Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-23

at the home Of Mrs. Ernest Roby. follow
ed by music by Mrs. Dawson and Miss
kidwel
After the chapter meeting the members
visited at the homes Of the emoers re-
siding in Herndon. returning at O'Clock
to Mrs. Roby's for dinner. AT $50 they
left for Washington.
The lie Droit Union met recently at Va
cation Lodge. the summer nome az
Cherrydale Va, of the Y. w. c. a. Al
this meeting the members pledged thelr
support for the erection OF a drinking
fountain at the northeast corner or the
Treasury building. There Is no place IN
the city where such fountain Will be
more appreciated by the thousands OF
people passing daily.
Mrs c. 7. Jones entertained the Jolly
Twelve at euchre Wednesday at her
home 272j 18th street northwest Prizes
We're won by Mrs. George II. Ely, Mrs
A. Thomas and Mrs. G. T. Jones. Those
present were Mrs. ]. W. Mossburg. Mrs.
Adam P Ruth, Mrs. Willard l.. Rober.
Mrs. c. w. Thompson, Mrs. Ewald
Schneider. Mrs. DR.. Bane. Mrs. A. Thorn
as. Mrs. Henry Schaffeil, Mrs. G. EtZler.
Mrs George II. Ely. Mrs. Vernon Mack
intosh and Mrs. George 7. Jones'
The annual reunion of the Alumnae AS
ISOLATION of Immaculate Conception Acad-
envy was held Monday evening a the
academy, together with a reception to
the graduates of the year-Misses Anna
Welsh, Marie Studs, Alma Happ. Fay
Smithers MAY Cannon. Ruth Purcell.
Margaret Minahan. Helen Zimmerman.
Regina Loveless The large parlors Of
the academy were tastefully adorned IN
the alumnae colors blue and gold. and
during the evening short program was
well rendered, as follows: Piano selection.
Miss Louie Dale Leeds; violin solo, Miss
Mary Emily King; recitation, Miss May
Agnes Melting.
Supper was served in the large assembly
hall of the academy, and in the unavoid-
able absence of Miss Loretto McGinness
toastmistress of the evening, Miss Nina
Mari admirably presided in her stead
Those responding to the toasts were Mrs.
Thomas Tabler. THE Graduates of 1912"
Miss Louie Dale Leeds, Our Teachers !;
Rev J. D. Mari. The Wives and Mothers
of the Alumnae"; Miss Nina MARI. 1.-The
Bachelor Girl: Rev. Ambrose Beavan.
The School Girl; Rev Eugene Connolly.
Our Duty to Ourselves; Miss Mary
Keliher The Alumnae as We Wish 1t
to Be-
. The a1umnae association will resume its
business for the coming year the first
Monday in October, when new officers
will be elected. The officers for the year
ending have been: President. Mrs. Thorn
as Tabler; vice president Mrs. Margaret
Kennedy; treasurer Miss Agnes McKen-
ny; corresponding secretary, Miss IneZ
Andrews; recording secretary, Miss Anna
Slattery.
Myra r. Enright Camp, No. 1887. r. n.
A., held a childrens meeting Friday
evening in East Washington Hall. NJ. X.
Bostic chairman of the entertainment
committee, introduced Alice A. Duncan.
who welcomed tile children in few words.
Little Miss Louise Pigott sang and danced
in fancy costume. II. H. Willard, city
supervising deputy of the NJ. w. A. and
Martha McCaffrey, city supervising depu-
ty OF the r. y. AZ. made short talks to
the children. In the games which fol-
lowed prizes were won by Raymond Rag
land, Agnes Blakeney and Jean Ayler.
Miss Virginia MILAN returned the early
part of the week from two-week visit
to Miss Jane DERRICK at Dumfries. Va.
and left Wednesday for Philadelphia,
where she will visit relatives