Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

nelia H. Hill and supplemented by gen.
eral discussion and interchange of ideas
by the members present. Mrs. Edith
Gage Emerson's Map Talk on Greece"
prepared her audience for the historical
study of Greek history, its language and
literature. Three musical numbers were
presented by the hostess. assisted by the
club secretary, Mrs. William G. Foot
These ladies responded to an encore with
a piano duet. Refreshments were served.
Monticello Chapter. D. a. R., met for
the first time Friday evening at the home
of the regent, Mrs. Mary Beach, 1420
18th street northwest All officers were
in attendance and the chapter was well
represented. The District regent was
present and gave a talk about Cont
mental Hall. The winters program was
arranged, and after the transaction Of
business a social hour was enjoyed.
? At the Oriental Esoteric Center. 1443 Q
street. Sunday evening. Miss Mars
land spoke on the subject THE Initiates
of the Orient" and noted that in past
ages there have lived races who were
farther on the path of progress than is
the present race at the present time. And
ever since the earth became the habitat
of the human race there has been present
divine truth and certain souls and groups
of souls have ever guarded the sacred
flame and kept it burning. Some of the
initiates live in inaccessible parts of the
world. as for instance in Thibet, but
wherever they are, whether in isolation
or the busy avenues of life. their one
work is to do all that can be done to
promote the real welfare of the human
race The work OF initiates is not con-
fined to those who are still in the physi-
cal body. but il includes also those highly
developed souls who can as they will
transcend the very laws that We obey
The subject Wednesday evening was In
Tune With the Infinite. The God in
man, the Divine, the Infinite is always
calm and serene. No matter how fiercely
without may rage the storm. to the one
who Is in tune with the lnnnlte all Is
calm within.
The members of the Freon Club met
Thursday at the home of Freon Her.
bert, the corresponding secretary of the
club. Though a short meeting, much
work was accomplished and final plans
were made for the club dance next week.
Halloween was discussed and each
Freon gave ideas as to its proper cele-
bration, a freak party having been
decided upon as the general choice. A
arrangements for this entertainment.
which will be held at the home of Freon
Gable.
The first of series of dances to be
given by the Berwyn Dancing Club. under
the direction OF Miss Auralee Sigafoose
and, Mr.. Lee Brown. was held Friday
evening in Pythian Temple. Berwyn. Md.
1t was largely attended by the young
people of Laurel Berwyn and vicinity.
Music for the occasion was furnished by
Prof T. A. Gray's orchestra.
The Worley Class Club of Bethany
gave a stag social and entertainment to
it's members and friends Wednesday
evening After some time in mixing in
a social and fraternal way, they repaired
to the banquet room where luncheon had
been arranged for by Mr.. NJ. d. kiefer.
the boss entertainer" of the club. Mr..
Maybee presided as POSTMASTER. and
after they had arrived at coffee he called
on the following members who kept those
present in good humor until late hour:
Messrs. Herbert Shinnick, Fair,nan, Wor-
ley. Gaskill, Lang. Millot and Rev. HI. T.
Stevenson. Mr.. Lang interspersed the
paniment of Mr.. Addison. This was the
first .'offense'' of the season and those
present voted 1t royal time and look