Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-30

scented his version in the eighth chapter
OF the clubs mystery story. He drew OUT
the plot. leaving difficult situation for
the succeeding writer logically TO encom-
pass. Mrs. Reynolds presented an old
time Favored bit of verse. Deborah
Ring. Soprano solos by Miss Louise
Allen. with piano accompaniment by Mr..
DAILY. Were Carrie j. Beafs Perfect
Day and Frederick Logan's But Why
Some Historical Sketches were given
by Mrs. Hoffiiger. descriptive of some
dramatic phases OF Abraham Lincoln's
life while in the White House The pro-
gram concluded with a group of piano
selections by Mr. DAILY. Lullaby 20.
GlynskD. "A Scotch Poem" (MacDoHelb
and Naughty Marietta Victor Her
bertD.
The Stanton Social Club gave its tenth
oyster roast OF the season Sunday. MUSE
was furnished by the Hawaiian Quartet
string instruments. composed of Messrs.
G. X. Gilman. II. *. Gilman. G.. w. Ryon
and c. r. Gordon. The features Of the
occasion were the Hula Hula dance by
George Rfani. a song by Thomas Raftery.
Where the River Shannon Flows and
the music by the Hawaiian Quartet.
Those present We're: Clarence Hooks, g.
Riani. Thomas Elan, B. Burns, l. Z.
Hettenkemer. Henry Csrstens. Ernest
Barnes. Jack Flynn. Thomas Rafter1
Thomas Beach, John Gray Edward
Moeller.
The Admiral George Dewey Naval Aux
Hilary. No. 3, L. S. w. ", met Monday
evening, with the president Janet NJ.
Sikken. in the chair. During the meeting
| ticket of merit awarded by the presi-
dent general to those securing new mem
bers was given to Miss Title Mae Roth,
who has been untiring in her efforts L.
increase the membership OF the Dewey
Auxiliary. Mrs. Sadie Coulter and Mrs
Anna Haney will receive similar tickets
of merit at the next meeting. Another
v,yas IT,,
general and National Council of two ~
| els was made to Misses Janet and
Sikken, for services rendered the natN
convention. A. L. s. w. V, Atlantic CA
y. j.. last September, as it's official n
porters. In the absence of the presiden
general Mrs. Effie NJ. Record of Denver
Col, the past department president OF
the District A. L. S. w. V. Miss T. Roth
| made the presentation of the jewels. At
| the close of the meeting refreshments
were served The secretary of the auxil-
| iary. Miss Julia Sikken. gave a progress
sive euchre Tuesday evening for the bene-
| Mt of the treasury. The mems prizes
were won by Messrs. Glynn Slicer and
Harry Coulter, and the womens prizes by
Miss Ada Nickerson and Mrs. Nellie Den
| ham.
The League of American Pen Women
held a social meeting Thursday evening
| at the home of its first vice president.
Mrs. Annie A. Wilder, who is also chair
| iAiou VI tSS SOCidl committee OF the
| league. The program was both literary
and musical. Prof. Leonard Harold
Wilder, who is president OF the Short
Story Club. read a lecture prepared for
| this occasion. the subject being THE
Influence of Art in Education illus
| trated with original diagrams. Follow
| ing the lecture a discussion partici-
1 pated in by many members of the league
and their guests The musical part OF
the program consisted of several solos BY
! A. c. wilkins and Mrs. ID. A. Carser. At
| tne close of which the hostess served
lightt refreshments. The next social
meeting of the league will be April -
when Judge E. p. Seeds. former Judge of
| the supreme court of New Mexico, will
| tell of his Visits to the Homes of Eng
| lish Authors" The two remaining bus
ness meetings will be held in the wesi
| study room OF the Public Library. the
| next one being Monday evening April
| when at the close of business a shorl
program will be given by Mrs. ]. Q. Esta-
brook. Mrs. Paul Beck, Miss Mary u.
Carter, Mrs. LIE Grande Johnson and 9th
| ers. At the meeting held at the home or
Mrs. Kern. March 13. five writer's were
elected to membership in the League o.
American Pen Women-Mrs. Ida CLYDE
Clarke Of Nashville, Tenn, secretary OF
the League of Southern Writers; Mrs.
Sarah A. Clemens of this city. Mrs. owen
Kildare Of New York city, Miss Ruth
Laughlin OF Santa Fe. n. NJ, and Mrs
| Florence Jackson Stoddard of this CITY
At the same meeting a large delegation
was elected to represent the League OF
American Pen Women at the second an
nual meeting Of the league of Southern
| Writers, which convenes at Richmond
! April IS and Il.
| DIR. Charles F. Winbigler will deliver
| a lecture open to the public. at the w c.
T. L. building. SD 9th street northwest.
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. The sub
| ject of the lecture will be THE Mind
| and Body and Their Interrelation.''
| The Stanton Suffrage Club met Thurs
/ day evening at the National Woman's
Suffrage headquarters. 1920 + street
| northwest. 1.-THE Desired Amendment to
| the Constitution" was the subject of a
| brief talk by Miss Burns. Attention was
| called to the presentation April Of
| pleas to senator's and representatives for
| the federal amendment to the Constitu-.
| ton" and il was urged that all suf-
| fragists should see their senators and
representatives at the time appointed
( 1t was announced that a meeting will
! be held Tuesday evening at o'clock atI
| 1877 Rhode Island avenue for the purpose
| of raising money for Michigan. Also
| that the next parade will be held in New
| York May 3, when it is hoped u largej
delegation will attend from Washington
| Arrangements are i'm charge of Mrs.
| Stoner.