The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
6be Gown Erter

Dale ByInEton. fourteen years old.
726 Twelfth street northwest, was bit
ten on the right hand yesterday by his
own dog. The wound was cauterized at
/ Emergency Hospital
A civil service examination 90 MI n
vacancy in the position of band leader
and instructor at the Carlisle Indian
School. Carlisle. Pa. at a salary Of $40
year. will be held January 5.
The EIectrotypers Relief Fund, of the
/ Government Printing Office. held its
annual banquet in the dininG-roOm of
| O'Leary's Buffet last night vocal
program was rendered by the funds
| glee club.
! Sam Hargroye, 1875 Fifteenth street
| northwest. told the police last night
that while he was making change of a
$40 bill for q colored man near Twenty
first and o streets northwest, the negro
grabbed So from him and ran.
The sale which has been In progress
at 14l5 F street northwest for several
days. under auspices OF Neighborhood
House did not close last night. as had
been expected. but will be continued to-
morrow.
Representative Frank b. willis, gov
I
dress at a meeting of the Mary Wash
ington Chapter. D. A. r.. to be held
next Tuesday evening at the Washing
ton Club.
The nIumnae of Theta Cappa Phi
! sorority of Central High School, enter
tanned the active chapter at a banquet
and dance at the POwhatan last night.
There were fifty couples at the dance.
G. W. winsIow, of the Y. VI. c. A..
will lecture this afternoon at o'clock
in the association building before rail-
road men on The American Indian"
StereoptiCon slides will be employed
during the talk.
by selling fruit cake made from a
unique recipe more than 100 years old.
Mrs. Wesley NJ Stoner. treasurer of the
Washington Woman Suffrage Council
hopes to raise 800 a year for the cause
until the vote is won throughout the
nation.
Public hearings will be held this
week by the plaza commission to allow
owners to state the value of their prop
erty. The hearings will be confined at
present to the owners OF particular
designated parcels of land and their
attorneys.
The students and teachers of National
Park Seminary. Forest Glen. Md. have
sent ii CHCCh lOE soUO 10 the btlEldn Lee
cation to be applied to helping the Bel
gian sufferers. The money was raised
by a bazaar held recently in the gym
nasium of the school.
Senior Justice Thomas II. Anderson,
OF the District Supreme Court, will oc-
cupy the chair of law regarding do
mestic relations of Georgetown Univer-
sity beginning with the March term.
His lectures will be on the relations of
the members of the domestic household.
Ways and means In which the Home
and School Association of Western
High School may help the school will
be discussed at meeting of the asso-
citation in Franklin School. Tuesday
night. Reports will be read by the
committees on library. girls field house.
and benefit.
On sunday, December Is, the Ahayas
Zion Society will hold its annual Cha
nuckah celebration at Polls Theater at
d. m The observance of Chanuckah
is a commemoration of a handful of
heroes who under the heroic eadership
OF Matisyohu, won the decisive victory
over the Romans which saved the en-
tire Jewish nation.
The reorganization of the reeIamn-
tion service has created a new position,
chief of construction, which is to be
built the Pacific division of the Pana-
ma Canal. a. p. Davis. now chief engi-
neer of the service, will become head
of the service December 10. F. H
Newell, director. will remain in the
service as a consulting engineer
Rev. Hugh stevenson will deliver n
lecture on his recent trip to the Holy
Land at a meeting of the Triangle Club
of Master Masons. of the Department of
at Pythian Temple next
Saturday evening. At the annual meet
ing the club elected Delos NJ Carter,
president: w. T. Richardson. first via
president; Bradford Knapp. second vice
president: A. G. Smith. third vice presi-
dent; l. c. !. Evans, secretary; w. j.
Neyius. treasurer; F. E. Hodge, mar
shall: Z. B. Smith. herald. apd ]. F.
KebIer. member of the executive COM
mittee.
Flowers for Debufantes.