Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-08
The Complete Program.

The program is as follows:
November 18-"WiId Man and Wild
Beast in Africa" BY Col Theodore Roose.
welt.
November "a Glimpse of Portugal
by Miss Laura Bell. Miss Bell was in
Portugal for several months during the
past summer. illustrated.
December -Four Journeys of Nat
uralist in the Islands of the South Pa
cidc," by Henry r. Champion, Phi. D.,
of the American Museum of Natural His
tory. DIR. Champion will tell Of his trav-
els in the Society, Cook, Tonga, Samoan
and Hawaiian Islands and New Zealand.
December 0-"My Friends the Indians, -
by Frederic Monsen. illustrated with COL
orsraphs and motion pictures. Mr.. Mon
sen for years has been studying the An
dams OF Arizona and New Mexico.
December 16-"The Glories, Sorrows and
Hopes of Ireland" by Seumas McManus.
December 3G-"From Babel to Esperan-
to: the Complication of Mother Tongues
and the Simplicity of Esperanto" by
Prof. A. Christen, the leading authority
on Esperanto.
January 6-"Arab Life in Tunisia," by
Frank Edward Johnson. Mr.. johnson
has probably seen more OF the Barbary
states than any other American. His
lecture includes Tunis c'the White City").
the remains of Carthage and other buried
Roman cities. Ka.rowan with it's eighty
five mosques and ninety praying places,
and descriptions Of the Arabs I'm the
anese," by George KEENAN,. illustrated.
January 13-"The Methods. the Achieve
ments and the Character of the Jap
anese," by George Herman. illustrated.
January 2O-"Making Pictures; the
Wonderful Development of the Art of
Photography and Its Value to Education
Of the United States bureau of statist cs;
and secretary of the National Geographic
Society. Illustrated with motion pictures.
January 27-'The Panama Canal" by
Col. George W. Goethals. chief engineer
Panama canal. illustrated.
February 3-"Our Plant Immigrants
by David Fairchild. in charge of ayr cul-
turai explorations of the Department of
Agriculture. illustrated.
February 10-"The Balkan States" by
f. M. Newman. With motion pictures.
February 1.-THE Heart OF Turkes-
TAM. by William f. Curtis. Illustrated.
February 2-''The Italy of Today" by
Maj. Gen. A: w. Greedy, u. S. A. Gen.
States after spending year in Italy
Illustrated.
March 3-"The Birds of Mexico. BY
Frank NJ. Chapman Of the American Mu-
scum of Natural History. With motion
March 1O-"From the Amazon to the
Orinoco. The Five Guianas." by Mrs
Harriet Chalmers Adams. With motion
pictures.
March 11-"Travels and Experiences in
Mexico" by John Birkinbine. ex-president
OF the American Institute OF Mining En-
gineers. Illustrated.
March 2t-"T'he Shrines Of Greece: Olym-
pia, Delphi. Eleusis. Athens, Mycenae.
Tiryns. Epidauros and the Island of
Crete" by Miss Marion Cock. illustrated.
March 31-"The Romance and Grandeur
of SPAIN by Dr. Charles Epson Clark of
Yale University. Illustrated.
April tit is hoped that former Vice
President Charles W. Fairbanks will be
able to address the society on this date
on some subject connected with his recent
journey around the world.
April 1.-THE FiOrds and Fisheries of
Norway" bv Dr.. Hugh NJ. Smith. deputy
commissioner of the bureau of fisheries
With motion pictures.