Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-20

I Shall Hear" with violin accompani-
ment by Miss Raymond, and with Miss
Ruth Marian Holt at the piano. In re-
Spouse to continued applause they SANG
1.-The Garden Of Roses The musical
numbers were concluded by vocal duet,
by the Light of the Silvery Mcon, by
Misses Raymond and Holt.
Mrs. E. v. Seifert was elected an ac-
tive member and w E. Andrews an hon.
orary member, after which refreshments
were served.
The members of the Terpischion Club
gave an oyster supper at DonOhoes HAN
last night Dancing and singing filled the
evenings program, the supper being served
during intermisSion. Those present were
the Misses Catherine Minnix, Ella Small
wood, Florence Mitchell, Violet Shin. Mae
and Messrs. Edward Tankersley. Irving
Gessford, Edward Herring, Joe Herbert
ir.. Louis Dismer. Clarence Robey Jack
Frost, Willie Hammond, Herbert Waters
and Joe Patterson.
The regular meeting Of the Cercle des
Precieuses Ridicules was held Wednesday
evening at the residence OF Nine. Dun
Lewis. The first number Of the program,
Gle Lapin Courageaux'' by the president,
NJ Edmund Becker, was well given. Other
excellent numbers were as follows: Piano
solo. "Polonaise" (Chopin). NJ. B. Frank
Gebest: reading. ''LArche de Noe"
(Grenep. a. NJ; Barsamian; violin; "Noc,
II.
(simmonettD. NJ. r. Stearns: piano solo.
sEtude'' Oiszt), Mile. Bertha Tefft; read
ing, La visite Versailles" Ola Fon-
taine), M. A. M. Barsamian: piano solo,
List RaPsodie' No: s., .oss N, ), 3. FRANK n
Stearns. accompanist. Mile. Amy Leavitt:
piano solo. Prelude Chopin. Mile.
Bertha Tent.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
February 10 with Miss Hill. 1910 18th
street. An interesting paper on the Milan
Cathedral prepared by Mrs. Hardy, was
read by the secretary, and Photographs
of the cathedral distributed to those pres
ent. Mrs Emerson presented the his
tor.icaI paper 1.-The Dukes of Milan.
February IL the meeting was with Mrs.
Hart, 1l2J Euclid street, Mrs. Wolhaupter
acting as chairman. The two papers Tor
the day were Art of Sienna. given by
Mrs Stokes. and Famous Historians.
given by Mrs Gresham. Mrs. Logan de-
sired the club to aid In the suppression
of the supplements to Sunday papers.
and a motion to that eHect was carried
After adjournment musical program
was enjoyed and refreshments served.
The Capitol Hill History Club and it's
friends met at Freund's Tuesday evening
for its fourth annual banquet. Piano and
violin music, under the direction of Mr..
Harry Click was one Of the enjoyable
features OF the evening. Mrs. Waterman,
the president of the club, acted toast
mistress. welcoming the guests and in
Producing the speakers in an apt and
pleasing manner. Each woman present
read a saying of LincOlns from a souye-
mir postal card and the men wore small
silk American flags-the emblem of the
club. Rev. Arthur H. Thompson pleased
his hearers with Anecdotes of Lincoln.
In response to a call from the president,
Mr.. CASTOR and Mrs. Fluckey paid trib-
utes to the memory Of Lincoln and Mr..
Wood and Mr.. Slime gave anecdotes. Mrs.
Felt recited Columbus by Joaquin Mil
ler Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Glass. Mr.. and Mrs Felt Mr. and Mrs
Whaley, Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon. Mr.. and
Mrs. CASTOR, Mr.. and Mrs. Foltz, MIR.
and Mrs. Granger, Mr.. and Mrs. Slime,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dague, Mr.. and Mrs. Yorks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Condra, Mr.. and Mrs.