Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-24

OF study was passed. and request made
, that he again give the league the benefit
| or his advice and council.
| MI. Williams was thanked for his faith
| IuI work during the summer and fall
I reference was made to the coming
| poiitlcaI campaign of the Woman's Re-
public of which Mrs. Lockwood is sena-
| tor from the District. The object Of the
| woman Republic is to help those women
| who have already carried their states
| Tor women's suffrage by a campaign
or education along the lines Of govern
ment and practical work.
Mrs Nanette b. Paul read a paper on
Religion in Law" Mrs. Clara B. Colby
Will give the next paper on the third
Tuesday in January.
THESE lectures, as we'll as the parlia-
mentary law class, are free to all menu
bers of the league. The subscription
committee reported progress.
The Christmas meeting of the Potomac
Literary Club was held in the w. C. T.
Z. parlors Tuesday evening. with Presi-
dent Frank M. Hoadley presiding
Judge E. P. Seeds entertained the men,
bers and their friends with readings from
w nns scr ab. BOOK BOOK. Among the selections
Woman Can Do Classical Music"
Moman's Sphere" 1.-The Fools Prayer"
IN" TN. Bonnet" Faithful Unto Death
We Dream" and The Deed Is the
Man. These selections were interspersed
with appropriate remarks, which were
humorous and pleasing.
At the conclusion of his address, and
after rising vote Of thanks, Judge
Seeds was elected an honorary member
of the club.
In accordance with the announcement
mace by the president at the preceding
meeting, members of the club were called
t upo, eve 40 cohtrlpute to the program for
with a piano solo. The hooking Bird
1oIlowed by s. A. Terry with remarks on
Gratefulness Mrs. n: T. Ames read a
poem. Bells of Christmastide." and
Mrs. {. c. Wagner followed with a piano
solo, Beaumonts Con Amore." Mr.. H.
H.. House grew reminiscent In a much
enjoyed talk on "Boyhood Days." and
Nj Mrs 81. j. A. ,d Rich n recited two poems Of
Mrs. R. L. Townshend sang
Holy Night" playing her own accom-
paniment. A parody on Longfellow's
Bridge" was read by the president.
The program was concluded by the |
reading by Mr.. Hoadley of two poems, |
Sister Simmons and "a Little Dab of
Powder"
The refreshment committee for the
January meeting is composed of Mrs. |
Mrs. Ames, Mr.. Terry. Mr.. |
Beer and Mr.. Smith.
Refreshments were served, as usual, at |
the conclusion of the program.
Capt. Molly Pitcher Chapter, D. A. R.,
held its December meeting Monday after
noon at the residence of the regent. Mrs.
Wallace Hanger, 2344 Massachusetts, ave-
lue. After the regular business meeting
he chapter was entertained by Miss Nor
is, who gave two solos. Mrs. Robbins
rave an account of the last patriotic
Meeting held at the New Willard, and
Mrs. Boynton read a paper on the life of
Nathan Hale. A social hour was spent,
ca being served at o'clock.
Chaplin Union, W. c. T. u, met wednes-
lay at 522 9Th street northwest. Mrs. T.
Williams, the president, presiding.
Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis gave an informal
eport Of the thirteenth international nom
llcoholic conference, held at The Hague
asst September.
Mrs. Ellis will give full report Of the
conference in the near future. Mrs. E. s.
Henry, the newly elected corresponding
ecretary of the District W. C. T. IT,, gave
! paper on Scientific Temperance In
truction.'
At the close of the meeting Miss Gussie
Nichols and Miss Margaret Gittinger
erved at the tea table.
The Ladies' Club Of the Washington
'aengerbund will give Christmas enter
ainment tomorrow evening. The pro-
ram will include an opening piano solo
y Miss Wolf, address by the president,
drs. X. G. Bar.hell, ''Stille Nacht," the
Kisses Wolf. Miss Anna NJ Kennedy,
Hiss Elsa Schwarz, Miss Pauline Burns.
Ige and Masters Jonathan Givens, Paul
dessink and Fred Lutz Song. They
Always Pick On Me- Edith Robey; EST.
Nicholas at the Phone" Elsa Schwartz:
election, Washington Saengerbund. Pi.
mist, Mrs. F. c. Lutz