Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-25

the program committee. Miss Anne
Walker who was assisted by Miss Lucy
Lynch. Miss Mary Draney. Miss Scam
nell and other members of the COM
mittee.
Although the Grade Teachers Asso-
citation has only had its formal or
ganization since October. it now has
membership of more than o00 teachers
from the elementary schools.
The c. o. D. Club was host at an en-
joyable dance given at Studio Hail on
the evening of the anniversary OF
Washinetons birthday.
The chaperonS We're DIR. and Mrs Mel
Vile Fischer and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Young; the members of the younger
dancing set present were MISS Miriam
KIeeblatt. Miss Elsie Picard, Miss Syl-
via Oppenheimer, Miss Ruth kahH,
Miss Fiorena Hartman. Miss Gilmore
Cohen, Miss Lena Rothschild and Miss
Mildred Wallerstein. Mr.. Arburg flsch-
err, Mr. Paul Heller. Mr.. Leo simon. Mr..
Henry Coleman. Mr.. Merten Jackson.
Mr. Elmer Schwab, Mr.. Alvin FISCHER
and Mr.. Joseph Hanlin.
The Crescents held their fifth dance
of the season at the Raleigh on the
evening of George Washingtons birth
day, about 100 couples being present.
The committee in charge of the ar
rangements consisted of Mr.. Joseph w.
Mckericher, Mr.. Harry c. Sigourney,
Mr.. Fred D. kiesler, Mr. T. Ellis Ali
son and Misses Edna NJ Jones, Grace l..
Swart and Minnie f. German.
The Rivals gave an enjoyable pre-
I,enten dance last Monday evening at
the Cairo Those attending were Misses
Agnes Barry. Anna Bradley, katherine
Barrett ID. Bertille Barry. f.. Barker,
Edna NJ Bradley, Eftie BeaH. Mar
guerite Burns. Julia Connors. Esther
-ir-tyi nia n. r.
GINA Haley. Margaret Hammer. Mar
garet Harold Marguerite ]. keane,
Nora NJ Keane. Mae Latchford, Alice
J. Laine, Mae a. Murray, Margaret
Oriana. Helen Oriana. Rose Mcdonald,
! Mary Mcdonald. Katherine McAllister
Frances Perkins. Marie c. Militzer
Katherine NJ. Quinn. Winifred M
Quinn, Mary E Quinn. Agnes e. Ryan.
Gertrude Schladt Marie l. Shea and
| Mary Triplett, and Messrs. Joseph A
Awkward. B. I. Boudren, James }
Brown, G. A. Beall, James Barron, VIII
liam ]. Callnan, w. f. Cartwright, F. E.
Christie fame James l.. Dalton. Thomas
/ Dellas, Thomas A. Finn, Peter B. Fin
neran. Frank =. CLANCY, Frank Hines
Joseph Kennedy. Maurice keane
Charles T. Jesse, Robert A. Mattinsly
Thomas F. Maher. ]. Murray, Daniel J
Nee. T. Linwood Lawrence, j. w
Quigley, William J. Quinn, George e
Mcdonald Herbert Price. c. label Rob
inson. Joseph r. Robinson, Timothy
Regain, Roscoe Reichard, Ralph Renno
IL. r. Reilly. Howard A. Schladt. Mag
mus A. Schmidt, Daniel Sullivan, Cliff
ford ]. Tyrrell. Edward L. Weber and
Joseph II. Wootton.
| The dance was chaperoned by Mrs
William Mathews and Mrs. John Quinn
| Several members of Capitol Society
| G A. r., were on the program which
preceded the dance given at the Cairo
nv the Children of the American Revo-
| luton, Washington's birthday.
| A fantasia of American airs was
| given by Miss Elizabeth Nailor Saw
| telle. in costume of American flag, in
a striking national dance which won
| much applause for the talented young
| dancer
| Another number appropriate to the
day was "A Tribute to Washington
given by Matthew Trimble Sawtelle
Miss Marion Fulton, Miss Helen Noyes
Joseph Graham and Miss Mary Carr.
| Miss Mae Crowley entertained Thurs.
day evening in honor of her house
guest Miss Mollie owen, of Portland
Me. The house was Drettily decorated
with spring flowers. and after a buffe
supper dancing was resumed until &
late hour. Among those present were
Misses Mary McFadden. Josie Hazel
iOwen, Anna McDonough and Mat
smith and Messrs. Joe Carway, Jacl
IDade, Billy Newman. Ray Owen. Ear
Fisher, Tom Dawson and John Conley
The regular monthly meeting of the