Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-12

by" Fosters MY Old Kentucky Home"
and Last Night" by kjerulf-Rees. Miss
Sheehy's voice was shown to advantage
character song. "Aurore.' by Parker.
sung in the Canadian patois, was espe-
cially well received. Other numbers by
Miss Sheehy were Rotoli's After Sor-
rows Night" and "Soler's Little Irish
Love Song" Mrs. Howard A. Combs
played the Schubert "Marche Militaire,
Miss Marian Chapman sang In good taste
Bonds His Buttons Are Marked U. s..
and Dorothy Fosters "Rose in the Bud. y
Miss Norita Pepper gave Eugene Field s
| Seeing Things at Night and Little Boy
| Blue which were well app!auded. Miss
Marie Sheehy's rendition of the Famine
from Longfellows "Hiawatha' ELECTED
many fattering comments.
The chorus consisted of Misses Edna
Sheehy. Marian Chapman, Lucy Jones'.
! Elizabeth Dowell Marie Sheehy. 1nez
Jones, Edna Jones. Gertrude Blauvelt, No
rita Pepper, Ietta Sheehy.
The Merry Widows Whist Club met
Thursday evening with one of its mem
| bers, Mrs. Laura Fitch of 81 H street
northwest. Mrs. NJ. A. Jackson won top
score.
At the German evening given at the
Washington College Wednesday evening
the program was as follows: Double
quartet. Behind the Lattice Chadwick
|
Bolinger Strong. Fell and Robinett; song.
Die Iorele" Silcber. Miss Elsie Mandel;
scene from "Minna Won Barnhelm," G. +.
Leasing. Minna Won Barnheim, Miss
Bandel. Miss Clara Shelby: Zuneigung
| from Faust" J. W. Goethe. Miss Clio
thilda Lyons: violin solo. Arie. op. 50,
Charles Dancia. Miss Birdie Abernethy;
group of short poems: Liliencron. Der
Puppenhimmel" Miss A. Graft: Schiller.
from "Das Lied V. d. Glocke." Mss B.
Good: Goethe. Der Erikoenig'' Miss L.
Willard: konrad Mes. "ROsentraeume,"
Miss F. Miller; song. Lass With the
Delicate Air DR.. Arne. Miss Fern
Minor; scene from Maria Stuart F.
Schiller. Maria Stuart. Miss Rita May:
Hannah Kennedy. Miss Sadie Cert: song
"Du Dist vie cine Blume,' Rubinste!n
Miss Clara Shelby; First Movement of
Esthyl Carr: poem. 'Ich hab' gewolit."
Rev. A w. Hildebrandt. Fraulein Anita
| Schade.
The last meeting of the eecutive board
of the Housekeepers Alliance was held
with Miss Vinton. Much enthusiasm was
shown over the proposed establishment of
a sanitary laundry and progress was re-
ported on other plans now in hand. Miss
Jacobs class in domestic science for
members is called to meet April %. Her
recent talks have been upon vegetables
| and fruits.
The kapitaltonian met at the residence
| of Miss Rita Carr. 304 T street north
west. Tuesday evening.
| The club decided to give a shirt waist
| dance at Mrs. Dyer's within the month.
| and later on a straw ride to Great Falls.
After tho business of the evening was
| transacted refreshments were served.
Those present were the Misses Rita
| Carr. Nena Further, Florence Graves.
Ida Kuhner. Gertrude NARROW, Irma Nc
Is enzie. Elsie Ernst, katherine Moore and
the Misses Ralph Allen. Fred BiSchoff,
Lewis Graves. Leigh Morris. Herbert Rob-
inson. John Walker, William Ray Will
liam Yeatman. Walter NARROW. Nathaniel
Morley and Wilson Baker.
The Jolly Dozen met at the residence of
Miss Agnes Kelley. 1924 + street north
east. last Wednesday evening and elected
the officers for the present year.
Miss Inga Forsberg was rencminated
for president. but withdrew, nominating
MIR. y. I. Morley, who was unanimously
81 acted. The other officers elected We're:
Miss Agnes Kelley. secretary: Miss Mar
guerite a. Jones. vice president, and Mr..
Beverley r. Garrett. treasurer.
The retiring officers were given vote
of thanks. after which new constitution
was adopted and refreshments We're
served
Those present were Misses Inga Fors-
berg. Margua rite Jones. Dorothy NJ.
Miller. Alice z. Thomas, Gertrude NJ
Na.sdnn and Agnes Kelley. and the
N9ssrs. Nathaniel Morley. Will Head.
Ear! s. Ma;t:nsly. Ernest T. Thomas.
/ Beverley r.. Garrett and Edward T. Da-