Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12
served by the hostess, assisted by her
daughter, Miss Dorothy Bare.


The Argyle Social Club enjoyed an old
fashioned barn dance Thursday even ng
given by Miss ANNE ID. Ennis of FAR
mont street northwest, at her country
home in Capitol Heights.
A business session was held for few
minutes in the early part of the evening,
at which Miss Pearl a. Yost was elected
vice president to Till the vacancy caused
by the res gnation of Miss Lowell Mack
intosh Owing to press OF other matters
Carol Nicholson also rendered his resig-
nation. The club will have theater
party late In the month
The cottage was decorated with autumn
foliage, together with the club colors,
blue and orange. and dances were en-
joyed.
The club had as guests Miss Crawford
and Miss Wealthy of Brookland, and
Miss Edna Ennis of Capitol Heights MI
Charles l. Schwinger and Harry Kent
were elected to membership
Those present were: Pearl A. 1ost.
Louise Purner, Margaret O'Connor. Susie
Thomas, Ida Fitz Gibbons, Messrs
Charles Tobin, Carol Nicholson. Charles
T. schwinger. Charles F. Meyers. jr.
Joseph f.. Draley, Harry Kent, i. H.
Burch and J. NJ. Fielder.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey will give
talk for Auxiliary No. j, Ladies of the
Union Veteran Legion. the evening Oh
November IA at o'clock. at 40 10th
street Her subject will be From the
Golden Gate to Alaska" There VIII he
music during the evening by ladies'
quartet from the Rubenstein Club and
other singers.
The National Catholic Woman's Circle
met Monday evening in the Public Ii
brary. under the dictatorship of Mrs.
Margaret L. Coope, who announced that
the classes are open to Catholic VISITORS
With books and pictures borrowed from
the library Mrs. Coope conducted
round-table talk upon the -Four Evangei-
lists in Art and Literature" Following
an explanation of the origin of the SYM
bols of each evangelist, especially the OFT
recurring ones giving st. Matthew the
cherub. ST Mark the lion, St Luxe the
OK and St John the eagle, each memoer
gave. in turn, either a synopsis of a COS
pei from the Bible. sketch OF life
from the Catholic Encyclopedias, or Illus
trated an event by the copy OF MASTER
piece ending with general conVersa-
fion upon the legends and masterpieces
of legendary art.
Miss Helen CLANCY illustrated her talk
upon the subject of BELLS" by dis'ribut
ing photogra phic copies of the Liberty Del
the bell of Moscow. a hand-peli OF
Rheims. the bell tower or rlsa r ana .lae
great St Peters bell at Rome. This was
followed by an explanation of the cons'e-
Grafton ceremonies of bells and their IN
PRODUCTION into Christian art through
such religious uses of bells as In the An
gelus, the De Profundis. the benediction.
tbe elevation of the host the calling to
prayer, etc
The cercle des Precieuses Ridicules met
at the residence of Nine. Becker WeoiSs
day evening for the first time Tor me
season of 1911-1a. and the following OF
dcers were elected for the ensuing year
President, Edmund Becker; wee presl-
dents. Mile V. Prud' homme, Dr. harNe!
w. Wiley, NJ Heatom; ,..;n,, Tho iit :
Bowman: treasurer. Mile Gwinn. me ~,
erary and musical entertainment gwen
was as follows: Sans tot, song by .liis
O'dberg: Ellie a VII Jouer Les nusu .T
nots.'' reading by Mile: Prud ,ioiili ,,,,
I Could steal Your Wings song oy
Mime. Oldberg, and two violin solos by A.
r. Stearns, accompanied by Nine oia-
fherp entitled ..Barcarolle." Anton Fisch-
er, and .Berceuse. Among .ne s,t,
present were Nine. Oldberg, Mile: Gu
The Collegiate Club recently elected the
following officers for the ensuing 1e,i I'M
President. Harry 0: SandpeIs' Graenberg
Dfeti.ict of Columbia: secretary, pen
Lesk North Dakota treasurer MOTIFS
Rosenblum. Massachusetts,; sergean'-a'-
arms, Morris Konigsberg. Heo.sa n,.o.
The installation of officers TOOK pace
at tho Eighth Street Temple and was
Conducted by Rabbi DIR. A, Simon. In
connection with the exercises. an elao-
crate vocal and instrumental program
was given before a large attendance.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter. D. A. K. met
Monday evening at the residence OF me
regent. Miss Bertha Frances NoIe-
After the usual business meeting Mrs
Alice S. Rock read PAPER OH TIE Coz
ton Ancestry" and Miss Jessie Frances
HAYDEN recited 1.-The Story Of Patsy I'd.
dresses were made by the guests OF
honor. Mrs Mary S. Lockwood, state
regent: Mrs. II. l.. Hodgkins. national
CORRESPONDING secretary: Miss Ethelwyn
b. Hall. regent of the John Hall Chapter:
and Mrs. Noble Newport Potts. regent OF
the Mai. L'Enfant Chapter.
Mrs Hodgkins, who is an honorary
member of the chapter. presented the
chapter with beautiful American flag.
in honor of the regent. Miss Wolfe, hav-
ing received her master S degree from the
George Washington University last June.
a song entitled 1.-THE Stripes and Stars"
was presented by the author. Harry Q.
Hall, through his daughter, Miss Ethel
wyn B. Hall. after which refreshments
were served.
The Capitol Hill History Club met We'd