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northwest and are to enjoy an enter
tainment which includes music and
dancing. The chairman of the commit
tee in charge is R. l.. Edwards. A spe-
cial feature is announced in the snow
dance,' which is under the supervision
of +. K. w. Reh, and a section of the
Marine Band will furnish the music
The Amphion Glee Club. assisted by a
number of ladies'. has arranged for a
public reception, which will be held at
st. Luke Hall, 1894 18th street north
west, tomorrow from until 10 o CLOCK
pm. There will be selections by the
club. dancing and refreshments
The Legion OF Loyal Women is TO De
hostess tomorrow afternoon at ~!
10th street northwest, from ] until -
o'clock. to the department commander
Of the G.. A. r.. his staff and comrades.
the Association of Oldest lnhabitants
of the District of Columbia, members
of patriotic societies and the friends OIL
the organization in general
Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No; j.
Daughters of Veterans. is to hold :.
public New Year reception tomorrow at
G. A. r. Hall from l until o'clock, to
which all Grand Army veterans, sons
of Veterans, Spanish War veterans
and other patriotic ORGANIZATIONS are
invited Those in charge are Mrs. Hes
ter b. Tritipoe, president: Mrs. George
A. Howe. Misses Seton. Haywood,
Hamilton, Taylor. HARRISON. Albright,
Jost. Mrs. Fauth. Mrs. Scott, Mrs. WASH
burn and Mrs. f. V. Carr.
The worthy matron and worthy
patron of Mizpah Chapter, No. s. Order
of the Eastern Star, have issued invita-
tions for a New Year reception tomor-
row from s until 10 pm. to be held i'll
Masonic Hall. Georgetown.
The Epworth League of Metropolitan
Memorial NJ. r. Church. John Marshall
place northwest, will be at home to its
friends in the church parlors from
until 10 pm. New Year evening.
Y. M. C. A. Reception.
Fancy swimming and diving exhibit
tions in the pool are announced as one
of the most attractive features of the
reception. general inspection and open
house to be held by the Y. NJ. c. A.
tomorrow. Walter F. Smith. second
leader of the Marine Band, will give d
demonstration of floating and balanc-
ing feats, and Wilbert i. Longfellow
of the American Red Cross Will snow
methods of rescuing drowning persons:
S. c. Cousins, instructor of swimming
of the y. NJ. c. A.. will demonstrate
the use of the pulmotor. 6. c. Corsan,
the swimming expert of the orsanlza,
swimming exhibitions. Another ath-
letic feature is the bowling contest 'e-
tween the Y. NJ. c. \. boys and the girls
of Ingram Memorial Church.
Moose to Have Open House.
More than two hundred members of
Congress affiliated with the Loyal Order
of Moose have been invited to be the
guests of Columbia Lodge, No. 126. of
the District of Columbia tomorrow at
the clubrooms, eth and G streets north
west. The organization is to maintain
"open house" all day, including both
music and refreshments.
reception to members of the Grand
Army and other allied patriotic orders
from IL o'clock until o'clock pm. by
members of the Womans Relief Corps.
The Junior Roosevelt Club is to give
a watch party for its members and friends
tonight at the home of Charles McGhan,
the clubs president. 642 6th street north
east A reception is to be held tomorrow
from to o'clock. when President Nc
Chan will receive the members of the
club at his home.
Church Board to Hold Reception.
The official board of the Congress
Heights NJ. E. Church. Merritt Earl.
pastor. is to give reception tomor-
row evening from until 10 o'clock in
the Sunday school room. A program of
recitations, musical numbers and
events of humorous character has
been prepared for the occasion. An
is made that since January
l. 1914, no less than twenty-nine new
members have been received into this
church, together with probationers to the
number of seventeen.
Lebanon Lodge Entertainment.
1nasmuch as it's stated communication
falls on New Year, Lebanon Lodge, No
Z, F. A. A. NJ, will entertain its friends
tomorrow night instead of undertaking
its regular degree work. A short busi-
ness session will be held at 7:3O. and
about SIS the doors will be thrown