Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-10

Mrs. ]. A. Chamberlain. Mrs. j. d. crois-
SAINT. Mrs. NJ E. S. Davis. Mrs. j. n. Doris
Mrs. William Emerson. Mrs. j. F. Engle,
Mrs w. G. Foote. Mrs. E. G. Gresham,
Miss {. H. Hill. Mrs. John Hyde, Mrs.
e. D. Hardy, Mrs. Ellis Logan. Mrs.
James Mckee, Mrs. H. ]. Staley. Mrs.
j. II: Stokes. Mrs. z. NJ. Turpin. Mrs.
A. S. Wheeler and Mrs. s. A. VOL
happier.
study of oral Interpretation Of literature,
held its first regular meeting for the
season in the parlors Of the Dolly Madi-
son house, corner Massachusetts avenue
and 14th street.
The program of study for the coming
season was presented for consideration
by the program committee, the members
of which are Mrs. Elizabeth r. Walton.
Mr.. William H. Saunders, Mrs. NJ Lam
aon Reed, Miss Emavieve Rose and Mr..
W. Alfred Falconer The proposed course
or study comprises oral Interpretation of
Greek and Roman literature and plays,
modern French and German literature
and selections from Shakespearean plays
arrangements were also made for re-
cltal, to be given by members of the
CLUB, In November. the committee Of ar
rangementS for same being as follows:
MISS Ada L. Townsend. Mr.. Edwin Cal
low and Mr. Alfred Roderick.
The officers of the club for the coming
season are Miss Emma L. Ostrander, pres
ldent; Miss Grace Ross, vice president.
Miss Bertha NJ. Tilden, recording sec
rotary; Miss Kinda Burke, corresponding
secretary. and Mr.. Edwin Callow, treas,
urer.
The first meeting since the adjournment
for the summer of Robert E. Lee Chan
ter, United Daughters of the Confederacy.
was held at 1922 Vermont avenue. Mrs
j.: 4. Mulcare. the president presiding.
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and plans suggested for the furtherance
OF the various objects for which the So
eiety is working. The annual convention
OF the general association meets in Hous-
ton. Tex, i'll October. and the following
ladies were elected delegates and alter
mates: Mrs. George Lawton Morgan, Mrs.
George Derrick, Mrs. F. W. Manhood.
Mrs. Ambrose Timberlake Mrs George
S. Covington, Mrs. John T. Callaghan,
9elegates; Mrs; Bell Riley. Mrs. A. l..
Pearce. Miss Margaret V. McCabe, Miss
Juia klnsolvins. Mrs. Munroe Britt and
Mrs. Eigenia Zea Rollins, alternates.
The Palm Leaf Social Club celebrated
IT'S sixth anniversary Tuesday evening ut
Its headquarters, 612 7th street southwest.
Dancing was the chief feature of the
occasion and during intermission an
oyster supper was served. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs Scott and daugh-
ter Mr. and Mrs. Hardin and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Wood and daughter of Eliza
beth, n. j.; Mr.. and Mrs William Gut
ridge Mrs. NJ A. Atkinson, Mrs Daugh-
ton, Mrs. Sommerville, Mrs. Williams and
daughter, Orange Court House. Va; Mr..
h w. Basson and daughter Misses u
Galloway. +. Hopkins. L. Beckstedt, NJ
Beckstedt. L. Hines. r. Atkinson. g. Dill
lard. r. Wright. B. Avery, E. Walsh.
Bierson, Calvert, Harris. E. Brown. F.
Schoenberger. Kemp. c. FRANKIE, A. Hig-
gin, A. Smith, A. Hayden, NJ. Shomate.
r. Gutridge and Messrs. ]. Purcell II.
Settle of Atlanta, Ga; w. Ellentou, w
Burton. c. Calvert, f. Gutridge, J. Gut
ridge ". Skinner, C. Dalziel, J. Eaton
of Alexandria, Va; Hill. Z. Oliver >
Deck. \. J. Smith and Sweeney. "a
The Freon Club held it's regular bl-
weekly business meeting Thursday even
ing at the home of Freon Harry l.. An
dresen, 634 l. street northwest with a
large attendance. Final arrangements
were made for the "Up-to-date game
party to be held at the home of Freon
j. B. Edmunds Thursday. a.. eFreon
c. l.. Gable. chairman of the social COM
mittee, presented an outline OF tue social
plans for the coming season which were
unanimously adopted. At the suggestion
of the president, Freon w. Gu Herbert,
plans were also made whereby talks on
pertinent questions will be given by each
member of the club after the close Of
the business session throughout the re-
of the present term. After the
OF the routine business Freons
Andersen and Curtis won first prizes at
fraud.