Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-17

struction, Mrs. ]. E. Hiatt; soldiers.
sailors and marines, Miss Ellzaoelh
Reiss: Sunday school, Mrs. F. T. VIII
son. white ribbon recruits, Mrs: +: Z.
Stanton; associate, Mrs. w. B. Wooden;
work among foreign speaking people,
Miss Elizabeth Reiss.
Luncheon was served and the follow
ing new members received: Mrs S. J..
Shipman, Miss Mary E. L. Hall and Mrs.
E. H. Barndollar. The following visit
ors were introduced: Mrs, Woodbury.
Pulsifer, Miss Emma Scott of Illinois.
Mrs E Yanousky, Mrs. G. D. ELS
worth, Mrs Lamasure and Mrs. L. r.
kebler.
Mrs. Lugenbeel of Anacostia Union
told of having a demonstration of the
nineteen dry states in different parts
of her section of the city.
The superintendent of red letter days
in the different unions We're guests OF
the afternoon
partments showed good work done in
various lines.
CAPITOL HILL HISTORY CLUB.
The opening meeting of the Capitol
Hill History Club for this year was
held recently at the residence of Mrs.
O. H Briggs, $40 c street northeast
Various business matters were dis
cussed and the social program arrans-
ed This years study will be America.
Mrs. L. B. Slime opened the study pro-
gram with an illustrated talk on her
trip over the Canadian Pacific through
the Grand Canyon and to the exposi-
tom
CAPITAL CAMERA CLUB.
The Capital Camera Club will hold
it's first annual motion picture outing
at Great Falls next Sunday, or, in case
of rain, the first clear Sunday follow
iyacr Ison
are invited to come and bring their
cameras along. Motion pictures will
be made of all those present at 2
O'Clock. to be shown later at the club,
4 large attendance is expected.
NEUTRAL SOCIAL CLUB.
Young mems night at the Neutral
Social Club was held Monday at the
clubhouse, SO K street northeast Mu-
sic and dancing were features OF the
occasion and string orchestra was
in attendance. Sixty man and twenty
five woman members were present. Ar
rangements were made for Hallow-
cen party, to be given at the club
CHAPLIN w. c. T. U.
The Chaplin w. C. T. U. held its first
meeting of the season Wednesday art
ernoon at headquarters. 52- 9TH street
mort. west The president. Mrs. Fran
els A. St Clair, announced that COM
mittees for the coming year would be
formed at the next meeting. MRS.
Gertrude Lyons was elected superlntend-
ent of music. The following delegates
We're elected to the annual w. c. I. U:
Mrs. Helen Nelson DOGGY, Mrs. A. II.
Tyson, Mrs Mildred Shinn, Mrs. Thresa
A. Williams, Mrs. Mary c. Beach, Mrs
Woodbury. Pulsifer. Mrs. John A
Logan. Mrs John n speel ,,, Mrs po .. "A,
Chapman, Miss Gussie Nichols, Miss
Louise Weightman, Mrs. Bella NJ.
TRULY, Mrs. Gertrude Lyons. Mrs.
James Tibbitts, Mrs. S. A. King, Mrs.
Rachel Tongate Beck, Mrs Mary Sitz
Parker, Mrs. Philip Steele. Mrs. F. J.
Crowley Mrs. Bessie Latham Gibson,
Mrs. Charles NJ. Gates and Mrs. Stella
Van Enron.
SAMUEL GORTON CHAPTER, D. A R.
Samuel Gorton Chapter, D. A. r., held
it's first meeting of the season Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. Gardi-
ner the Shelby, Columbia road.
Miss Cleveland, who entertained, had
arranged James Whitcomb Riley pro-
gram. The roll call was answered by
quotations from the poet.
After a short business session the
following program was rendered:
"A New Years Time at Wizards,
read by Mrs Rock and Mrs. Russell;
The Orchard Lands of Long Ago"
Mrs. Merchant; Little Orphant Annie,
Miss Cleveland; The Life of James
Whitcomb Riley" Miss Smith; The
Canary at the Farm, Miss Saunders;
"A Tale of the Airly Days. Mrs. Nor
row; "Old October Mrs. Shantz.
EXCELSIOR LITERARY CLUB.
The Excelsior Literary Club met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Carrie Z.
Kent. Primrose street, Chevy Chase,
Md. The president, Mrs. p. l.. Norris.
presided, and Miss Pearl Edison, accom-
panied by Miss Patterson, sang THE
Boat Song" and I'VE Fairy Pipers."
Mrs A. Rogers Tracy gave lecture on
the Panama canal. and letters from
Mrs. Howard Gibbons, who is with
her husband at the zone, depicted life
there as the colonist finds it. Capt. NJ
c. Edison of Florida. whose wife was
one of the founders of the club, gave
a short talk. At roll call many re-
sponded with quotations concerning
the Panama canal. The hostess was
assisted in serving refreshments by
her daughter, Miss Edison, and Miss
Patterson.
DAUGHTERS OF 1872