Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-14

Elsie E. Green, Miss Bertha C. Hite
Miss Maud kellerman. Mrs. J. Q. Kern.
Miss Janet McWilliams, Miss E. S.
Miller, Miss Isabel Mott, Miss L. E.
Muckenhaupt, DR.. Mary O'Malley, Miss
Mary E. Pancoast, Miss Mary w. Pierce,
Mrs D. K. Shute, Miss Grace L. Temple,
Mrs E. B. Townsend, Miss Laura E.
Verran, Mrs. John f. Walker, Miss H.
L. Wessling, Miss Edith c. Westcott
Miss Alberta Wilson. Miss Anita A.
Wilson, Miss Flora Wilson, Miss Bertha
Wolfe, Mrs. n. de K. Woods
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ART CLUB
The Columbia Heights Art Club was
entertained recently at the home of
Mrs. Edward Hardy. The president,
Mrs. Augustus Knight. introduced Mrs.
Robert B. Bare as chairman for the
Texas" was given by Mrs. Eduard
Hardy. Mrs. Knight gave a paper on
John Howard Paine and Thomas
Hecks." During the discussion Mrs.
group of three other Americans around
the grave of Paine in Tunis. all sing
ing Home. Sweet Home" Mrs. Bare
told of the little cottage in Anacostia
where Paine had lived. Those who re-
sponded to roll call were Mrs. Bare.
Mrs. Eduard E. Clement. Mrs. John D.
Croissant. Miss Celynd Ford, Mrs. R.
L. Ford. Mrs. Eduard Hardy. Miss Hill.
MIS- Knight MIS-. Amy LeeuS, MIS-.
Ellis Logan. Mrs. John H. Stokes, Miss
Elizabeth Warman, Mrs. William B.
Turpin, Mrs. NJ. H. Winter. Mrs. Sarah
Wolhaupter and Mrs. J. Edison Briggs.
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
The section of civics and education
of the Twentieth Century Club will
meet Tuesday at IL o'clock. with Mrs.
Whitman Cross, 213s Bancroft place.
Miss Eliza r. Sctdmore will speak on
The section of travel will meet We'd
nesday at 1890 o'clock with Mrs. Will
liam F. Ham, 1921 Woodley place. Miss
Marie Benton, recently returned from
abroad will give the paper.
The section of parliamentary law will
meet with Mrs. l.. l.. Morrill,, 1887 Kill
bourne place. Friday at noon.
Because Of Mrs. Edward B. Clark's inn
for the war zone. all notices for pub
LEGATION should be sent to Mrs. Freder-
ck V. Coville, 1886 California street.
EXCELSIOR LITERARY CLUB.
The Excelsior Literary Club met
Tuesday, being entertained by Mrs NJ
]. Fear and Mrs. a. r. Tracy, at the
formers home, ,223 sth street northeast
The president, Mrs. J. Edison Briggs.
presided. The hostesses were assisted
Daish.
GEORGETOWN L. T. L,
The Loyal Temperance Legion of
Georgetown met Thursday afternoon at
street. a gold L. T. L. pin was given
to the boy and girl who had the most
points to their credit in the member
ship contest. The winners were Irene
Umberger and Swart CreeI The boys,
being the losers, served the girls with
ice cream and cake. Mrs. Edna Proc
tor. District secretary, was the guest
of the afternoon.
LINCOLN CIRCLE, L. c. A. R.
Lincoln Circle. Ladies of the G. A. E..
met Tuesday evening with the presi-
dent, Mrs. J. H. Street. Mrs. Deeds
was initiated as Junior vice president.
DAUGHTERS F. P. A.
The District of Columbia Chapter,
Daughters of Founders and Patriots
of America, met Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. j. c. Dowell, 1852
Mount Pleasant ss=a4t, Mrs. Mary c.
annual election of officers took place
and the following were elected: Mrs.
F. A. st. Clair. president. to succeed
the retiring president, Mrs. Beach, who
president of the society; Mrs c. A.
Kinsley, vice president: Mrs. G. NJ
Brumbaugh. recording secretary; Mrs.
NJ. C. De Wolf. corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. c. F. Kirk, treasurer: Mrs.
A. W. Barber, registrar; Mrs. c. w.
Brown, historian; Mrs. j. A. Wickham,
color bearer; Mrs. Z. l.. Whitney, chap
lain; councillors. Mrs. Edwin Kirk. Mrs.
S j. Murphy, Mrs Irving Frickey, Mrs.
Bertha w. Crane. Mrs Beach was also
elected the delegate to the general
court, to be held in May.
During the social hour refreshments
were served.
JUNIOR LEAGUE OF WASHINGTON.
The Junior, League of Washington
held its semi-monthly business and
literary meeting at Flysnn's Hall Sun
day evening The president, Samuel
Arkin, presided. Charles Siegel re-
ported that the constitution committee
had completed the constitution. Mr..
Mincosky,- treasurer. reported that he
had sent s25 to Denver, Col. and also
$40 to the Tageblatt, as ordered. On
the recommendation of several MEM
bers of the club 1T was voted to give
SIS to a needy case in the District. A
vocal solo was given by Miss Annie
Rubin, several jokes by Miss Annie
Dick and a minstrel entertainment
given by the following: 1nterlocutor.
David Rosenfeld; end men, Messrs.
Chauncey NJ. Goldstein and Max Min
cosky; middle men, Messrs. Barney D.
Lear Alexander Rosenblum, George
Sterling and Isaac Phillips; pianist and
violinst; Messr ,s.u Israel cooperstein
The club. owes it's thanks to the two
non-members who helped in the min
strel by acting as pianist and vio-
linist. There was a large attendance.
Later there was dancing.
COLUMBIA W. c. T. U.
Columbia Union met March at the
home Of its president, Mrs Grace c.
Norris.
cERCLEDES PRECIEUSES RIDICULES.
Nine Seip entertained the cercle last
week with a comedy, La vanita;' The