The Washington herald., 1910-11-20


It's November meeting last Wednesday at
p. m. at the home OF Mrs. Frederick
c. Bryan. 1927 Adams Mill road. The
regent Mrs Ellis Logan, presided and
an interesting programme followed the
business session. The subject, my gran6
mothers housekeeping and mine" was
ably responded TO by Mrs. Henry K
AveriI Mrs. Charles NJ Pepper. and
Mrs. Conrad Hesse. Mrs Margaret Bal
lard Moore. attired in colonial dress. told
how Aunt Lucretia sang In the choir OF
the old meetln' house. long ago. Tea
was served in the dining room and poured
by Mrs. Bryan. of Ohio, mother OF Fred
erick Bryan Mrs. Appleton Clark pre-
sided over the ices The Thanksgiving
domestic exchange followed. in charge of
Mrs. Pepper, and was greatly enjoyed
On Wednesday evening next, the Ladies
OF the Maccabees will hold their annual
large class OF new members viii be
presented TO the State commander. Mrs.
Melvas J. CasweiI. The Lady Maeeabees
OF this city are making a strenuous ef
fort 20 raise their membership to point
where they can have a supreme repre-
sentative to the convention next summer.
The following are officers for the evening:
Mrs. Sarah ]. Rippen. lady commander;
Mrs. Carrie r. Watt, lieutenant conf
mander; Mrs. Daisy jeffrey. past CON-
mander. Miss Chaplin, officia! prompter;
Mrs. Emma McGlOthlen, chaplain; Mrs.
Mary L. Patrick, record keeper; Mrs.
Martha Detwiler, finance auditor; Mrs.
Ada c. Payne. sergeant Mrs. Katherine
Battles. lady-at-arms: Miss Ida Edmin-
ster. sentinel: Mrs Myra c. Dotson. OF
Brentwood (Md.) Hive. picket: Mrs. Anna
Hon, color bearer No. /; Mrs. Daisy Sui
Ivan, color bearer No. 2; Mrs. Annie c.
Holcer, captain OF guards, and Mrs. Mag
gle Morcock. pianist National Hive
guard team viii execute the floor work.
At well-attended meeting of Andrew
Jackson Council, No 6. Junior Order
United American Mechanics. Thursday
night. preparations were made for the
presentation Of flag to the Clarendon.
Va, high school on Wednesday, NoYem-
Der %. at p. m. All patriotic organiza-
tons are invited 10 attend. Superintend-
ent Hughes, OF the Alexandria schools.
has charge OF the programme. consisting
OF a flag drill. songs. and recitations BY
the pupils of the school, under the direc-
ton Of the principal
Representative c. c. Carlin has hsen in
vited TO deliver the opening address and
make the presentation. All desiring to
participate in this patriotic demonstration
will meet al the Mount Vernon railroad
station at 2 o'clock Wednesday.
The Heptasoph Fraternal Association
was organized on Monday evening and
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, A. b. Claxton, OF Prince George Con-
clave, No. s94. Hyattsville; first vice presi-
dent. F. II. Buechler, Columbia Conclave,
No. Il: second vice president. C. & Bev-
eridge, Potomac COnclave. No. 40; seere-
tary, g. A. Pettys, Howard Perry Con-
clave, No SIG: treasurer. c. A. Annadale,
National Conelave, No. s6l; sergeant-at-
arms. S. ]. Wyman, Capitol Conelave,
No .
Executive committee-E. T. Kaltenbach,
Howard Perry Conclave. No $780, Brother
Foster. National conclave, No. col; c. c.
Beveridge, Potomac Conclave No. 40;
DR.. ohlendorf, Prince George Conclave.
No. s94; ]. P. Greeley Columbia conclave,
No. IL.
Bylaws were adopted and il is expected
the association will accomplish muA in
bringing the brothers together. The next
meeting will be held at typographical
Temple December u.
A complimentary entertainment was
given last night in Pythian Temple by the
Order of United Commercial Travellers Of
m.
programme follows: Hymn. Nearer. Ny
God. TO Thee audience: prayer, B. Chap
In. George II. Price; song, Baby Parker.
five years old, seven medals; song. Beat
rice Cosgrove. twelve years old, nine
medals; song and dance, LeOna Callan,
fourteen years old, eleven medals barry
tone solo. Mr.. A r. Murphy: comic
sketch, &c, Mr.. Frank Goodwin; contralto
solo, Miss Lucille Smith; lecture, Ray
Of hope" senior counselor, Albert Trip
lett; tenor solo, Mr.. T. V. Smith, jr
tenor solo. Mr.. Frank Berries: song. lit
tie Miss Mae Breaton, ten years old; L.
c. T. talk, Past Counselor w. w. Mans
field. and soprano solo; Mrs. Gertrude
Price.
The Catholic Women's Circle held its
regular class meeting last Monday at
706 Eleventh street northwest Follow
ing a general discussion on current
events. including the Holy Name Society
and the Church Extension Society.
Mrs Margaret L. Coope introduced the
topic for the evening. What is meant by
"a school Of art2'
Examples for comparison from the list
of masters in the Wallace collection
were distributed. representing German,
English. Dutch. Spanish, French. Bel
gian. American. and the various schools
Of Italian art To show comparison of
treatment of the same subject, examples
OF the The descent from the cross"