Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-17
METROPOLITAN BIBLE CLASS.

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BIBLE CLASS.
The monthly social of the Metropoli-
tan Bible Class was held Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Eleanor
Walker. 1926 18th street northwest.
Silhouette pictures portraying Mother
Goose rhymes and jingles were given
by the following persons: Miss Reeve
Mrs. Charles of Tyrone, Pa; DIR: Sap
pington and Messrs. Walker and Bur
ton.
A program consisting of the follow
ing numbers was given: Guitar and
banjo duet. Messrs- Holt and Stuitz-
man: reading, Mrs. Hanson; selection,
III Male Quartet: reading, Miss
Newcomb; mandolin and guitar duet,
Miss Hill and Mr. Holt. Refreshments
were served.
SEWING CIRCLE, THOMAS. W. r.. c.
The Sewing Circle of George Fl.
Thomas W r. c., was entertained
Thursday by the new president or the
circle, Mrs. Tillie D. Entrikin. at her
home, 1920 Park road. Luncheon was
served by the hostess. assisted by Miss
Julia Mccoy and Mrs. Hogue. Twenty
four members were present. mrs
Corley, the retiring president OF the
corps, presented a fancy apron to
Mrs Entrikin; to Mrs. Meacham. press
correspondent. a lace breakfast cap,
and to little r. Burnett Meacham. mas
cot of the circle, a work basket and
gold thimble. The business meeting
showed much good to have been &C
complished the past year.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ART CLUB.
The Columbia Heights Art Club was
entertained Thursday by Mrs. william
Ethel. Mrs Augustus knight. presi-
Mrs. James Mckee was chairman for
the day. Daniel Huntington was the
subject of an art paper read by Mrs
X. Bruce Bare and was discussed by
Mrs. f. Carl Smith, Mrs knight, Mrs.
Amy Leeds. Mrs. Sarah Wolhaupter
and Mrs. Ellis Logan. The historic
paper, jackson in the southwest, was
contributed by Miss Elizabeth NORMAN.
Mrs Mary Mckee and Mrs. Edward
Hardy. Those who Responded TO roll
call were Mrs Edward Clement, Mrs.
Lendell Conner, Mrs Fred Heisler, Miss
cornelia Hill. Mrs. John II. Stokes. Mrs
william Turpn. Mrs. Alphonso Hart,
Mrs. NJ A. Winter and Mrs. Jane d.
Yeolnans. Refreshments were served
EEADERS' RESEARCH CLtH.
II the annual election of the Read
ors' Research Club Wednesday evening
the following officers We're elected LOT
tie ensuing year: President. mrs ~.
Miller: first vice president. Mrs: ;. Cor
son: second vice president. Mrs. e.
Watson-Smith: secretary. Miss Nellie
NJ Quander; assistant secretary, MrS.
n \, Burrels; treasurer. Mrs. James
@ Wright; chairman OF executive COLI
rnittee Miss Laura T.. Jorner.
BURNSIDE r. C.
Mrs. Anna Sanborn Hamilton was in
Quoted into the presidency of Burn
side Relief Corps Wednesday hisne.
The installing officer was Mrs. Matilda
R. sprague. The other , 1fhe senoo OF v dne
president; Mrs. A. p. Tasker. Junior
vice president; Mrs. E. l.. Newton,
treasurer Mrs. a. Case. chaplain; Mrs.
L. SNYDER, secretary, MISS carrie
Brookfeld. assistant secretary. Mrs.
T. l.. Deans. patriotic Instructor; Mrs.
II. NJ. North, press correspondent; MIS-
l.. Warner, musician: Miss Jennie
Hamilton. conductor; Mrs Marie Smith.
assistant conductor: color bearers,
Mrs. Gruber, Mrs. Rittner. Mrs. Noske
and Mrs. Stine, and guards, Mrs. Noerr
and Mrs. Thorn.
The chairman of the conference COM
mittee is Mrs Sprague, and relief COM
mittee. Mrs. Maxwell. Mrs: Earle. re-
ton Of her coworkers during the past
year.
The members were invited to the
post exercises in the adjoining room.
and refreshments were served after
program of speeches and music.
Burnside Corps meets on the second
and fourth Wednesdays in G. A. r.
Hall.
p. S. B., SUNSHINE SOCIETY.
The Penal Servitude Branch of the
Sunshine and Community Society was
called to order by it's president, Mrs.
NJ A Zinkhan. Wednesday at Superin-
tendent's House. 18th and c streets
northeast. 1t was announced that a
room at the home of the Association
for the Blind had been obtained for
the use OF blind children of the District
and is being completely equipped by
the branches of the Sunshine Society.
A matron has been engaged and sew
eral children are awaiting their new
home. Refreshments were served and
DR.. Zinkhan and DR.. Hickling told
stories of real life. Those present were
Mrs. Ella S. knight. Mrs. E. r. Gasch,
Mrs. Anton s. Heitmuller. Mrs. c. AL
bert White. Miss Elizabeth Heitmuller.
Percy Hickling. Mrs. D. p. Hickling.
Mrs. Bernard a. Byrnes. Mrs. w. ].
Ethel, Mrs. j. H. Hammer. DR.. G. V. p.
w II na vie ID "