Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01

toi me session ny Michael tlcpaICh. the
| retirin" president. and later by Maurice
! bernstein, who installed the new officers.
/ he outside entertainment committee
was gwen authority to arrange for a
dance later in the season and for two
summer excursions. Mr.. GoldStein sang
several solos accompanied on the piano
ny his sister: Nessrs. Nushultz and
W einstein entertained with original songs,
ana MessrS. Abrams and Bachrach also
| sang. y dancing program followed
| PHIL SHERIDAN. W. +. c.
,, The last council meeting of the Wom-
"n's Relief Corps, under the direction of
, the department president. Mrs Title d.
l-ntrikin, held Thursday DIT head
quarters. 1920 Park road. A full council
WAS present. All business pertaining to
the years work was completed in readi-
mss for the department convention.
which will convene Tuesday evening at
g. y. r. Hall. The retiring president
Entrkin and Thatcher We're special
guests
ANTHONY LEAGUE
The anthony League held an at
home" Tuesday afternoon at its rooms
in the Portner. Mrs. Louise F. Earle
delivered address on "Eugerics"
The monthly business meeting of the
league was held Thursday evening. at
which arrangements We're made for a
. series of art lectures to be given later
in the month. Nine Nlontford will
speak Tuesday afternoon on the Boy
hood of Jesus. and Senator John D..
Works viii talk Thursday evening in
the parlors of the Portner on the sub
Jcct of Equal Suffrage
DUMBAEToN BRANCH. w C. T. L.
Mrs Don r Blaine. w c. T. L. ma
tional organizer, gave d lecture al the
inldWe"N service at Dumbarton Ave
| nue. NJ. +. Church. y number of mem
hers were added to the roll of George
town Branch. w. c. r L.
cERcLE DIES PHECIEusEs RIDI-
CtLES.
Nine. Beckers home was again open to
the rercle for its second January meet
| ing. IN Interesting program. beginning
with piano solo Air de Ballet"
! tChaminadc,. by Nine Northwood, was
continued with readings, LIE Mystere de
la Creation tAurelien Schob. by Mile
Becker, and Il Echo Theodore BotreSt
| by Mile. Hanna. Mile. Hearne in a
| to lie Corbeau ct le Renard.' and Mile
! Dortch Won repeated applause by her
rendition of LISTS Rhapsody No H." NJ
| Muret gave Les tiaetes Telephoniques'
| and lie Circuit des .Ardennes' while
| Prof Rivot. in conclusion added both wit
| and wisdom 10 the evenings entertain
Inent with . Geographic de Ia Malibran"
| and -'Calembours Amusants-
! LIVINGSTON MANOR CT ApT'L,R n
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| ,at U,sdn.s,, '.t,,,.,,., - - ~
NJ Int' I-ii,, ,,',o ~, q i,le nome o'
80 ..ti'rr ~" liis .ie reg ular pus;,
ai, ,l ..'' =. , ~ h,li oesah WIN fot
| N a. iesi aoi'' llistoilc -Nohopohes.
80 -, an alrus.hs fee'ta
, ,iI "a, "a, rpora,iohs ana rusts'
ny Ilts, "tltheN- Inc discussion was
| ~ pH -hrs. oSsood- i"e m.ehns closed
| WIN tne fe'ltatlph OF the Collect y
| social social noun lolio"ed. during which re
| lfesHhiehtS We're served by the hostess.
|
| EXC ELSioE LITERARY Gil r.
| Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
| James NJ. Holmes. with Mrs. Holmes
aud Mrs. MAYOR as hoStesScs. The pres-
dent Miss Flora j. Mctreery. presided
| and introduced Mrs. Ellis Logan. who
| gave an illustrated talk The Scot
tish Clans and Their Tartans.' Mrs J.
! ". tu!la presented sketch of THE
| Fishing Industry and Fisher Folk which
| was supplemented by a character i'm
| personation from Christie Johnstonc"
| by Mrs. J. finney l.nsle. Among the
| responses 10 roll call were The Legend
| of the Thistle. by Mrs. Edwards,
J Scotch Hospitality. by Mrs. Baker and
| The Significance of the Scotch Bon
net" by Miss MccreerN. There were. two
musical numbers. by Mrs. Webb and Mrs
| Huila. During the social hour the host
| csscs We're assisted by Mrs. Defandorf
Of Garrett Park. Md; DIR. Mary Holmes