Evening star., 1915-02-15

Bean contributed her own piano COM
positions. "Danse Espagnor' and De
sir Ardent" An original charade was
Kaspar Lawson. Mile Barber and
Mile. Becker. other numbers were:
Readings. La France Semuse," by Her
vieu de IAcadaWie Franchise, NJ. Ed
mond Becker: lie Bebe Francais," Mile.
and I'm Depart" Mile. Barber: Sur la
Mort dune Jeune File" and Comment
| m 'aimez-vous?" Nine. Seip; Nine. Bean
bH to pe,ses bssuess s1a fS1 e ES
une Rose" which called for an encore.
Cd Souvenir dune jeune Age"
CULTUs CLUB.
The Washington cultus Club met last
Tuesday at the residence of Mrs. w. NJ.
Park.
After luncheon was served the meet
ing was called to order by the vice
president, Mrs. Paris Bengle. Fifteen
member responded to roll call with
news items. The first paper was given
oy Mrs. w. NJ, Stewart on The Ethio-
pian Dyanasty." Thothmis I. The sec
III. on old Egyptian Language and
MWL,itins; The conversation on Re
Iisious Doctrines was led by Mrs. w
M. ~ Dyer. Miss Dyer and Miss Berry
.
seeleGtlons sc from the Egyptian Cycle
NEW JERSEY AVENUE C. T. C..
me New Jersey Avenue Current
IL aoplTs 3 Club. Mrs. Hyde, conductor. met
avenue. Deploring the domination of
tne war spirit in magazines to the
| almost crowding out of literary topics,
.ne conductor cited the current number
a
even an article on Walt whitman was
written by a foreigner, who gave his
country's attitude and appreciation for
| q poet whom Americans, for the most
bas5, b si,oxt Know , little more than his name"
a, snort talk on the seemingly remote
prospects of peace and the proba
steps to be taken in the matter of
terms. by the nations involved, was
1ollowed by review of the present
admInIstration in regard to the election
or 1916: the ship purchase bill. its
trends and foes. and the neutrality of
tn1s country and how 1t may be ef-
1ected by future influences. Kate
Douglas Wiggin was the subject of
the clubs study in it's regular course
OF review of the literary women Of
this country.
MOUNT PLEASANT w. c. 7. L.
The Mount Pleasant w c. r. U. met last
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
NJ A. Chalmers, 5000 18th street Mrs
J. A. Edgar. the president. presided
Reports of officers and superintendent
showed excellent work done. Rev. DR.
c. A. Vincent Of the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church, and Mrs Louise
Harding Earll. District superintendent
of Red Letter day department, gave
short talks. One visitor was present,
Mrs. Daniels of Massachusetts,. Two
new members were added. Mrs. c. s.
Easterling and Mrs. Walter B. Wooden.
A mothers meeting was announced to
be held Tuesday at 2 pm. at the home
of Mrs. A. o. Tingley, 26o5 14th street
Miss Van Worst will address the meet
ing on the subject, The Power OF Sug-
medal contest was announced to be
held at the NJ. P. Church, 4th street
southeast, Friday evening. Mrs. w. D.
Cawthon rendered her resignation as
owing to her removal from the city.
Mrs. Julia Boyd was appointed in her
place Mrs H. V. EasterlinS. press
reporter, also resigned. and Miss Helen
F. Edgar was appointed. Re1resh-
ments were served by the hostesses.
Mrs. Chalmers and Miss Conkey. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Julia Boyd, Petworth
JUNIOR LEAGUE.
The Junior League of Washington
met on the evening OF the 7th IA; at flynh naia 3
III u
ing. The committee in charge DIS
tributed club pins among the mem
bers. The president appointed Messrs;
Isaac Phillips. Alex Rosenblum ana
Charles Siegel as committee to ar
range a moonlight and excursion to
Colonial Beach for the coming sum
mer. The social portion of the program
was opened with the Junior League
song. followed by grafono)a selec-
tion. Chauncey Goldstein sang, accom-
panied by his sister. Miss Goldstein.
nianist. Two visitors contributed sew
eral selections and the evening closed
with dancing. Several new menloeas
were present and also one member
who resides in Baltimore but retains
an active interest in the league. The
entertainment committee conducted
humorous debate, the honors gong "
the negative side of the question. Many
visitors were present. several of whom
presented applications to become league
m lem bers.