Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-26

university committee student organi-
cations, has had charge of the work for
this benefit, in behalf of the students
The literature classes of the schoolsof the
city have shown their interest in this
play of Langdon Mitchell, founded on
Thackeray's Vanity Fair, and seats
have been reserved by students of the
public schools of the National Cathedral
School Fairmont Seminary, Gunston
Hall, Martha Washington Seminary, the
Bristol and Lauise- Phillips schools and
Washington Seminary.
The entertainment given Thursday
evening by Miss Thompson at st. An
drew's Parish Hall proved great sue
cess.
The beauty of the flower and flag drills
was enhanced by the accompanying
music of Mrs. Hiram johnson and Miss
Florence Kemp, as danced and sung in
d charming manner. The audience also
appreciated the piano solos by Miss Hell
enc Williams and Miss Thompson
The last feature of the nights perform
rupted Proposal by Arlo Bates. with
Miss Edna +. BuckIer in the leading
role Mr.. Tracy, Mr.. l.. Ellis. Miss Mary
Darlington, Mr.. Latham Humphreys,
Miss Angela Chapella and Miss Ruth
Bucller also had parts.
The proceeds will go for the debt of
ST. Andrews Church.
The Merry Old Crowd gave its fourth
set-out at the residence of Mr.. Arthur
Williams, 1912 9th street northwest, Fri
day night, the last being a surprise party
given to Miss Bessie Slack, 80 Kent
place northeast February A. The parlor
was handsomely decorated with cut
flowers and palms.
Vocal selections were rendered by Mr..
Wash Williams, Mr.. NJ. V. Rosson and
Mr.. William Schaefer.
During the evening a number of pop
ular games were played and later the
club adjourned to the handsomely deco
rated dining room.
Those present were Misses Ethel NJ
Barco. Katie Corners, Bessie Slack, Hell
enie Mcdonald, Regina Lee, Lillian koop
Carrie Cation. Alice Pope, Mary Elwood
Rosson, Alfred Dunn, William Scheafer
John Rosson. Ralph Lavender, Christian
Van Horn Edward Hoffman. Frank Herr
man, Harry Fraim, Frank Mann and Ar
thur Williams.
William Mckinley Circle, No. 3, Ladies
of the G. A. r., held its regular meeting
Tuesday evening, February 81, at 419 10Th
street. Mrs. Minnie Lloyd and Mrs. Harry
P. Wilkins We're enrolled as members,
after which the regular order of business
was dispensed with and an open meeting
held for the friends Of the circle. who
enjoyed an impromptu Washingtons
birthday celebration. At the request of
the president, Mrs. Elizabeth Donahoo,
each member responded with a fitting
tribute to the memory of the Father of
His Country" A piano solo martha Sc
lection) and tenor solo (My Dreams) were
rendered by Mrs. Harry z. wilkins.
Mrs. Arthur Tritsch of Montreal Can
ada, formerly Miss Mabel Kaufman of
New York. who was here to attend the
kaufman-Nye wedding, left the city
Thursday for New York. where she will
fax hafn rntn hnn
Mrs. Louis Koenigsberg of New York
was the guest of her mother. Mrs. Charles
Kaufman of the Gibraltar, during the
week.
Mrs. Morris Ganss Of the Octavia has
as her guest Mrs. Einstein of Baltimore,
Nd
Mrs. Samuel Ganss of Fairmont street
entertained Monday afternoon in honor
of Mrs Elias of New York. Her guests
were Mrs D. Strauss, Mrs. Wallace
Harry Loeb, Mrs. Morton Luchs. Mrs.
Harold Levy and Mrs. Letterman Of
Charlottesville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kaufman of New
York, who spent several days in this
city during the week, returned home
Thursday.
Mr. B. Baer, Miss Rita Baer and Miss
Edna Dreyfuss left town Thursday for
New Orleans, La, to attend the Mardi
Gras.
Miss Nellie Behrend of Rhode Island
avenue northwest left Thursday for New
York, where she will be the guest of Mrs.
Hartmann.
Invitations have been received in this
city for the marriage of Miss HOrtense
Nattans of Baltimore and Mr.. Mark
Solomons of Pittsburg, Pa The cere-
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