Evening star., 1914-04-12

to the District night school for foreign
popils Mrs. Rogers vice regent. moved
.,iat the officers and members of the
snapter indorse the candidacy of their
| esehl. MIS- Beach. for the office of
NC president general of the District.
d,is suggestion was unanimously adopt
90, 90 also Mrs. Isaac Pearson of Our Flag
napier for state regent. and Mrs. c.
". broWn, regent of Livingston Manor
rnap.er. tor vice state regent. A paper
vas read bS Mrs. Georgianna s. Rogers
IToncefhlhs 60 Deborah Sampson Gannett."
= nus paper was prepared for and read
oelore one OF the New Hampshire state
.iap.ers- The usual historical paper of
s.le oaS was read by the historian Miss
sewers and was written by the former
| historian. Mrs. Wiles. now of Philadel-
\ pnia, the subject being Lexington =
n al.et tne singing of America the
chapter adjou rned and a social hour fol-
lowed during which refreshments were
served by the hostesses. Mrs. Gill and
Mrs. Knorp.
| 1NTERNACIA KLUBo.
| \ visiting Esperantjst from sweden.
| Slnloro Ehlin. and visitor from this
city, AIT. Boring were entertained bv
/ La Internacia Klubo at the cIubroom
stewart s1r building. at its last meeting
| MI. boring presented Sinjoro EhIins
1 VINO speaks no English to the club
All the conversations with sin ioro
| bnihs were in Esperanto. He read a
paper IN Esperanto on the question of
| an International language, and the rela-
\ Hon OF Esperanto to 1t His lecture uas
| SO easy to understand that the members
were pleased at the fitness of t.speranto
! for International use. The club decided
20 remain at Its present quarters until
tne close OF the season. then to Join
nthef clubs in a summer program of
esperanto outings at the parks
CULTUS CLUB.
The Washington Cultus Club met re-
Gently at the home of Mrs. J. +. Over.
| lsM' Lamont street. After luncheon. at
~nlcn the hostess was assisted by her
Tnaushters' n, Miss Dyer and Miss Helen
| president, Mrs. Clifford X Berryman
presiding The first paper was read bv
| mrs. Oscar Wilkinson on "Gernany's
ofeien Possessions. Mrs. w /. Dyer
Navy. and Mrs. George W. Harris one
on oontemporaneous History" The
I members responded to roll call with QUO
tatlons on Service" Mrs Miller. the
president OF the Housekeepers Alliance,
was guest of the club
CAPITOL HILL HISTORY CLUB
Members of the Capitol Hill History
'lub and one visitor met Wednesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs How
ard Donath. 10 4th street southeast. for
the annual business session. Election of
| officers for the ensuing year resujted as
| loiloWs: Mrs. l.. B. Stine, the present vice
| president. president: Mrs. George II. F-l,lt
wee president. The present officers were
rejected: Mrs NJ. B. Granger. secretary !:
mrs Charles Fisher, treasurer; Mrs &.
! F. Wood. critic; Mrs II. B. Mattox di
| rector
! Delegates for the annual meeting of the
ina Dlstr1ct r,.., OF Columbia Federation of wom-
ens Ma,te cluDs; 81. Mrs T. F. Rorke. Mrs. II. B.
| Waterman. Mrs. a. c. Clancy; alternates
Mrs. }. c. Weiden. Mrs J. A. Mover
Mrs 3. E. Scott, Mrs. B. c. Yorks. Mrs.
! Will Lesher
The program committee submitted an
outline of next years study. ..Switzer-
| land. which was accepted.
! Dufing the social hour the hostess as
sisted by Miss Donath, served refresh
ments.
, JR GOV. WEI4LES SOC, c. A. r.
Mrs r H. Liggett entertained forty
, members of the Junior Governor Thomas
"eiles Society. Children of the Ameri-
! can Revolution. Saturday afternoon, in
her new home. 1920 I'D street
The president. Mrs CLAYTON F F,,ie
! presided The following new members
We're received: Gregg Birdsan. Malvern
Nettleton. Alexander Britton. Virginia
britton. Bernard Heaton. Noble Wayne
Ni1iia- Nheti iotte Anne OSWell, Har-
ret Hanger. Grace Metzgar, Elizabeth
constantine. Amy Chandler Arthur r.
Oswell. Walter Hamilton Mary Stuart
Blrdsall and Louise Calender
Nineteen members were transferred to
the senior society. Motter Cunningham
sang a solo. Mrs. W. E Calender.
president of the Capitol Society. c. A.
r. brought greetings. and Mrs. Don P.
; Blaine gave an illustrated talk on the
customs of Italian cities
he
oers We're busy sewing towels for the
Bruen Home At the close of the pro-
gram the salute to the flag was given
and the hostess served refreshments
CONTINENTAL CHAPTER, D. A. r.
Miss Mary Wolcott Durham will enter
tam continental Chapter. D. A. r.. at
the Rochambeau tomorrow evening. Col.
hopkins, governor general OF the So
ciety Descendants of the Mayfower will
address the chapter and a musical pro-
gram has been prepared by Miss Lillian
Chenoweth.
WOMAN'S SINGLE TAX CLUB.
The Woman's Single Tax Club of the
district met Monday night at the home
of Mrs. Jennie L. Munroe in the Cecil.
The club voted unanimously to increase
of America from SO yearly to $50 yearly
for the next five years. At the close Of
the business meeting BENJAMIN F. Lindas
| read a paper entitled ''Gullver Up to
| Date Miss Ada Rhodes read several
extracts from Progress and Poverty
by Henry George. Louis s. Murphy read
address on The Single Tax and
Timber Lands and Prof #. E. viii
spoke on "Fruitcrest. Florida Refresh
ments were served. The next meeting
| will be held May at the home of Mrs,
NJ. c. Lohr, 759 18th street southeast.
Among those present were Mrs Jennie
L. Munroe. Mr.. and Mrs. w D. Mack
enzie. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Lindas. Mr..
and Mrs. L. P. Shidy. Mrs Belle Nc
Cartney. Mrs. NJ. C. Lohr. Miss Ada
, Rhodes, Mrs c. l.. Swords. Mr. and Mrs.
w. I. Swapton Miss Lily Ross, Mrs,
Julia A. Thompson. Miss Julia Wood
ward. Mrs. NJ. A. Arnold. Mrs. Josephine
A. Rich. Miss Francis Crosby. Mrs. Jes-
sic L. Lane. E. J. Dakin, L. S. Murphy,
T P. Lyon. Herbert j. Browne. H. Mar
tin Williams. Prof. T. E. Will. B. p
Mann Hyman Lovine. f. W. oyster and
Miss Carpenter of Brooklyn.
THE ANTHONY LEAGUE.
The Anthony League has charge of the
program at the Saturday morning meet
ing at the Public Library during the regu-
lar lecture hour under the AUSPICES of the