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


quired of Voters
The public is cordially invited to hear
MISS LENA +. Bigelow speak Tuesday
afternoon at 800, at the regular lat
home in the Anthony League room
| apartment 121. the Portner Miss Bige-
low has been practical social wor ler
for years and is in close touch with
working girls and their many problems
She will take for her subject The Work
ing Cir! and Her Social Problem"
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ART CLUB.
The Columbia Heights Art Club held it's
| monthly business meeting Thursday at
! the home of Mrs. James Mckee
| The president Mrs. Augustus Knight.
| presided. A parliamentary drill was con
| Quoted by Mrs. William Grayson Foote.
| Reports of the officers We're read and ap-
proved In the absence of the director
Mrs. Raymond L. Ford. the report of the
| proceedings of the Federation of Woman $
Clubs was given by Mrs. knight
Those who responded to roll call on
| current topics Were: Mrs. Edith Sage
Emerson, Mrs. William f. Andrews, Mrs
John II. Stokes, Mrs. William Grayson
| Foote, Mrs. Lendell Connor jr.: Mrs.
Fred D. Hesler. Mrs James D. Yeomans.
Mrs. NJ. A. Winter Mrs. Knight and Mrs
James Mckee. Announcement was made
by the president of an illustrated lecture
to be given March IA. at the Public
v
by Prof. Carroll Mitchell. under the aus
pices of this club. After adjournment
refreshments were served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Fred p. Heisler and
Miss ISABELLA HeiSler.
STRAUSS CHARITY CLUB.
THE Fascinators." one-act playlet
will be presented by the Strauss Charity
Club later in the month at the old Ma
sonic Temple. dance will follow the
playlet. Rehearsals for the sketch have
been under way for the past few weeks,
and arrangements are being made which
will insure this to be the best amateur
production that has ever been presented
by this club. Lawrence NJ. Hurdle is
directing the production.
The proceeds of this entertainment will
be used to help the poor of this city, in
accordance with the purpose of the club.
| EXECUTIVE MEETING. W. n D. L.
The executive board of the Woman S
National Democratic League. of which
Mrs. William Allon Cullop is president,
held a meeting recently in Congress Hall
Hotel. The reports of the officers showed
| an increase in membership which also
means an increase in the finances of the
league. The state vice presidents. who
were appointed after the annual conven-
| ton of the league in January. have, with
a few exceptions, sgnified their accept
ance and are planning a vigorous cam
paign next fall in thair respective states.
| Mrs. Carl Vrooman. state vice president
| of Illinois. was present and spoke of the
encouraging outlook for the league in her
own state. All members of the board are
working to uphold the hands of the pres
| ident of the league.
PHIL SHERIDAN, w R. c.
Phil Sheridan Corps. No L., W. r. C.,
| met in G. A. r. Hall March and was
well attended. Final arrangements were
made for the entertainment and dinner
| to be rendered the Phil Sheridan Post
March IL.
! The directress made report on tie
| first meeting of the sewing circle held
| Tuesday.
The corps decided to give euchre next
month.
MI PHI EPSILON. -...... ...-..
Rho Chapter of the National Mu Phi
| Epsilon Sorority of Music met Wednes-
day at the home of the recording secre-
| tary. Miss Frances Gutelius of Petworth.
A paper entitled the. Origin OF Notes
was given by Mrs. II. Z. Flynn and aft
| erward was discussed by the members of
the sorority. Miss Frances Gutelius gave
a talk on the "Origin of the Opera
which was illustrated by selections sung
| by Mrs. Flynn. as follows: Bare role. -
| from Tales of Hoffman: II preanle i