Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-09

Foote. Mrs. Doris. Mrs. Winter and
Mrs. Briggs. Tea was served.

Foote. Mrs. Doris. Mrs. Winter and
Mrs. Briggs. Tea was served.
CARDINAL PLEASURE CLUB.
The Cardinal Pleasure Club met last
Sunday at the home of Miss A. Kass OF
141o 5th street northwest. Abe Finger
presiding. The following committees
reported: Bylaws, pin. hall. ticket and
investigation. Miss Eva Shapiro. Miss
Rose Shapiro. Miss Mourney. William
Goodman. B. Becker and Mr.. W~altzman
were admitted to membership. The
business meeting was followed by mu-
steal selections and dancing.
PETWoRTH wOMAN'S CLUB.
! The twort Woman's Club held a
New Year reception at Petworth Meth
chairnen Of committees and many
! members of the club participating.
About 200 guests were present.
I After the reception a musical program
was given. also representations by Miss
lisa bel Pechin. An orchestra played dur
ing the evening and refreshments were
served.
ARMY AND NAVY CHAPTER. D. A. r.
Army and Navy Chapter. D.. A. R.,
Hall. when an election of delegates and
a~lternates for the Continental Con-
sress will be held.
OUR FLAG CHAPTER. ID. A. K.
Our Flat Chapter will be at home"
eeal and Miss Kaufman, Tuesday
evening. January IS, from S to II
O'Clock, at the Cairo.
CAPITOL HILL HISTORY CLUB.
The Capitol Hill History Club met re-
Gently at the home of Mrs. John We'll
den. 80 T street northwest. Eighteen
members were present, and Mrs.
George H.. Felt. president, presided.
The club will give a reception TO Mrs.
court F: Wood. president of the Dis
! trict Federation. January is. from 3 to
o. at the Home Club, Il jackson place.
! Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Stoddard were
elected new members. Mrs. Waterman
resigned as delegate to the federation
and Mrs. Meyer was elected to fill her
place. Mrs. Foltz head an original
Christmas story. Refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Scott.
SOCIAL CLUB, II. Fl. A.
The Social Club, II. H. A. will hold an
open meeting and entertainment in the
! parlors of the Hebrew Home for the
Aged. As NJ street northwest, next
Sunday at 5 pm.
l.. A. p. W.
I The League of American Pen Women
met Monday evening at the Public
! Library. the president. Mrs. Bertha
Lincoln Heustis, presiding. Mrs. Frona
Eunice Wait Colburn of San Francisco
was elected to membership, and honor
airy membership was conferred on Mrs.
McCracken, a veteran newspaper wom-
an OF Santa Cruz, Cal.
A brief report Of special league Gays
at the Panama-Pacifc and the Panama
California aynnCitinnl u-oc 0iuAr h- tho
president. A commemorative media
was presented Mrs. Heustis at San
Francisco.
The next meeting will be for MEMBERS
and guests at the Hotel Raleigh, Janu-
airy 1s, at s o'clock. Miss Ruth Nor
cross. second vice president. and Miss
Harding have charge of the program,
which includes an address by Edward
Heating of Colorado.
CHEVY CHASE WOMAN's CLUB.
Mrs. Joseph Burkar of Connecticut
avenue entertained the Chevy Chase
Woman's Club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. George Mikkelson. the clubs
Guerra Duval-Dawson, widow of Thorn
as Dawson. former United States am
b ssador to Brazil. spoke on Social
Life and Customs of Latin America"
Light refreshments were served.
"
D. HANCOCK CHAPTER, d. A. r..
Dorothy Hancock Chapter. d. A. r,
met Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Miss Marie Adams. After the
business meeting refreshments were
served.
LOGAN CIRCLE, q. A. r.
Logan Circle. No. 4. q. A. r.. met
Tuesday evening at the C%olonisI School,
18th and | streets northwest. There
was an installation of officers, conduct
ed by Mrs. Hendricks. national senior
vice president. The officers of the cir
president; Mrs. Helen Nelson DOGGY,
senior vice president; Mrs. Charles
Bennett Smith, junior vice president:
Mrs. Charles L. Curtiss, treasurer: Mrs.
lotte Crittendon Everett, chaplain;
Mrs. Frank Thiel, conductor: Mrs. f. y.
Buckler. assistant conductor; Mrs. An
ME Wilder. guard; Nine. Lucinda
Graciola. assistant guard, and Mrs.
Mary Sitz Parker, pianist.
KOLUMBIA ESPERANTO KLUBO.
The Kolumbia Esperanto Klubo met
Tuesday night at its clubroom, 2014 F
street, and occupied its time in reading
and telling stories. playing games and
carrying on the business affairs of the
club.
| One of the most interesting transac-
lions ever entered into by the club was
arranged and preparations were made
for the issuance of "a semi-monthly
paper. The publication dates will COIN
eide with the meetings of the club on
the first and third Tuesdays in each
month. AS the circulation of this paper
. will be limited. the full benefit from it
will be best obtained by visiting the
club on the nights of its publication.
The name of the paper is to lie La
kolumbia Esperanto Zumilo. and very
likely will be spoken of as La Zumilo,
which means the BuzZer," and was
selected because of the experiences of
the editors with "buzZers' of various
sorts, such as yellow-jackets, hornets.
etc. 1t is expected, however. that La
| Zumilo has been sufficiently trained SO
that it will leave behind only a trail of
good humor and be the means of
spreading much valuable formation.
The following list of editors has been
made up with a view TO supplying the
most authentic news, well written arti-
cles on important affairs, and a well
arranged paper: Principal editor. Miss
Mamie Kuhlmann; political editor, y.
S. Guimont. president of the club: po-
litical economy. Louis F., Post: games
and sports, Miss D. c. Condron: art,
Miss G. C. stark: foreign news. Miss
B. c. Saunders; city news. H.. A..
Babcock: real estate and finance. Dr..
D. c. Leahy: transportation, J.. A. She'll: |
science. A. Mayer, and society news,
c. D. Bowers.
The next meeting of the club will be