The Washington herald., 1915-01-03

Miss Langford. Mr.. r. G. Finkenaur, Mr..
| James Purman, Mr.. Harry Rouse, Mr..
Everett Ansley, Mr.. Hammond Pardoe,
Mr.. James Burch, Mr.. Charles Stevenson,
Mr.. Bacon. Mr.. Clay Wood, Mr.. Newton
Hammer, Mr.. o. S. Camp, Mr.. H. p
| Hunting. Mr.. Emory Hall, Mr.. Harry
Knight. Mr.. Patrick Albert, Mr.. G. Good
Cressey and Mr.. Fowler.
The Sisterhood of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation will hold a general
meeting in the vestry rooms of the tenn
pie tomorrow at 2:3O p. m. when the fol-
lowing program will be given: Address.
''The House as a Tool" Mrs. Louis F.
Post; piano solo, (a) Flying Dutchman'
Cselection) and Cb) variations from Don
! Giovanni, Mrs. Stobbe: violin solo-L
PolOnaise MeiniawskD; .. Ca) ''Thats"
| CMassaneO and Cb) Liebes Freud Fritz
Kreisler, Baron Sokolove; current jew
ish topics. DIR. Abram Simon.
The new year was welcomed in by a
watch party given at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Z. Ralph, at North
BrightwOOd. d. c., by their daughter,
Miss Mildred Alice Ralph, in honor Of the
S. o. c. s., of Takoma Park, d. c. The
home was decorated for the occasion and
| many souvenirs were given out by the
year was welcomed in by a jubilee of
horns. Refreshments were served. A
number of solos Were rendered by Miss
Edna c. White, adding greatly to the
program of the evening. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Zimmerman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Ralph, the
Misses Mildred A. Ralph, Caroline NJ.
Ralph, Edna c. White, Hazel Forbes,
Hester Shorey, Mildred Johnston, Edith
L. GOodacre, Helen Armstrong and
Marian Randall. and the Messrs. Alden
II. Whitney, Louis NJ. Gosorn, ]. Dens
low Eggleston, jr.. jobs c. Irwin. Harold
w. Hicks, Homer E Greenfield, Philip
McKenney, Parkins Birthright, George
F. Brown and Master Merit Zimmerman.
The 1915 graduate class of Notre Dame
Academy entertained the third rhetoric
class of the academy at a Christmas
party at the home of Miss Alice Crowley,
l street northeast. Wednesday evening.
Pink and white streamers, the graduate
class cOlors adorned the house. Killarney
roses were presented to the guests. Those
present were Miss Alice Crowley, Stanley
Schmitt, Miss Kathleen Tobin. Robert
Greenwell. Miss Margaret CreaGcr, Ralph
Norton, Miss Bernadette Dore, John
Bond. Miss Margaret Fennell, Edward
Halloran. Miss Mary Haden, Thomas
Breen. Miss Zieta Weidie, Charles
Nichols. Miss Catherine O'Leary, Robert
MCMackin. Miss Mary Lane, jeremiah
O'Leary. Miss Marie Deitz, Eugene Nc
Cormack. Mercedes Phelan. Bernard
Deitz Miss Frances Gclcr. Daniel Rea-
gan Miss Mary Rhodes. Philip Rouleau,
Arthur CowsiIl. Miss Frances Mealey,
John Kelly, Miss Anna E Smith, Miss
Gladys Flanagan. Miss Catherine
Cowles and Miss Mary Murphy.
The Twentieth Century Club will hold
its January meeting Thursday morning
at All Souls Unitarian Church. The usual
program will be omitted so that the en-
tire time may be given to the revision
OF the constitution and bylaws. A meet
ing of the board of directors Of the club
took place last Thursday. The music
section will hold its January meeting on
Monday, January 4, at o'clock. at 340S
Mount Pleasant street. Mr.. Albert w.
Harmed. organist of the Church of the
Ascension, will give a concise exposition
of the history and science of counter
point. Miss Ethel Garrett Johnston will
illustrate Mr.. Harned's talk with care
fully chosen examples on the piano from
works of the great masters. Counter
point and the old dance forms will be
studied by the section this season under
the leadership of Mrs. Howard L. Viii
kins Meetings will be held on the first
Monday of each month at . o'clock in
stead of the fourth Monday as previously
announced in the yearbook. The travel