The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-02-19
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The stanton Suffrage Club Will hold
business meeting tonight In the Pub
lie Library.
Washington Alumni Chapter, OF the
Kappa Sigma Fraternity. will give Its
annual banquet at the University Club
Saturday night.
Representative A. +. krider, of Penn
sylvsnia, will address the shoe mer
section of the Retail Merchants As
ISOLATION tonight at o'clock.
The Home and school Association OF
Western High school viii discuss mod
ern dancing at a meeting at the school
tomorrow night.
The Housekeepers' Alliance will meet
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. Fred A. Smith. l52S
street northwest.
The Washington Chapter of the
American Institute Of Banking VIII dis
cuss sales and bailments at it's meet
ing tonight at S:I5 o'clock
cipal speaker at the Washington Birth
OF the Business High School today.
Richard c. weightman. who died
Tuesday, will be buried from his resi-
dence, 1906 Sunderland place. this
morning at IL O'Clock. Burial will be
private.
Mrs. ANN ID. Paxton. wife of George
c. Paxton, a contractor. died at her
hOug 4InO street TUESDAY
night from stroke Of paralysis, sur
fered Sunday.
Pupils of Mckinley ManrnI Training
School will present the play, Pima
fore" in the interest Of school ath-
letics. At the school tomorrow night
at Sis o'clock.
DIR. &. 4. Vincent, OF Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church, will deliver the
principal address at the Washington
Birthday celebration exercises at Gen.
trail High School tomorrow
MAI. Frank A. Butts, n pension and
patent attorney of this city, died at
his residence, 2OI2 Fifteenth street.
yesterday morning after an illness Of
two days, Of heart disease.
Ernest l.. Thurston. superintendent
OF public schools, and stephen Z. Kra-
mer. assistant superintendent. will be
given reception by the Principals
Association tonight at the James Or
mond Wilson Normal School.
Emory Wilson, principal of the Gen.
trail High School. will spend next week
in New York, studying the school sys-
tens OF that city. He is particularly
IN nj
idea.
Representative Clyde Kelly, of Penn
sylvania, and Rev. Earle Wiley will
be- the principal speakers at the sixth
annual banquet of the Mems Associa-
ton of Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church tomorrow night.
The Board Of Trades membership
committee at its meeting yesterday
considered the names of six new mem.
the special meeting of the Board on
Thursday.
Michael I. Weller. president of the
East Washington Savings Bank, will
speak on Home Rule for the District"
at Ingram Memorial Church tonight.
under the auspices of the Study Club in
Economics. The public is invited.
southeast. yesterday asked the police
of the Fifth precinct to find the person
who stole IS in bills from a bureau in
her bedroom. She gave a description
of a person she suspects.
Leonard =. Keith. wanted In Prince
George County. Md, was arrested here
yesterday by Detectives Stringfellow
and Boyle During the afternoon
Sheriff George Hardy. of Prince George
County, took Keith back with him.
The National Geographic society
will give its annual banquet at ;he
New willard Hotel, March ;, instead of
March 5. owing to the inability OF Col.
George w. Goethals, governor of the
Panama Canal Zone. to be in Wash
inston on the latter date.
Miss Ethel De Long. of the Pine
Mountain Settlement School. of Ken
lucky. will speak on The Romance of
the Mountain Women" at the meeting
Of the Southern Industrial Educational
in the lounge of the
Shoreham Hotel tomorrow night at s
o'clock.
The Department of Labor will con-
vert its colored messengers into as
sistant charwomen. according to the
order issued yesterday. The messen-
gers are up in arms. but department
officials declare there is no other
course. owing to insufficient appropria-
ton.
Harry Weeks. Of 400 Water street
yesterday reported to the
police OF the Fourth precinct that his
place was entered sometime early in
the morning and $50 in dimes and
nickels. sixty-four cents in pennies.
and twenty-five packages OF cigarettes
stolen.
The Beta Theta Pi Club. Of WASH
ingtOu will hold a smoker at o'clock
Sa turday evening in the clubrooms OF
the De Motto school for Boys 1903
Twentieth street northwest. George
W. Wharton will talk on ~. L. versus
Phi. D.. or Adventures with Blue
Pencil"
G.. GrosSenor- Dave. OF the United
States Chamber Of Commerce. will ad-
iress the employed boys gymnasium
class of the Y. NJ. c. A. tonight Oh
Making the Most of Ones Self" Pre-
,edinE the talk a basketball game
will be played to decide the title in
he employed boys class.
Adit. II. &. Farrar, OF Gen. Henry W.
Lawton Camp. Spanish War Veterans,
mas issued an order calling for all
members residing in and around Wash |
ngton to be present at the hail to-
night. Four new members will be