Evening star., 1915-01-24

taken with Mrs. Hoadley on Sunset
mountain, near AShevllle, where MISS
HotchkiSs now resides.
A musical and literary program, con-
sisting of piano solo by Miss Frances
Cureton, entitled Evening Serenade,
by Sartorio: bass solo by Theodore Ap-
Ago in Alcala," by Massagar, for an
encore, Byron Blodgett accompanying;
recitations by J. Lewis Moneyway,
"viney at the Moving Pictures and
Moving Jenny; contralto solos by
Miss Richie Mclean, "Hindoo song"
by Remberg, and Dainty Little Love
Song" by Newcomh. Mr.. Blodgett. ac-
companist; soprano solos. Miss Hester
l. Munger, The Little Thief" and "A
Maiden and a Butterfly" Mrs GIBSON.
william A Morsell. entitled Yam.
pire," Beans" "Woodman, Spare That
Tree" and Blackberry and Today,
with Mr.. Blodgett accompanying. Re-
freshments were served.
PHILO- CLASSICS.
The Philo-Classics was entertained
recently by Mrs Eugene H. Pitcher,
founder and first president OF the ciuo.
AS the general federation secretary,
Mrs. Pitcher represented the ciup a.
it's biennial. The president. mrs. SLasS'
Wood. who had charge of the program H.
Mrs. Wood read the prologue OF "A
Death in the Desert Ine poem was
read by Mrs. Engle. Mrs. Harrison,
and Mrs. Stevenson. During the soeial
hour the hostess was assisted by her
daughter, Miss Lois Pitcher.
L. A. T. W.
The League of American Pen Women
was entertained Wednesday evening
by Mrs. Carl F. Smith, 1879 18th street.
Plans for the leagues annual banquet
were discussed. and letter OF regret
and greeting from the president. MRS.
ranged by Mrs. Smith consisted OF
songs by Mrs. Heustis and memorial
to the late Mrs. Winnie Ream Hoxle'
by Miss Ruth Norcross. Miss Norcross
reviewed the life. struggles ana
achievements of the sculptor, and to
this formal tribute was added the
"reminiscences of those present, to whom
the nation-famed woman was also
personal friend and. until her death.
member Of the league Gen. Hoxle was
A view was had of the many beauti-
full paintings in Mr.. Smiths studio ana
later refreshments were served.
ANTHONY LEAGUE.
The Anthony League will hold it's
regular Tuesday afternoon at nome
at $50 o'clock, apartment 375. The
Portner. Mrs. Hendley will again take
up the life of Susan B. Anthony, after
which will follow short astrological
talks by Mrs. Newman.
W. c. L. OF MT. RAINIER.
The woman's Civic League of Mount
Rainier served an oyster. supper at
Tovey's Hall last evening. The anair
was well patronized. as the organlza-
tion has for its motive the betterment
of town improvements. The volunteer
Fire Department has arranged Tor a
series of entertainments. the hrst OF
which will be a minstrel show and
dance to be held in February. The
proceeds will be used to further in
crease the fire=fghting apparatus. The
Ladies of the Maccabees are arranging
a unique play. DR.. Ohlendorf. health
officer, and Robert Potts. acting town
clerk, have been appointed delegates
to the convention of the Society FOR
the Prevention of tuberculosis. which
will convene at Annapolis Friday and
Saturday of this week.
ABRACADABRA
Mrs. n. ". Preston entertained the
Abracsdabra Wednesday evening at
her home, 143s Ames place. Secretary
Frank j. Metcalf presided. The re-
sponse was Musical Instruments Of
All Nations" The paper of the evening
was presented by n. w. Preston. who
took as his subject "Psychologicai
Grafton of the dual personality exist
ing in man. The discussion following
the paper was taken part in by Capt.
Mcintosh, Mrs. James Mckee, A. S.
Perham, Capt Lemuel Warner and
others Two solos were rendered by
Mrs F. j. Metcalf, and A. y. Casanova
read a selection entitled "A Six-Bit
Revolution" by Capt. Horace p. Nc
Intosh. At the close of the literary
part of the program refreshments
were served by the hostess, assisted by
her son.
COLLEGE WONEN's CLUB.
Hostesses, section A. Mrs. William II.
Heron, chairman, will be in charge
of the College Women's Club meeting
to be held tomorrow afternoon, from
4 to 6 o'clock, at the Hotel Raleigh.
Members are urged to wear their VS.
iting cards pinned on their dresses.
THETA -ALPHA-CHL
The members of the Theta Alpha
| Chi Club were entertained recently at
the home of Miss Lavada DOW, Io29
North Capitol street. Dancing and
music were on the program and re-
freshments were served. Among the
members present were Miss Catherine
McCoach, secretary; Miss Marion Mil
| ler Miss Virginia Sewers. r. L. Beard
president; w. McPhilonny. Preston
knapp and Barron Stark. Invited
guests were Miss Ella Wright. Miss
| Lillian McGovern. Henry Yates, Theo-
dore Chunn and Louis Trunden. The
club will meet Saturday at the home
of Preston Knapp.
CONTINENTAL DANES CHAPTER