Evening star., 1916-10-29
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON. D G. OCTOBER
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John T: Callaghan, Mrs George. Gov
Bates Warren, Mrs. Eugenia Rollins.
Mrs. James MalgarY. Mrs: A. Eugene
Barr and Mrs. Hunter Laughton. Al
ternatess are: =. Mrs Ellen Marshall,
Mrs. RufusGlaFlT, Mrs. Nina M. Whit
aker., Miss Blanche, Sinclair, Mrs. Ethel
Neale Demarest, Mrs. Clarence Engle,
Mrs. f. w. Mahood, Mrs Charles w.
Richter, Mrs. Mary A, Gould and Mrs.
Margaret Bauni. The following new
members were received during the
fmonth: Miss Jeanne Louise and Mrs.
Noble J. Wilt. Mrs Ella Marcus Bull,
Miss Edith Lillian Richter. Mrs: 6.-P.
Heartsifl, Miss l.. Virginia Tiffany.
Miss Mary Bowdoin Neale. Miss Octa-
via NJ. Lakin and Mrs. Ella c. Dul'n.
CoIun, bia Heights Club net Thursday
at the home of; Mrs. John p: Doris, $50
Girard street, Mrs Sarah Wc1haupfer,
gave description of Venice and Mrs.
Arthur Wheeler read paper. I'm
portant -Doges.'i Roll call was re-
spanded to with quotations from Byron.
hostess. assisted by her daughters: The
guests present were Mrs. Haflam. Mrs.
'Bolick. Mrs. Merrill Mrs. Love Mrs
Bracket. Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. s. ~ Ely
The Paramount Dramatic Club. A.
Marcus, president. met Thursday even
ing. several candidates were admitted
to membership. and the names of 9TH
ers proposed, The club has received
acknowIed gemeutS- for money cort tbrib-
u1ed t6 several charitable organiza-
tons The box Itarty given Wednesday
eueIting by-the club was veil attended
and dIite a sum. was raised from the
sale of packages contributed by the
members. Short sketches and recita-
itions We're presented. and refreshments
served \ dramatic entertainment and
dance, will be given the last of Novem-
ber
Peabod, Mothers ,CIEb.--A program
of instrumental music and dancing
was presented to the members of the
Peabody Mothers Club. who gathered
Friday night at the hall of the Pea
body School for social and entertain
ment Miss Katherine Travis and
Miss Helen Haley gave solos and Mrs.
Mary Gale Davis. a talk on The Bene-
FITS of Rhythmic Dancing for Children.
Dances We're also given bv several OF
her pupils. Following a social hour
refreshments were served. with Mrs
Thomas in charge. Mrs. Mckinley,
president of the club. presided.
The Excelsior Literary Club met Tues
day with Mrs. NJ. l. Frear, 223 sth street
northeast Mrs Grace NJ. Daish was
elected president in place of Mrs. Will
liam r. Ramsey, resigned The first and
second vice presidents were advanced
one grade. and Mrs. A Agdsto Cooke
was elected third vice president. Mrs.
Foster contributed an essay on''How One
Woman Lived for One Year on Forty
Dollars" Mrs. Daish told of her visit
to the home of Sir Walter Scott, Mrs.
Ewing gave a recitation, Mr.. Frear spoke
of the first meeting of the club, which
was held in the same room the members
were then in. in 1887 and the .progra M
la ter included music and refreshments
The board of managers of the WOm-
ans Christian Association has sent out
cards of invitation for its forty-sxth an
nual reception. Wednesday evening from
4 to Z at 1T19 18th street northwest.
The Monday Friendship Circle met
Monday AFTERNOON at the home of Mrs.
w. c. Hamilton. 402 9Th street north
east. The following officers were elect
ed: Mrs. e. W. Briggs. president; Mrs
r. J. Clasett, vice president; Miss Irene
Ludwig. secretary and treasurer. and
Mrs W: G Hamilton. delegate to the.
Monday Evening Club. A silver tea
and card party, to be held next month
at the home of 'Mrs:'E. W Briggs; was
anneunced, During the meeting the
members 3sewAd for. the little children
at Friendship House Refreshments
We're served. 80
The New England Women of WASH
incton held their first meeting of the
season Monday afternoon lat the resi-
dence of the vice president. Mrs David
White, 2sl2 Adams Mill road. A large
attendance was present and one. new
member was received.
The president. Mrs. Charlotte Emer-
son Main. announced the chairmen OF.
Standing. committees as follows: Mem
bership committee, Mrs. Richard Rath-
hone; Investigation and relief. Mrs
"A. St Clair. auditing. Mrs
Amos G. Draper. printing and pub
lieity. Nrs. David White. music and
enterta nmeni. Mrs. Walter 3. Patter-
son a resolution was adopted express
ing the sympathy of the society for
Mrs Ruth G. Pealer. upon the recent
death of. her husband, Peter p Pealer
The. president urged those present to
invite into the membership of the So
ctety New England women who are
residents of the city. Announcement
was made that the meeting of Novem-
Der 2! would be at the home of Miss
Mary Perry Brown. Prior to the busi-
ness meeting light refreshments were
served. ---~~