The Washington herald., 1912-03-03
AMONG THE CLUBS.

One Of the largest gatherings of Michi
sanders OF the season was present at tn,
colonial party" given by the Michigan
Socia> Club at their last meeting, a
Pythian Temple.
| Following the business session OF III,
club, the ladies. dressed in colonial COS
TUNES. took charge OF the entertainment
The first number on the programme wa,
game entitled The Art Gallery" IN,
favor for which was won by Miss Louis,
Allen. Roy Taylor gave a violin solo with
plano accompaniment by Ralph Garron
| following which Mrs Arthur Granville
dress. What George Washington never
saw. was given by II. V. Bisbee, after
which Mrs. \. @. Dunn and DR.. TunIs
Hicks gave a vocal duet
The minuet was charmingly danced by
the Misses Mary Hebbard. Dorothy Lewis
E NJ. Nelson. and Messrs. V. II. Dent,
5. W. Adams, and G. G. Grossly. A So
solo by Blynn Weldon. and a vocal
solo by Miss Louise Allen completed the
programme. Refreshments were served
and dancing followed.
Mrs. Ellis Logan, chairman Of the art
committee Of the District of Columbia
Federation of Women's Clubs. announces
an open meeting next Saturday at .
o'clock, in the study hall OF the Public
Library. The subject will be Dutch paint
ings. A cordial invitation is extended 10
all interested.
A meeting of the Daniel Webster Club
of Business High School was held Friday
George o. SchweInhout was elected re-
porter for q term OF two months.
debate was held on the subject. Re
solved. That the United States should
issue 500, ,OoO. 900 worth Of bonds, the pro-
ceeds of which are to go toward i'm
proving the waterways OF the United
States" The Affirmative. upheld by Mr..
Schulteis and Mr.. Widmayer. won the
debate. The negative was upheld by Miss
Smith and Mr.. Shipiey. Miss Smith won
first honors.
Mr.. Bonnet delivered an extempora-
neous speech on THE mode OF dress OF
the women OF to-day" L. Freudberg, edi-
tor-in-chief OF the Prophet, read a very
good edition OF that paper. II was de-
cided to have a special meeting in the
assembly hall March Is.
The Capitol Hill Literary Society met
Monday evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. c. H Gordon, Eighth street
northeast. In the absence of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Marion Guild walporte, the
nrSt vice president A. ID. treer, presided
and also had charge of the programme
The subject discussed was on the Pana-
ma Canal. Judge Ivory @. KimbaIl, who
has recently returned from Panama
spoke Of his trip. after which the meeting
was open for those who wanted to ask
questions. The following responded: A.
II. Frear. Capt Hart, Col. George Ross,
and ]. W. Davis. one OF the features
of the programme was the piano solo
by Mrs E. v. Carr. the pianist OF the
society. Prof Z. c. Kenney rendered
several solos. accompanying himself
on the autoharp. The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Mrs william
Trauty. at the Avon. 11Os Columbia road
northwest.
The February meeting of the CapItol
Hill ". c. 7. u. was held Wednesday
al the Waugh Church. with an excel
lent attendance. Mrs. Don P. Blaine
gave an, inspiring address on some Of
her experiences IN temperance work.
and lifted high the banner of hope FOR
the future. Mrs. Eleanor Mayfleid and
DR.. Mary Holmes also spoke briefly.
The National. Catholic woman.s Cir
Gle held its regular Monday evening
meeting in the Public Library. afEs |
Margaret L. Coope presiding. BY
Means of Photographic copies Of the mas
erpiece OF Christian art, the members Of |
he circle made a tour OF the National |
art Gallery, London, studying the vaIi-