The Washington herald., 1914-03-12
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| TIE public schools committee of the
Board of Trade, of which Frederick A.
Fenning is chairman, will meet Friday
afternoon at o'clock.
Reginald Robersr. eighteen, of Ta-
koma Park, and Daniel Bensinger. OF
307 Sixth street northwest, paid So each
yesterday in Police Court for speeding.
The sixth annual concert of the
Junior League, J. c. r. s., for the bene-
fit of consumptives. will be given at the
Old Masonic Temple, Sunday evening,
March Is.
Mrs. Ida Miller, who conducts gen
eral merchandise store in Sullivan road
southeast. will be arraigned in Police
Court today on a charge of selling
tobacco. to minor.
The Arion Gessngvcrein celebrated
its twenty-ninth anniversary at Arion
Hall last night with an address by its
president, August Schmidt. musical
program, and dancing.
Asa 4. Phillips, .uperintendent of
sewers District engineer department.
will lecture on THE Disposal of Sew
age" in the assembly room OF the Y. NJ.
c. A. tomorrow night
DIR. $. b. Harris, Of New York, under
auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A. Camera
Club, will give an illustrated lecture
on Recent Developments in Color
Photography" tonight in the assembly
hall.
DIR. william Carl RuedIger, dean OF
the Teachers College. of the George
Washington University. has accepted
an offer to conduct courses in the
principles OF teaching during July and
August in the summer school Of Dart
mouth College.
The body of Mrs. Francis A. Cnlver.
sixty-two years old, who died Tuesday
at her home, 1871 street northwest.
yesterday was taken to Worcester.
Mass. for interment. Funeral services
were held at the family residence yes
terday morning.
George r. buchanan, twenty-five
years old. $500 T street northwest, was
arrested by Policeman Jerry Broderick.
of the Ninth precinct yesterday for
speeding his automobile. Buchanan de-
posted IS collateral for his appearance
in Police Court today.
Members of A. r. Talbot Camp, No.
and visiting members will be enter
tanned at their hall on Thursday even
ing March Il, 1914, by a musical pro-
gram under direction of members who |
are association in the Marine Band.
Victor Nixon. sixteen, of Richmond, |
Va. was arrested here yesterday by |
Detectives Burlingame and Weldon on
two charges of petit larceny. IL being |
alleged he stole an overcoat and a vio- |
lin from Samuel r. Crawford and John |
B. Ryan, of the Terminal Y. NJ. c. A.
Takoma Park. Nd, has Joined the |
crusade for cleanup" week OF the |
Washington clean-city committee. The !
mayor and council of TakOma Park !
have appropriated funds for the work. |
and a special committee, consisting OF
II. f. Rogers. r. D. Rusha, and F. L. /
Lewton. has been appointed TO take
charge.
The women's Alliance. Of All Souls
Unitarian Church will hold a regular
meeting in the lecture room Of the I
church tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
The subject will be Twentieth Century |
Ideals and the Child" The speakers /
will be DR.. william c. Woodward. /
Miss Elizabeth y. Brown, and Miss I
Margaret. All women are invited.
The Home and school Association of
Friendship. Md. will meet tonight to
receive and consider the reports OF the II
building committee on site and build
ing. A talk on Montgomery County
school affairs also will be heard. En-
ory II. Eogley. first vice president of
the Association. will preside. The
meeting will be held at the home of A.
W in SornarSaf IN