Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-15
LEGION OF LOYAL WOMEN.

iizzi, ~ t'sIver- recording secre airy,
MIR t Is efill.tte. corresponding secre-
tar MIR &C. y. Rose financial secre-
;a,e. Mrs.. Emma = Myers. treasurer
Mss Aia.v l. Smith. chaplain. Mrs. NJ
IL tr4steF. herald. Mrs Anan T. Ball;
pa- Nrs. Kate BileE aardcr. Mrs. y
] Iir5=at<- sentinel. Mrs Sarah Berry
taaniS, Mrs Belle II. calvert. The roi
loN juss eh..5r.aen OF committees HveTf APP
I.cItsttE. Advisory Mrs. J.. ". Galv@r:
audttia= Ai:ss Mamie l.. Pearson. rccc7
ton Mrs L. +. BAT; badge and SOU
verIr. Ms Ellis Logan. good Of the
ardce Mrs T.. g. andrews; press, Mrs
II y EiigIe. flowers. Mrs. Olive = john
son. music. Airs. Belle II. Calver: en-
ploymeuJ and relief. Mrs. Saraii Berry
Visiting the sick Mrs NJ A Nnapf' ana
supplies, Mrs. y j. Hughes
Tl,a legion VIII continue its efforts TO
estab ish i home for needy widows of the
Soldiers III lS.;i-J.
WASHINGTON READERS CLUE,
1-h, February meeting of the Wash
In2.teu Readers Club held Tuesday even
ing in III, Cou.stock studio brought to-
2etlI.r many members and invited friends
Miss E-I5nId Z. ostrdrdsr. president. pre-
sided and fHe announcements were made
ifv Mis- Grace Ross. chairman oi the pro
cram ~t1i.i9fittct. T4!t first part Of the
program consisted OF excellent paper
"a 't.Fhs MsclauiSTn uf Tire Voice and Its
Use - "a subject ri interest 10 teach
ers readers and students ct the art OF
expression ne topic Was discussed by
various members of the club. The second
I5art consisted Of The Real Thing, q
farce by 4. Il Bangs. which was given d
$, irlted fretiut tio: by W Alfred F'a!-
en,ier Mrs E,rtha NJ. Filden. Mis-.
Schmidt Irs- .Irseptr~ y. Rich, Mrs.
! + cotton and Miss Virginia Raymond;
1h,. third acI r Zanswltls Melting Pot. =
presented under the direction of Edward
G Townsend was well acted by Claude
y Beraett, James r. DAILY. Mr.. Mizell
Edward c. Townsend. Mrs. -,.atio Howell
Smith and Mrs. Nellie Butler Mizeli.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ASSOCIATION
TIT. New Ifa,npsilira Association held
one uf is best attended meetings of the
season Monday evening at the w G l.
L. building on 9Th street. Miss Sherley
Lewis p,ayed i piano solo and Mrs
Persis Bahc1Ck. Coutralto, sang. Life
Among tne Navajo Indians was the
subject Of an illustrated lecture by Mrs
Harriet " Peabody, who spent man
years with that tribe. Her pictures were
such as could only he obtained by one
In intimate touch with its people
Good old New England pie was
served during the interTnission. At the
business meeting il was voted to give q
luncheon for the benefit Of the free dis
pensary Of the mission. which is IN
charge Of DR.. c. II. Bowker. president
OF the ASSOCIATION.
CAPITOL HILL LITERARY SOCIETY.
The Capitol Hill Literary Society met
Monday evening at the home of Mrs
Mary Hicks. 40 9Th street northeast The
president. Mrs Marion Guild Walporte,
presided DR. James Mckee gave an ad-
dress concerning The Currency CUES
ton, which was discussed by Capt
J. Z. Hart. J. w. Davis and James
Kent The program Included .
EVELYN WoIcott: vocal duet, Mrs
A. H. Frear and Mrs Jennie Ben
son: readings DR. AretaS; piano solo, by
request, Mrs F. V. Carr; recitation Mrs
James Kent: piano SOLO and recitation
Mrs. Conk in; recitatons. IL r. BoEn-
ton.
STATE EQUAL SUFFRAGE AssoCIA-
Under the auspices of the Stanton Suf-
frage Club. Rev Dr. Edmund + Albert
son will deliver a lecture on The Com
plete Enfranchisement Of Women" at
Gunston Hall. 1906 Florida avenue north
west Wednesday. February Is. 5 pm
Cordial invitation extended TO the public
MI PHI EPSILON.
MI Phi Epsilon sorority. the national
sorority Of music in America, was in
stated IOT the llESt tllDs III the
circles of Washington in the Rho Chap
ter. composed of students and graduates
Of the Won Cnschuld University OF Music
In this city.
The Mu Phi Epsilon is composed of
chapters or2anized and located only in
schools of high standing and reputation.
The supreme president. Mrs. j. Forces
Johnson OF 81 Louis, OF the Mu Phi Ep-
stlon Sorority, made the journey to Wash
ington TO personally install the Rho Chap
ter. Mrs. johnson vas entertained here
Thursday and Friday of last week by the
new chapter Thursday night the in
stallation took place at the Won Cnschu,d
University, at which time the following
officers were elected for the coming year:
Miss Gertrude McRae, president: Miss
-Ardala Moore, vice president; Miss Carrie
~ Bruce, corresponding secretary: Miss
Frances Gutelius. recording secretary,
Mrs. Margaret Umhau Wolf, treasurer
After the limitations and business for
the evening were completed the members
gave musical. followed by a buffet
luncheon. The absence of the preside mt
schuld. from the city Il concert tour
throughout the west vas regretted. al
though II IN no way deferred the stu
dents OF the university in entertaining
their advent into the Mu Phi Epsilon So
rority.
The first new member. Mildred c. kolb,
was admitted Wednesday evening.
WENDELL WOLFE CHAPTER. D. A r.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter. D a. r., met
honday evening in Irving street the
guests Of Misses Carrie and Eugenia
Shipley. with I. !arCe attendance of mem
berS The regent Mrs Wolfe presided
After tie routine os business, the rep
rese1tat-ves of the chapter of the Con-
tineura} Congress were chosen, as fol-
lows: Delegates, Miss Bertha Frances
Wolfe and Mrs. Lyman f Keller. alter
mates. Mrs l. B. Stre. Mrs c F. Rob-
bins Mrs. r. A. Deliett. Mrs Frances X
keleher. Miss Jessie Frances Hayden.
Mrs II. ". Belnap. Mrs. l. C. Stockton
and Miss Ella NJ. tiariick. \ date was
selected for the thsater benefit TO raise
funds for patriotic education among
southern rnounraineers.
Five members were elected-Miss Sanie
Eik.n and Miss Lefty Mae McRoberts.
Lancaster, Ky: Mrs. Cienevieve Porca
Tustison. Somerset. Nv. Mrs Margaret
Porch Cundin, Chattanooga. Tenn. and
Mrs Fannie b. Long Wiednan, Caldwell
Idaho,
Misses Katharine and EIra Whitco,nh
were rotined % their appointment as
81 the District II. A r. Mrs Kebler,
who represents the chapter and several
other societies in tie Fairgrounds and
soeisll service work, gave an encouraging
report as To the progress made by the
committees
a paper on The American Flag was
read by Mrs. Frances II. keleher and q
group of violin selections by Or. Pole &C
companied by Miss Jones. was enjoyed