Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-08

herman Girl: MY Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice. from Samson and DeliIah'' Upon
the adjournment of the sorority the host
ess entertained the members at luncheon.
INTERSTATE SUFFRAGE CLUB.
The Interstate Suffrage Club will hold
its weekly reception tomorrow afternoon
from " to 6 in the parlors of the inter-
state clubhouse. 1905 G street northwest.
Mrs. Anna Hendley. president of the An
thony League. assisted by the members
of her organization, will act as hostess
for the day From to ) Herr Peter Pc
tiers and Prof. Mort will give a cello and
piano recital This is Herr Peters first
appearance in Washington. although he
Is no stranger in other large cities. Prof
Mort Is well known as performer and
composer Admission is free to all men,
bers of the club
JUST GOVERNMENT LEAGUE
The Just Government League of Mont
gomery county held its current meeting
in the parlors of the interstate clubhouse
DR.. Sarah Sievers of Cincinnati was the
speaker. The following resolution was
passed: Resolved. That the Just Gov
eminent League of Montgomery county
indorses the non-partisan policy of suf-
frage work and will not enter into a
campaign against any candidate for Office
because of his political affiliations
LEAGUE OF AMERICAN PEN WOMEN
The monthly business meeting of the
League of American Pen Women was
held Monday evening at the Public L.
brary. the president. Mrs. Annie A. Viii
der. presiding.
Forrestine c. Hooker Los Angeles. Cal !:
Mrs. Susan Whitcomb Hassell, Everett
Wash: Mrs. Ruth Mason Rice. Washing
ton. D. c.: Miss Minnie kirkup. Fort
Dodge, Iowa, and Miss Ruth. Wardwell
Brooklyn, N. Y.
AS delegates to the National Editorial
Association. which meets in Houston
Tex. in June, the league elected Mrs. F.
Cora De Puy, Mrs. Henrie e. L. German
and Mrs. Lillian Byrn Harrison. and as
alternates, Mrs. Mary VIM Shoots, Mrs
Betty Magruder and Mrs. Laura Z. Rob-
inSon.
Reports of the various committees were
read and letters from absent members.
Miss Elizabeth A. Hyde. chairman of the
courtesy committee. was instructed to
draft resolutions on the death of Mrs.
Kate Alma Organ of Temple. Tex.
At the social meeting TO be held March
is at the Raleigh Mrs. Phlander Priestly
Claxton will lecture on The Short Story
as Influenced by Ancient Epics."
c. W. CHRISTIAN ART CIRCLE.
The Catholic Woman's Christian Art
Circle met Monday evening in the Public
Library, Mrs. Margaret l.. Coope pre-
siding. The speaker for the evening was
Mrs. Jane Hoffiiger. who gave talk
upon angels of the Bible illustrated by
fifty reproductions of famous masters.
The subjects included scriptural scenes
from the Annuncation. Nativity. Geth-
semane. Resurrection and Ascension, and
scenes from the lives of Abraham. Isaac.
Jacob. Moses. Tobias. Daniel. Elias.
Samson, Hagar. Judith, Lazarus Mag
dalen and the three Maries al the tomb.
Mrs. HofHiger received vote of thanks
from those present and promised to re-
peat the talk at an early date.
B. D. CLUB.
Mrs. Eva Galloway of Wilmington.
Del, was hostess Friday of the e. ID.
Club. The club met at the home of Mrs.
Mary Galloway. 643 A street southeast. at
/ pm. when luncheon was served. Reg
ular business was transacted. after which
each guest furnished some original form
OF entertainment. Among those present
were the officers, Mrs. Anna Harvey. presi-
dent: Mrs. Mary Galloway. treasurer;
Mrs Sharah. secretary; Mrs Flora Camp
bell, historian. and Mrs. Nellie Patterson,
Mrs. Norma Hines, Mrs. Francis Robey
Mrs Effie Briggs and Mrs. Cannon of
Wilmington, Del
wOMAN'S SINGLE TAX CLUB
The Womans Single Tax Club met
Monday evening at the home of Mrs
Julia Thompson, 1909 18th street north
west, with fairly good attendance, de-
spite the blizzard.
During the business meeting it was
voted to join the Federation of Woman s
Clubs, and the secretary was instructed
to make application. now that the club
has sufficient paid'p membership to
comply with the federation requirements.
Arrangements were made for memorial
exercises in honor of Joseph Fels Monday
evening at the Public Library.
After the business meeting William ID,
Mackenzie gave A talk on Converting the
Heather to the Single Tax DIR. Thomas
r. VIII. who was to have followed with
a talk on Paving the Bills was pre-