The Washington herald., 1914-03-24
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A fourth degree meeting win be held
by Harmony Lodge, No. II, +. A. A. M.
tomorrow evening In the banquet hall
at new Masonic Temple.
The Girl scouts Of wsshington VIII
hold a rally At the parish hall of
Epiphany Church. in @ street. Saturday
afternoon.
Edward Ray, . blind lawyer and lee
turer. and a Harvard graduate. win
run for United States Senator, accord
ing to dispatches from Asheville. N. C.
| washinEton Aerie, No. LIS. Order of
Eagles. will give its last oyster roast
OF the season Thursday, April 2, at
Eagles Hall. Sixth and Z streets north
west.
Contrary to reports that he had died,
| George w. Turner, Of this city. has
given the world to understand that he
is very much alive" He is in Car
negie. Pa
Vermont Avenue Christian Church, has
gone to Wilson. N. c., to give a course
of lectures at Atlantic Christian Col
lege-
Mrs. Mary Z. Jackson, Of Boston, II
to address the Parents League at ].
Ormond Wilson Normal School this aft
ernoon. at o'clock, on "A Message
from the Underworld to Mothers"
Delta Phi Mu Sigma will elect on
GERS on Friday night. The supreme
master of the general fraternity and
visitors from other chapters will at
| tend.
Gustavus A. Weber will address the
women's department, National Civic
Federation. at its meeting at Rausch-
er's tomorrow might on "One Year Of
Housing Activity in Richmond. Va"
st. Matthews Church was well filled
yesterday morning. when a mass of
peace was celebrated in commemora-
tion of the close of the forty hours
devotion. This mornings mass will be
followed by a solemn procession.
Miss Anna NJ. Donovan, who died
Sunday morning from burns received
at her home e203 Fourteenth street, in
fire Saturday night. will be buried
this morning at $3.50 o'clock, with serv-
Rev. DIR. j. ID. Howard, of Norfolk,
Va. will lecture tonight at st. Johns
p. f. Church, Lafayette square. on
Henry VIII and the Reformation"
Tomorrow night Rev. DR.. C. +. Dudley
will make an address.
Prof. Lewis VI. Bernstein, of the Ori-
entail University. will deliver a lecture
on District Suffrage" before the He
brew Young Mems Lodge. No. 173. In
dependent Order Frith Sholom, at
Pythian Temple tomorrow night.
william J. Herman, Afty-three years
old, of 226 First street southwest, was
removed TO Emergency Hospital yes
terday from Dyer's mill, Thirteenth
and streets northwest, suffering from
cuts caused by contact with a buzz
saw.
Dredging operations for the improve
ment of the Virginia cha nnel, between
the Highway Bridge and Georgetown.
which were started last fall, but de-
layed on account of the unfavorable
weather. will be resumed within a few
days.
Burt Murray, thirty-four years old,
of 63S Orleans place northeast, was
arrested by Detectives Beckley and
Carroll yesterday on a charge Of grand
larceny. il being alleged he took a $50
bill from Zachariah Downing. OF 1O11
Monroe street northwest.
Thomas F. Sheehan. thirty-four years |
Old of los C street northeast, is dying |
at Emergency Hospital as a result OF |
a fractured skull, received yesterday |
while at work on the new postofice |
building. A block of wood. weighing |
$50 pounds. being lifted by hosting |
engine, fell on him.
Howard McNeir, thirty years old, of
Chesterbrook, Va, while visiting at |
1905 Thirtieth street northwest, yes
terday afternoon. accidentally shot |
himself in the left arm with a revol- |
yer. He was removed to Georgetown !
University Hospital in the patrol wag- |
on of the Seventh precinct.
Roy Hewett, thirty-six years old, of
IS Todd place northeast, driver for |
the Havenner Baking Company. was !
thrown from his wagon yesterday at |
Third and B streets southwest and his |
head was injured. He was removed |
to emergency Hospital The horse |
pulling the vehicle became frightened !
at a passing automobile and ran away. |
Pulaski Park Is to he improved e1-
tensively under direction OF the super |
intendent of public buildings and |
grounds Work was begun yesterday. |
The grade of the park will be made
uniform and raised on the edges to |
the crest of the present slope. gen.
eral rearrangement OF the garden plan |
also will be made.
Rev. Simon p. Drew, Calvin Chase,
former Judge f. NJ. Hewlett, Attorney
Thomas L. Jones, DR.. George Richard
son. Miss Mamie Burroughs, Miss Eva
Chase. Miss Ray Bell. and Miss Marie
Madre are scheduled to make speeches
at the colored mass meeting Friday
night, March 81, at Israel NJ. f. Church,
First and B streets southwest.
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE
Carl w and Hannah Thompson. boy.