Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-07
tnct. in which the chapter ha. always

trict, in which the chapter has always
The chapter mourns the loss of its
former cha plain. Mrs. Eliza A. Shealey
was changed from the last Friday Of the
.. month to the second Tuesday. The next
meeting, however. will be held In De-
ceInber.
Ihe ASraeadabra Club was enter
tai'ied Wednesday evening at the
hone of Mrs. J. u. Croissant. 1117 Q
STREET. In the absence of the president.
Mrs. Frank S. Ray presided. Mrs
Bloomfield H. Howard was elected re-
cording secretary. Mrs. Lemuel War
ner read an original paper on witch
craft; remarks were made by Judge
J. W. Thompson, a. y. Casanova, En-
nest A. Perham. DIR. James Mckee and
son Scott gave a paper on Nebraska
Its Birds. Trees and Grasses DR.. VIII
liam Tindail read a paper on What
Dreams Are Made Of" 1t was voted
to send a letter of sympathy to MRS
Henry Baker. who is i'll. Mrs. Appleton
+. Clark, a past member. gave talk
on the early history of the club. Duets
were played by Mrs Melville d. Lindsay
at the piano and Walter l. Smith of the
Marine Band on the cornet.
The Marcia Burns Chapter. ID. A. r..
held it's current meeting at the home
of the regent, Mrs. Conrad f.. Hesse,
10 A street southeast. During a
brief business meeting reports of Of
ficers were heard and committees ap-
pointed In considering the character
of the work for the year it was de-
cided to take up the constitution OF
the d. a. r. Miss Frances Lloyd
played Beethoven sonata, and en-
cores. Mrs. Mary A. Howard, 2725
18th street. will be the November
hostess.
The Social Club of the Hebrew Homo
| for the Aged gave its annual Hal
loween masque party last Sunday, at
Moose Hall. Prizes for costumes were
awarded to Sam Aaron. as Robin
Hood" and Miss II. r. Singer, as "a
cake eater" Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gal
blum and other members of the enter
tainment committee managed the sue
cessful affair. The club will give it's
Thanksgiving Eve dance at Masonic
| Temple.
Continental Chapter, ID. A. r., Mrs.
Harry T. Guss, regent. gave Hal
loween party Monday evening at the
Walter Reed Hospital in the Hostess
Club to one hundred shut-ins. Pump
kin face lanterns. black cats and corn
stalks were featured in the decora-
tions. and "the boys" were given caps.
horns and confetti of gay colored
paper ribbons. to toss among the
guests. Mrs. Edmund X. Fox gave an
opening greeting to the boys from
the chapter and the program was
opened with a piano solo by Miss
kathrine Painter. Miss Mary Bowers
sang. accompanying herself on the
Swatelle and Elinor Foster danced
Roger Whiteworth sang. accompanied
at the piano by Miss Palmer, and Miss
Mabel Smith read palms. Hilarious
fun was created by mock marriage
in which the wedding party was made
!oween garb. The participants were:
Justice of the Peace Roger White
worth bridesmaids. Thomas Campbell
and Joseph Hurley; bride. Edward
WEIGH. and groom. John Sandbrook
Gus Schroeder gave the bride away
to be the social event of the season
at Walter Reed.
the home of William Goldberg. Ar
engagements were completed for the
y. L." dance to be held at the Y.
NJ. H A. building tomorrow. A prize
waltz will be feature of the oc-
casion. The committees in charge will
be composed Of the Misses Horowitz,
Ugel and Mr.. Goldberg; Misses Harris,
Horowitz and Goldstein; Messrs. Sam
Friedman. Sol Friedman and Gold
berg; Misses Lemin and Ugel, and
Messrs. Berenter and Firtag. Meeting
dates were changed to the first and
third Tuesdays of the month.
College Women's Club. Otis Skin
ner will be the guest and speaker at
Il tea at the club Tuesday from 4 to
Is. This is in place of the Monday
tea.
Wednesday Commissioner Mabel
Boardman will be the guest and
speaker. She will receive the guests
with Mrs. Basil NJ. Manly, president
iof the club, and the other officers.
All college women in the city are in
vited.