Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-25
TIE ABRACADABRA.

THE ABRACADABRA.
\ meeting of the Abracadabra was held
Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs
T. l.. Whitney. 1894 Euclid street. with
about thfrty-f members and guests
present President Preston presided.
Mrs Euphemia c. Baker. who has
spent two summers in Scotland. gave
an account OF several old Scotch
towns castles and historic lakes she
had visited, thus supplementing the re-
plies made by the members of the club
TO the roll call-Sir Walter Scott.
The musical selections consisted OF a
vocal solo by MIR. Newton W. Preston
aud a duet by Mesdames Frances n.
shore and Mabel G. Lindsay. After the
reading of a Christmas story by Mrs.
Velma s. Barber. refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by her
daughter. Miss Eunice.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ART CLUB.
TIL, Columbia Heights Art Club was
entertained Thursday by Miss Cornelia
H. Hill The president, Mrs Augustus
Knight. presided. y paper on colonial
Architecture" was given by Mrs, hoP-
Clement gave paper on The Begin
ming of Colonization
Those. who. responded TO roll eali
,,.rrs,us Eniebt Mrs William B.
Turpin, Mrs. Sarah Wolhaupter ana
Mrs John H. Stokes. Miss Anna G.
NFr"WSmth Of the f" piiiah .luo ~ 20
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Miss Iatviuia $ Murphy of the Cecilian
tf,-.,,,t,,t. ~ mar Climb After ad-
;,r,,,,.nt rsfreehmrnts were served
nv mo hostess assisted by her mother.
Mrs George Hin: Irs. Fl. Wells Wood
ward ana Miss Claudia G. Dltmer.
\ delegation from the club viewed
tine Alaskan paintings on eNhfoltloh at
Hubbard Memorial ifait. anu was ~
troduc"d 10 the artlSt' Leonard ia ~, ~,
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! ur officers ot the washington Sitip
are; Mrs r W Hutchinson pres,nen n,
Mrs T. NJ. Evarts. secretary; Mrs. I. NJ
t;urd"u. member Of the executive COM
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CONSTITUTION CHAPTER n 4 II.
-, '.,o,,ie ~ tba home of Mrs I
II p,,ft,. ana M " N Sinnnkins in the
on,.rio After a lengthy business meet
i'm , short nrorraru was given the prin-
f,,,I ,,art If vhicb was an account by
~ tt,r+o,, u E.n,is. of a trim last sum
- po,,,s,.i,.arja y.bere sbe collected
-'u'n i.ilo i -: - - VI
uNt -ldFeS' W. 80 g: =. <s,,,4,. +hara
cou''tieS anu one III - =,
being appropriate ceremonies IN eac .I N
stance MIS- HuSh J: fhlti'ps redd noa-
t"Y's Ride. a musical program on the
was se'Ned .Nel .S. ~" anu
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SARAH fRaNhLiN 'H<Af En-
The Sarah Franklin Chapter, u. X. k,
held its January meeting with Mrs.
Dwight Gordon Smith at the Wesley, Mrs.
NJ y Winter, regent. in the chair. The
regular reports showed a satisfactory
condition OF affairs. A donation was
made toward the purchase of a flag to be
presented to the National Society. D. a.
r.. for use in Continental Hall The ed
vocational work of the chapter was re-
viewed and much interest was shown In
the discussion that followed. The MS
torian, Mrs. Robert Harrison read
poem. Grandmother Account of the
Battle of Bunker HILL After ADJOURN
meut the hostess served refreshments.
LAFAYETTE. No. 10 W. r. c.. held its
iirst regular meeting under its new staff
at officers Monday evening at u. A. X.
Hall. There was good attendance. After
the business Of the evening was finished
Mrs. Mary Mcintosh was presented with
silver mesh bag by the members,
silver spoon was gwen TO Master oilFer
Caunman, the three-month-oid mascot
Of the corps. Refreshments were served
10y Mrs. Kate Perkins: arrangements
ar" being made by Mrs IAN fleet Tor the
corps excursion in june
P SHERIDAN CORPS. NO. IL. w r. c.
Phil sheridan Corps. No - W. r G.
was called 10 order in g. A. r Hail
TUESDAY evening hy the newly installed
1,rasifIprt Mrs Marion r. Parker. After
IN. announcement of committees for the
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