The Washington times., 1913-05-18
What S on tie Program,
This Week

President Wilson will present to Capt.
Louis J. Van Schaick, U. S. A, the
| Congressional medal Of honor. at
2:45 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
| Washington High Schools win give
| their annual competitive drills at the
American League Park tomorrow
and Tuesday afternoons
The twenty-third doetorate disputa-
tion Of the George Washington Uni
morrow morning
The District suffragists will give q
lawn fete at Belmont, Fourteenth
ard Clifton streets, tomorrow after
The Midcity Citizens Association viii
meet at Carroll Institute tomorrow
evening
TIE regular weekly meeting of the
Ger raj Labor Union will be held at
street northwest. tomorrow night at
S1oclock-
A special lecture will be delivered by
| Jose de Diego before the spanish
Amers,p N. MUSEUM " sss
row night at $3.50 o'clock
The second annual rose exhibition OF
the Brookland Citizens ASSOCIATION
will begin Tuesday and VIII cohlinus
two days
tn. Proprietary Association OF America
will hold its annual convention In
washington at the New WiliaEd- De-
ginning Tuesday morning
A conference between committees from
the Washington navy yard ana me
Associated Charities will be held Ines-
day evening. to decide on '
outings for Washington children
A lecture on bird notes will be given
by DIR. Henry Oldys in the reading
room for the blind. Library of Con.
eress, Tuesday afternoon. at 2:so
o'clock
The next meeting of the Social Welfare
Work School will be held AT ne
Foundry NJ. E. Church. Tuesday night
lent Col g. NJ. Perkins. United States
Marine Corps. will deliver an address
on The Naval Officer Afoat." a.
the Confederate Memorial Hall, III
Vermont avenue. Tuesday night
The plays Woman" and Some Years
Hence" will be produced at the Sa-
tional Theater for the benefit OF the
National American Woman Sunrass
Association. Tuesday afternoon al
o'clock.
Michael 1. Weller will recount The
story of Capt. Henry Fleete. before
the Columbia Historical Society. al
the Washington Club. no I street
northwest. Tuesday evening al .
o'clock.
The National New Thought Associauon
will meet at its rooms in the WASH
ington Loan and Trust Companys
building next Wednesday night
The field festival OF the school children
of Washington will be given at ths
American League Park. "Wednesday
afternoon.
Glass day exercises of Belcourt Semi.
nary will be conducted wednesday.
Graduation exercises will be held at
Garfield Hospital, Wednesday after
noon.
,.I. - s<s,.r- 90 Ian WilIg,, y,
F. Barry Garrison. Army and Navy
Union, will take place Wednesday
night.
4 niano and song recital will be given
hy Miss Mildred y. Ryder and Miss
Mamie Griffin Drake at the National
library for the Blind. I12e H street
northwest. Wednesday night at .
o'clock.
playlet will be given oy the students
al the National Cathedral School for
Girls Thursday.
The Washington Chapter, American
Institute Of Banking. will meet at l-i
street northwest Thursday evening
at Sis O'Clock.
The race meet of the Washington Hid
ing and Hunt Club will begin at Ben
ming Thursday.
play will be given by the School Of
expression. Washington College, Thurs
day evening.
The general educational committee OF
the National Drainage Congress will
meet here Thursday.
4 recital will be given by the Rev.
Earle Wiley at the Naval Lodgs
Hall. Fourth street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. for the beneft o!
the Young Peoples Guild of the FIT
teenth Street Christian Church Friday
night.
exercises of the Friends
school will be conducted Friday night
Walter Hollis Mandolin Orchestra will
give the closing number II the Sc. SON
in the reading room for the plind,
Library of Congress. Friday evening
at o'clock.
The second day of the racing meet Of
the Washington Riding and Hunt
Club will be Saturday afternoon al
Benning.
A travel talk will be given by Mrs
Beverly T. Galloway at the Narional
Library for the Blind Saturday after.
noon al 2:0 o'clock.
The annual shad bake Of the Wash.
inCton Board of Trade will be xiv.r
at River View Saturday.
The opening for the season of Gl.c
Echo will occur next Saturday.