Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-11

home Of Mr. and Mrs James Hugh
Kelley, 900 East Capitol street
During the bushels bneeting plans
were perfected for the National Fels
Fund Conference which is to meet i'll
this city this week. Arrangements were
made to place single tax speakers in
several of the city churches next sun
day, and at other organizations which
will meet at or near the end of the
week. Announcement was also made of
the banquet to be held.
j. II. Adriaans gave a brief address on
the subject of District taxation after
which refreshments, consisting of tan
gerines which had been sent from the
Fairhope single tax colony as Il pres
ent to the Woman's Single Tax Club
were served.
Those present were Mr. aud Mrs. Ben
Hugh Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. Leland p
Shidy. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.
swanton. Mrs. Julia Thompson, Mrs.
Margaret c. Lohr. Mrs. Jennie l.. Mum
roe. Mrs. B. T. MCCARTNEY Mrs. Louis
f. Post Mrs. Maud UppermaA and Miss
kenzie, Mrs. Augusta Swords. DR.. Thorn
as E. Will. Messrs w. c. Wallace. H.
Martin Williams. Elias ]. Dakin. Charles
Newburgh. Arthur i. Davis, Charles :.
Davis. George d. Rose Misses Lily
Ross, Ada Rhodes and Flora Raymond.
LAFAYETTE. NO. 10. w K. Z.
Lafayette Relief Corps Wednesday even
ing held public joint installation of its
officers, with Lafayette Post, No. %. G.
A. r.
The newly installed officers are as fol-
lows: President. Miss Laura Mcintosh:
senior vice president, Miss Mary di Mario:
Junior vice president, Mrs. Pearl Cauff-
man; secretary. Mrs. Georgianna D. Van
Fleet: treasurer, Mrs. Vina NJ Calhoun;
chaplain. Mrs. Sue NJ Carey; patriotic
instructor, Mrs. Mary Diver; press cor
respondent, Mrs. Nettie G. Kruger: must
clan, Mrs. Marion Gregory; guard, Mrs.
Kate Perkins; color bearers. first, Mrs.
| Mary Dl Mario; second. not installed :;
| third, Mrs. Sarah Coulter; fourth. Mrs.
| Anderson: delegate to department con-
vention, Mrs. Pearl Cauffman; alternate,
Mrs. Mary Diver. The installation exer-
! cises were followed by an entertainment,
| consisting of piano solo, Miss Ruth Per-
kins; solo, Miss Alice Cauffman: dia-
| logue, Past Commander Brcker and his
young grandson; recitation, Master Harry
| Cauffman; recitation, Mrs Pearl Cauff-
man.
| Col. Sweet presented to Past Command
/, err Bricker a gold badge of the order.
| The outgoing president, Mrs Kruger. was
! presented with past presidents badge,
| and Mrs. Calhoun also presented Mrs.
| Kruger with gold bracelet in behalf of
the corps. Mrs. Kruger thanked the men,
| bers for their support throughout the
| year, which has been one of the most
| prosperous in many years. Commander
Coulter was presented with a Bible by his
wife and daughter. Refreshments were
| served. The hall was decorated with
bunting and flags and we'll filled with Wis
| itors from many corps. The installing
officer was Mrs. Edward of Thomas
! Corps.
| WASHINGTON CULTUS CLUB
The Washington Cultus Club met Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ar
tnar Copeland. 1898 Morrison street
Chevy Chase. Mrs. C. X. Bergman, the
president, presided over a well attended
meeting and the interesting program
Mrs. c. f. Nesbit contributed an essay
on ''Napoleon's Conquest of Prussia
Mrs. Wilkinson read a biography of The
Life of Schiller; Mrs. w. 1. Dyer gave
selections from Schiller and several OF
his poems were also read in the German
Roll call was responded to with quota