Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-31

| airy and musical program vas given:
Piano solo. Mrs. f. V. Carr; paper on
poetry. Mrs Hoover: reading from
, Ross; paper on Edgar Allan Poe. Mrs.
| Beaton; reading from Poe. Mrs. Trauty,
and vocal solo by Mr.. Frear.~.
Brief remarks on tn. papers read were
made by Maj. Lawrence Mr. Hunter,
! DR.. Mckee, Capt. Hart and others.
| George Craig Leidy Washington Higl,
| School boy now assistant superintendent
! of the Pennsylvania Steel Co.'S coke oven
plant at Steelton. Pa. has been elected
| president of the Central Pennsylvania
Club of Lehigh University.
| The Sunshine Club met Thursday at the
home of Mrs Bowker 1910 Vermont ave-
nue., when a musical program was given
by the clubs members and friends. Re-
! past was served by the hostess. after
| which f1ashlight pictures were taken of
| all present. Among those enjoying Mrs.
| Bowker's hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs.
Bayley, Mrs. Mccarthy, Mrs. Stevens
Mrs. O'Brien, Miss Heck, Mrs. Webb.
Miss Phelps. Miss Jackson, Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. Chambers, Miss Wild, Miss Girouard,
Miss Leavitt, Mrs. Bayless. Mrs. Reiss,
DR.. Bowker, Miss Moor, Miss O'Brien,
Miss Hammacher, Mrs. Patterson and
Miss O'Beirne.
A musical program was given by Mrs.
! Patterson, Mrs Chambers Mrs Parker
Mrs. Reiss, Miss Wild. Miss Amy Lea
WITT Miss Jackson Miss Girouard and
| the members of the Sunshine Club in con-
certed numbers. while Mrs. Patterson con-
| tributed two Whstling solos and Mr..
| Jiggers gave a clog dance.
| The first social of the year under the
direction of the new social committee was
| held Thursday evening by the Freon Club
at the home of DIR. W. c. Kilinger, the
president, 1912 10th street northwest. The
entire membership was present, together
with invited guests. a progressive party
was INDUCED in. the games being unique
and enjoyed by all. An exciting time was
had in determining names Of cities, stick
| ing peanuts, solving picture puzzles and
unrayeling wool threads. etc. Afterward
refreshments were served. During the
repaSt the chairman of the social COM
mittee, Freon H. L. Andersen, made pre-
sentation speeches, presenting the prizes
| to the winners, Mr.. c. L. Gable winning
first prize for the gentlemen; Mrs. c. l..
Gable, first prize for the ladies. while the
honor of receiving the BOBBY prizes were
| awarded to Miss Esther Linkins and Mr.
James B. Edmunds. two Of the clubs
guests. This social is the first of a
series to be given by the club during the
| remainder of the winter season. The
guests of the club We're Misses Roberta
kilinger and Grace Buchanan Of Marion
Va, who have just arrived for short
stay In the city, and Mr. and Mrs. ]. B.
Edmunds: Mr.. Walter p zeph, DR..
ridge and the Misses Ellen Andersen, FL
sic d. Moore, Lillian Gayle. Rachella Kill
linger, Kathryn Gable and Esther Lin
kinS.
National Castle, No, 20. Royal High
landers, held open meeting Thursday
evening. The following officers were In
stalled for the ensuing year: IlustriouS
protector. +. G. Anderson: chief counselor,
A. s. Henderson,; worthy evangel, III.
Hobby; guide B. Spellbring: past Illus
trious protector. G. II. Hassel: secretary
treasurer. w. C. Parry; directors d. p
Bush and E. J. Cunning. DIR. Bush made
the address of the evening, giving a
work Of the fraternity. On behalf Of the
Head Castle. the past officers Of the castle
were presented with emblems of the or
der. The program following consisted of
selection on the bones. Mr.. Lang; reci-
tation. Miss Edith Oliver; piano solo,
Miss Lulu Hobby; recitation, Miss Doro-
thy Schoonmaker: recitation. Miss We
roma Kukart; song, NJ SIS Edith Schoon-
maker; recitation, Harold Seyfferth: duet.
Misses Anderson; piano solo. Miss Verona
Kukart; recitation. Miss Edith Schoon-
maker; piano solo. Mrs. Gascoigne. The
entertainment was under the manage
ment of w. M. SchOonmaker. Refresh
ments were served. after which the meet
ing closed.
The Young Peoples Union of the Peo-
pies Church met Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Hes
selman. 1856 Monroe street. Mt. Pleasant
Miss Stella NJ. Wilson was appointed
press agent for February
After the conclusion Of the business