Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06

Jordan. and Ernest A. Perham read
THE Vulture." by Battell LOOMS. Re-
freshments were served.
PETWORTH W. c. T. L.
Petworth Women's Christian Temperance
Union met Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Homiller Mrs. Elizabeth
Reiss requested the union to work among
the foreign-speaking people in the neigh
borhood. Mrs Homiller and Mrs. Pattie
were appointed to take charge of the
work Mrs. Hanson recently returned
from the Atlanta convention and gave a
report Mrs. Criswell sang.
LINCOLN CIRCLE. L. G. A. r.
Lincoln Circle of the Ladies of the
home of Mrs Jeanne Harvey Street.
1417 9Th street northwest. Resolutions
were passed in honor of the memory of
Mrs. Winnie Ream Hoxie, for many years
president of the Lincoln Circle: Mem
bers were invited to attend the meeting
of the w. N. P. A to be held later in
the month at the Raleigh, as a memorial
to Mrs. Hoxie.
Mrs. Jeanne Harvey Street. the senior
vice president, was unanimously elected
president. Others elected to Office were ::
Mrs. Helen Nelson Dusie, senior vice
president Mrs. Clara Avery, junior vice
president; Miss NJ. Z. Gilman (re-elect-
ed), secretary: Miss Nellie Colclazier
tre-eiecteo), treasurer, MIS- Alce Dalley,
chaplain; Mrs. Mida c. Peabody, con-
ductor; Mrs. Sara Deeds, guard Mrs
Anna A. Peck, patriotic Instructor; Mrs.
Emma S. Brinton, first delegate, and
Mrs Mida c. Peabody, second delegate to
the convention Of the Ladies of the
G. A. R., soon to be held. Alternates
elected were Mrs. Mary Sitz Parker and
Miss Mary Z. Gilman.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies'
ANY a of n
Star Home was held Monday afternoon
at the New Masonic Temple. Reports
Of the various chapters were made
and showed much excellent work &C
being made for a theater benefit for the
home early in February and Mrs. Emil
lie Botsch was appointed chairman of
the same. Previous to the adjourn
ment, Mrs. Carrie Smith of Electa
Chapter on behalf of the auxiliary pre-
scented Mrs. Cornelia Campbell. vice
president, with a set of silver tea
spoons in recognition of her faithful
work for the home board. Mrs. Evelyn
Hirsh, w. NJ of Martha Chapter. on be-
half of the auxiliary presented Mrs.
Flora Campbell. secretary of the board.
with a set of salad forks. this being the
fourth year she has acted as secretary.
Both ladies were agreeably surprised,
which demonstrates the fact that a Sc
cret can be kept by the fairer sex. The
meeting for December was called off
because of the holidays
The B. D. Club held its first fall
meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary Lin
thicum, PIG LIST street northwest. on
Friday last. The usual routine of bust
ness was transacted and plans made
for the winter months. Luncheon. con-
sisting of everything pertaining to the
Thanksgiving season, now served by the
hostess. The favors were particularly
dainty, being beautiful dresden articles.
After luncheon games followed. The
club adjourned to meet December IL at
Woodside. Md Those present We're
Mrs. Anna Harvey. Mrs Sarah Sharah,
Mrs. Frances Robey, Mrs. Flora Camp
bell, Mrs. Nellie Patterson. Mrs. Mary
Galloway. Mrs. Norma Hine and Mrs.
Eva Galloway of Newark, Del.
URELL AUXILIARY, L. S. w. v.
No. 5. L. S. W. ". met Thursday even
ing in Pythian Temple. Mrs. Jennie
Rudolf inspected the auxiliary. A
communication was read from John
Urell Camp, No. 9, inviting the auxil-
larry to be present at reception De
cember 16. The annual election of Off
GERS was held. and the following MEM
bcrs elected: President. Mrs. Elizabeth
NJ. Tucker; senior vice president, Ellen
E. Nasahl junior vice president, Cath
crime L. Dintler; chaplain, Gertrude
Callan; historian, Harriette DAILY; pa
triotic instructor. Lucille Fehl; con-
ductor. Loretta Powers: assistant con-
ductor, Margaret krauss; guard,
Bertha Beagle: assistant guard, Ada
Peterson; delegates, Sara S. Dawson,
Maria ]. Horning, Agnes O'Brien.
Marian f. Murray. Jessie ]. Bowling.
Ida Mclaughlin. Helene T. Murphy
and Mae l. Bowling. The election of
alternates will take place at the next
meeting.