Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-12
of music, games and songs. A buffet
supper was served.

of music. games and songs. buffet
supper was served.
| The Admiral George. Dewey Naval
Auxiliary No. 3. L. s. w. v. at its meet
ing Tuesday, installed the following offi-
| GERS for the ensuing year: President.
Miss Janet II. Sikken: junior vice presi-
dent. Mrs. II. Stakeholder: chaplain,
Mrs. Sadie Coulter (re-elected). and patri-
otto instructor, Mrs Della Craven Ore
elected
Miss Julia r. Sikken has been appointed
| as secretary, and Mrs. Anna Haney as
The following will act as chairmen of
! their respective committees: Miss Tillie
| Mae Roth. executive: Mrs. Anna Haney,
relief: Miss Julia r. Sikken. exanina-
| tlon and baloting: Mrs. Sadie Coulter.
auditing: Mrs. Della Craven, press, and
Mrs. Craven, pianist.
The retiring president. Mrs. Anna
Haney. was presented by the auxiliary
with pair of mother-of-pearl and gold
| trimmed opera glasses.
Monticello Chapter. D. A. r.. met last
week at the residence of the regent,
Mrs. Mary C. Beach. presentation to
Rogers Talbot. to contain the Photographs
of the sixty-four members of the chap
/ ter, was a feature Of the evening. This
gift was supplemented by historical al
bum. presented by Mrs. Georeiana 5.
Rogers. and request that each member
furnish at least one postal card of his
torical significance connected with the
war of the revolution. A paper was read
| by the historian. Mrs. Wiles. A social
/ hour, with refreshments. followed. Mrs.
| Corser and Mrs. Phillips were hostesses.
The Alliance Franchise had it's third
Washington Club. La Plees Grande
France was the subject treated by Mon
sieur r. L. Cree. In the audience were
Nine. Jusserand. Henry White. Mrs.
Lodge. Miss NJ Williams. Miss E. Tuck
erman. Mrs. Robert Roosevelt. Mrs, E.
f. Jordan. Mrs. n. r. Johnson. Miss NJ.
Cullen, Miss b. Cullen. Miss Hartman,
Mrs. f. Bicknell. Mrs. S. s. Wood. Miss
/ A. D. Boiling. Mrs. II. Tittmann. Rev
r. III. Ingle, G. T. Miller. Miss F. Butler
Miss c. Butler Miss H. Nagel. Mrs
! and Miss Cover, Mrs. s. c. Neale and III.
| G. Croker.
=, The Major l. Enfant Chapter, d. A r.,
, held it's initial meeting of the new year
! with Mrs. George w. Trowbridge. 1891
! II street
There was an unusually large attend
ance of members and friends. and the
regent, Mrs. Cornelia Ross Potts. pre-
sided. After the customary preliminaries.
! alternates were elected to serve for the
regent at the next continental congress.
Those elected were Mrs Eftie NJ Deck ssl
John H. Roberts. Miss Roxana Willard.
Miss Lucy B. Ewing and Miss Ida Ewing.
Miss Marguerite Woodward read a paper
relative to the Woodward family and
its origin. Miss Hadel of Baltimore con-
tributed to the evenings entertainment
by reciting incidents which occurred at
her ancestral home during the revolu-
tionary war. The guests were Miss Ha-
lard. Mr.. Potts, Mr.. Sutphen and Mr..
Webster.
The Cercle DIES Preoieuses Ridicules met
Mile. Prud homme. The literary and
musical program consisted of a piano
solo by Mile. Marie Becker: reading by
Nine. Wolfsteiner. La Legende du Mont
Saint Michel Guy de MaupassanD;
reading by Mile. Prud'homme, La Fam
lille Turbot." and a clever monologue en-
titled LIE Cinema" by NJ. ]. Lewis Mon
AWAY. This was followed by tom
bola. at which Mile. Marie Gwinn and
Nine. Wolfsteiner presided. assisted by
NM. Draper, Muret and Belfort.
The Florence Crittenton Wheel Club
gave its president. Mrs. NJ. W. Story. 62S
A street southeast surprise party We'd
nesday. After an enjoyable basket lunch
con. a letter was read from Mrs. Mary
Perry. missionary at Livas. Turkey.
recently, when on visit to this coun-
try. a guest Of the club. The present
purchase Of hotel refrigerator for the
Crittenton Home.
Patriots Memorial Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, at it's reg
ular monthly meeting was entertained
Tuesday evening by the Misses Norton at
their new residence. 1878 Biltmore street.
Mrs. f. B. Olney, second vice regent of
the chapter, was welcomed back. having
been. abroad since the early summer.
After the routine business, several new
members were admitted. A buffet sup
per was served.
At the program" evening meeting of
the chapter. to be held January p, at
Washington Seminary. 2105 s street, the
Rev. Mr.. helms will be the speaker and
Miss Hall. the soprano of st. Thomas
Church. will sing cordial invitation
to the members of the D. A. r. and
casion.
The, Capitol Hill History Club met We'd
| nesday at the home of Mrs. Howard Do
nath, 10 4th street southeast. with eight
cen members present. Mrs. Meyer, the
president. called the meeting to order.
The study program was opened by Mrs
p K: Folt. with paper. Cardinal Gran
topic, Naval Heroes: Mrs. J. c. We'll
den, Colonial Possessions" Mrs. G. H.
helt gave as a current event, THE Pana-
ma Canal Plans. Operations. Treaties and
were served by the hostess and the late
federation club meeting was discussed.
| The regular meeting Of the John Hall
Chapter, d. A r.. was held January T.
at the home of the treasurer, Mrs. E. II.
Thomas. the regent. Miss Ethelwyn b.
Hall, presiding. The chapter voted con-
| tribution to the Southern Industrial Edu-
cational Society, for the benefit of the
| southern mountaineers. The fol owing
| alternates to the regent were elected for
/ the next congress: Mrs. f. II. Thomas.
! Mrs. Abbie C.. Foster and Miss Gertrude
| Woodbury.. Plans for other work were
I discussed, and after the adjournment of
| the business meeting, refreshments were
| served by the hostess and her daughter.
lie Droit Union met at Mrs. Henry's,
1870 Columbia road. and after the usual
business was transacted Mrs. Emma Shell
| ton, District president of the W. G.. T. L.,
| gave an account of her trip to the ma
| tional convention at Portland. Ore. Mrs.
| William j. Cawthorn, who was also a
delegate. contributed some of the origi-
nal songs sung on the trip Mrs Jennie
Robinson. vice president at large. gave a
| talk, and Mrs. Don p. Blaine national
| organizer. also spoke to the union Dele
| gates were appointed for the quarterly,
January II. at Eastern Presbyterian
| Church
Public Joint installation of George II.
| Thomas Post and Relief Corps with Flag
Camp Sons of Veterans. No. II, took
| place Friday evening at Northeast Tenn
Pile Commander Sweet was mastering
ofncer for the post. with f. p. Seavey for