The Washington herald., 1914-02-01
Cercle des Precieuses Ridi.
cules.

Mime. Becker's popular home for enter
tanning was again opened to the "CercIe"
for its January meeting last week. An
piano solo, Air de Ballet" CChaminade),
by Mime. Northwood. was continued with
readings, lie Mystere de Ia Creation
,Aurelien ScholD, by Mile. Becker. and
"L'Echo' Theodore BotreD. by Mile.
Hanna. Mile. Hearne. In a pleasing and
dramatic recitation. gave life and action
to lie Corbeau ct le Renard.' and Mile.
Dortch won much applause by her rem
dition of Liszt's Rhapsody No. IL" NJ.
Muret gave Les Gaietes TelephoniQues
and lie Circuit des Ardennes," while
Prof Rivot, in conclusion. added both
wit and wisdom to the evenings enter
tainment with "Biogrsphie de la Mali
bran and "Calembours Amusants."
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Mount Pleasant Congressional Church
gave a progressive supper on January
s. which was participated in by some
fifty of its members.
The first course was served at the home
of the president, Roy F. Csrty. 1874
Harvard street. the company continuing
the meal at Miss Della Clark's, 1856 Ken
yon street: Miss Margaret Bells, 1879
Columbia road; Miss Catherine Cleveland.
800 Thirteenth street. and Miss Edna
Hanvey's. 1875 Emerson street AT the
last place. which represented a walk of
a bout one and one-half miles. games were
played and stories told. Miss Emelyne
Shedd received first prize for the best
story told by the ladies. and Bruce Cleve-
land received the prize offered the gen.
tlemen. The judges were Mr.. Norton
I Mr. Baldwin VI
also obliged to tell stories. with the En-
deavorers as judges. Mr.. Baldwin re-
ceived first prize before the judges.
Among those present were Misses Ethel
and Della Clark. Miss Margaret Bell,
Miss Catherine Cleveland. Miss Edna
Miss Emelyne Shedd. Miss Jayne
Mrs. c. Herbert johnson, Miss
Ruth McGown. Miss Nellie Castle. Mrs.
H. l. Mcfarland. Miss Dorothy Hanvey.
Miss Ethel Ranke. Mrs. Walter Marsh,
Miss Rebecca Miller. Mrs. Ailene San
ford. Miss Helen Appler. Mrs. Carroll
Dellenger Mrs. Mamie Mills. Miss Doris
Little. Mrs. W. Dwight Pierce. Miss
Ursula Wachter. Mrs. Archie MCDOWELL.
and Messrs. Little, Baldwin. McReynolds,
Wolff. Cleveland, Carly. Lehr, Kebler.
Johnson. Mcfarland. Dutton. Pidgeon.
Marsh. Knock. Tillett, lie Brock. Sanford,
Dellenger, Mills, Pierce, and Woodwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Fresr. of 2S Eighth
street northeast, entertained the men, |
bers and friends of the Capitol Hill Lit
e-sry Society last Monday evening with
a literary and musical program which |
had been prepared especially for the oc- |
casion. The president, Mrs. Marian |
Guild Walporte, called the society to |
order and presided over the business Por-
tion Of the meeting, after which Mr.. |
Frear took charge and made the OPEN |
ng address of welcome tc those that |
sere present and announced the follow
ng program: Vocal solo. Mrs. Ella Page;
piano trio. Mrs. Frear, Jennie Benson,
md Mrs. f. V. Carr: vocal solo. Miss
Ruth Alyer. accompanied on the piano
,y Miss Cecile Sale: violin solo, Miss
louise Farrow, accompanied on the
,iano. by Miss Lillian Wines: vocal solo,
Miss Dell Gilbert, accompanied on the
'iano by Miss Cecile Sale, and piano solo,
Miss Cecile Sale.
Those present included Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cor
lon. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Kent Mrs. Hat
lie o. Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel
Mrs. E. Ida Mueller. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mckee, Mrs. James A.
Trear. OF Wisconsin: Mr.. Charles For
,ythe. Mrs. NJ. l. Harvey. Mrs. Bryson.
Mrs. Flora Hamilton, Mrs. Ella Page.
Mrs. Clara z. Kalstrom. Mrs. c. Evelyn
M. D.; Jesse w. Tull. MIS- T.. u.
lawson. Mrs. E. NJ. Drummond. Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Brittner, OF Wisconsin: Mrs.
Jennie Cuisick. Mrs. Fl. MacDowell. Miss
Marie McElroy. Miss Alice Conklin,
capt. j. E. Hart. Frederick Miller. Mr..
". NJ. Farrow, Arthur B. White. j. w.
Davis, Miss Marguerite Frear. OF Wis
onsin; Miss Louise Farrow. Miss Lillian
Vines, Mr.. H. Ellsworth Warner. Miss
u. Dell Gilbert. Miss Carrie II. Sale, Miss
suth Alyer. Miss Cecile Sale, Mr.. II. P.
;ale. Mrs. Charles Schofeld. Mrs. Jennie
Benson, Howard B. Richardson, Mr..
William Hunter a nd Mr. and Mrs r v III