Mr..
Charles F. Roberts; soprano solo, Miss An
ME c. Priest; contralto solo, with violin OBJ
ligato, Mrs. Sallie S. Wilson; recitation,
Mrs Marie Wachter; violin solo, Mr..
Schoeneman; selections, Nordica quartet
recitation, Miss Annie c. Priest. Upon the
conclusion of this feature Of the entertain
ment buffet luncheon was served in the
banquet room.
the Eastern Star, last night gathered at
Freunds and celebrated their annual BAN
quet. Mrs. Helen B. Strait, the worthy
matron or the chapter, presided as toastmis-
tress. Miss Clara E. Ball, worthy grand ma
tron of the District, responded to the toast
Our Grand Chapter giving the relation
ship of that body to the constituent chap
ters. Mrs. James L. Marshall spoke on 1.-THE
Grand Lodge" Mr.. ]. ]. Faber, the worthy
grand patron of the District, complimented
Our Sisters" and Mrs. Charles E. Bab-
COCK, with her response to Our Brothers. -
made hit. Mrs. Louise Taylor, past worthy
matron of the chapter, responded to the
toast The Masonic and Eastern Star
Home" and Miss Florence M. Bosch gave
a short talk on Our Chapter" Mrs. l.. Ca
bell Williamson. past worthy grand matron
OF the District, was loudly applauded on her
GERS The arrangement committee consist
ed OF Mrs. Miles Taylor, Mrs. ]. L. Mar
shall and Mr.. James H. Hamill. RI, ~ r.ei-