Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18

Foreign Parts (Maskowskis), a duet, by
Mrs. Annie y. Wilder and Mrs. T. a.
| WhitWorth.
CAPITOL HILL HISTORY CLUB.
The Capitol Hill History Club met
: Mrs. \. .. Clancy, 11.6 Girard street
I northwest. The president Mrs. S. F.
Rorke. presided CT ceilings We're eN-
tended from Past Pres.de Mrs. J. L.
Nichoi- The study program included:
papers on the following subjects: Nor
way as a Province of Denmark. 1857
1874" discussed by Mrs. G. ID. Glass;
The Art of Norway" presented by Mrs.
r. n Foltz; Customs, Habits and TT adj
tons were given b. Mrs <. L. Mccoy.
refreshments.
JUNIOR LEAGUE.
The Junior League met last Sunday
IN the Imperial Club room, the president
Harvey Cohen. presiding. Miss Rose
uhterste1n was admitted to membership
committee consisting Of Messrs
Mlncosky and J.. kershenbaum and Miss
hfasnoH was appointed to secure a new
meeting place. the club having given up
us former Headquarters. Arran sements
were completed for a moonlight excur-
sion in June.
Z AND u LECTURE CLUB.
lecture circle was organized in
Iakoma Park Wednesday evening, when
Miss Minnie Myres secretary Eighteen
members were enrolled. The executive
committee is composed of John Bradley.
X. j. Lille and J. L. Jackson
FRIENDSHIP BRANCH. S. C.
MIS- Ella S Knight. District presi-
dent OF the Sunshine and Comrnunitv
society, recently organized a branch to
the society to be known as 1.-The Friend
snip branch. The meeting was held AZ
the nome of Mrs. Thomas NJ. Hendricks
Win niteen members present. After
snort stalk, outlining the objects of the
society, Mrs. Knight appointed the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. Hendricks. president.
MRS n. l. Barrick. vice president; Mrs.
Luiu r. Jett, secretary. and Miss Eleanor
Maiker; treasurer Plans of work were
outlined and the second Thursday of
each month selected as the day of meet
ing. Refreshments were served.
CHAPLIN w. C. T. L.
Chapin w. c. T T. gave "a reception
to its officers Wednesday evening at head
a1 Ia tss rs sss 9Th street northwest
Theresa A. Williams, Mrs. Frank T.
Knock. Miss Augusta Nichols, Miss Mar
garet Gittenger. Mrs. Emma S. Shelton,
% ACoSoit -lOOTS. Mrs. Ben
Limeback, Mrs. z. S. Henry, Mrs. Charles
+. Granf1eld, Mrs Margaret DYE Ellis
and Mrs. Ellis Logan.
Inc musical program was contributed
by Miss Ruth Ayler. Miss Wilson, Mrs.
Mary Sitz Parker, Miss Vera Budd and
Miss Florence Trainham.
addresses We're given by Mrs Emma
sanford Shelton, District of Columbia
president, ON Mothers Love Toward Hu-
mainly; Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis ".Tem-
perance Women of Scotland; Mrs. Ellis
Logan, president of the District Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, THE Progress of
women: Mrs. Don P. Blaine, wv c. T.
Z. Workers and Soldiers Compared
MRS Theresa A. Williams, Our Success. y
Welcome to new members by Mrs. Van
Enron. Mrs. Rachel Tongate Beck pre-
scented to Mrs. Logan on behalf of Chaplin
Union petition of 1900 names of women
asking Congress for rive additional pro-
bationary officers and a new Juvenile
Court. The signers are clubwomen wives
o. professional and business men. tax
payers, school teachers and playground
directors
The tea table was presided over by Mrs.
Beck aid Mrs. Anna Van Arsdale, as
sisted by Mrs. Marie Bonham, Mrs. Ruth
Davis, Miss Helena T DOGGY, Miss Ruth
Ayler. Miss Eunice Loves. Miss Vera
Budd. Miss Florence Trainham. Miss Au-
gusta Nichols and Miss Wilson,
At the close Benjamin Limeback led che
singing of Some Glad Day."
Mrs. Helen Nelson DOGGY was chai.-
man of arrangements.
LINCOLN CIRCLE, LADIES G. A. r.
Lincoln Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R.
met recently at the home of the p-esi-
dent. Mrs. Winnie Ream HoXie. The
new officers of the circle We're installed
fad rc