The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
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superintendent Of Schools Thurston
yesterday went to Richmond, Va, TO
attend the conferences on industrial
education.
Supreme Lodge omeers OF the knfghts
of Pythlas will arrive in Washington
today to attend the class initiation to
be held at Pythian Temple tonight
RepresentafiVe w. p. Borland, Of
Missouri, will be the chief speaker at
meeting OF the Missouri State So
ciety to be held tomorrow night at
Rauscher's.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, president
of the Florence crittenton Mission, will
lecture at the Public Library tomorrow
morning under the auspices of the Dis
trict Federation Of women's Clubs.
The wOmen's Clinic Auxiliary will
give a reception TO all the members of
the District Federation of women's
Clubs tomorrow night at 716 Thirteenth
street.
Lawrence z. DunninE was elected
senior deacon of Anacostia Lodge, No.
81, +. A. A. MI. Monday night, and not
L F. Huntington. as inadvertently
stated In the press.
Omeers Of the Sons of JOve have been
elected as follows: ]. C. Mclaughlin.
statesman; Thomas Fisher, tribune; w.
B. Hadley. secretary, and C. o. Reed.
| treasurer.
Regents Of the District Of Columbia
d, A. RI and chairmen of the various
committees of the organization met in
the willard Hotel yesterday afternoon.
State Regent Mrs Frank Greenawalt
presided.
at the Library OF Congress tonight at
will be rendered by Miss Faye r. Bum
phrey, contralto, and Miss Higgins,
ipianist.
The George Washington Univerzity
Orchestra will give a concert tonight
in the concert hall of the university.
2O23 G street northwest, for the bene-
it of the Belgian relief fund. The con-
cert will be under the auspices OF the
University Hstchet.
ETke WaldenEian Chureh-Past and
Present" will be the subject OF an
! illustrated lecture to be given this
evening by Rev. DR.. John Britain
Clark at Luther Memorial Church.
Fourteenth and N streets northwest. A
native costume will be shown.
A lecture recital by Miss Jessie Nc
Bride with piano illustrations by Mrs.
Emma PraH Knorr will be included in
the program for the meeting OF the
Woman's Alliance OF All Souls Uni
tartan Church this morning at II
o'clock.
Attorney General Gregory II deter
mined that the District shall have 500
notaries public and no more. He has
announced he will give no commissions
in excess OF this number. Appoint
ments will be made only as vacancies
occur.
The entire delegation to Congress
from West Virginia, and a barrel OF
! West Virginia cider will feature the
monthly meeting of the West Virginia
Society in Old Masonic Temple tonight.
All residents of the State living in the
District are invited.
The George washInEton University
Orchestra will give its premiere con-
cert at o'clock this evening in the
assembly hall Of the Arts and Sciences
Building, 1923 G street northwest, for
the benefit Of the Belgian relief fund
established by the Hatchet, the weekly
student publication of the institution.
conference for the discussion of
plans to induce refugees from Europe
to settle in the South will be held at
| the New Willard Saturday under the
auspices OF the Southern Commercial
Congress. The opening address will
be made by Secretary of Labor Wilson.
Senator Fletcher. OF Florida, president
of the congress, will preside.
public meeting on behalf Of popu-
lar government in the District of Co
lumbia will be held in the Public
Library on Wednesday evening under
the auspices OF the Citizens Committee
of Forty. Senator Robert L. owen. of
Oklahoma: Representative Robert Cros-
ser, of Ohio, and DR.. Harvey w. Wiley
will address the meeting.
A public hearing will be held by the
Public Utilities Commission December
90 regarding proposed regulations COW
ering electric light and power service
Copies of proposed regulations have
been sent to citizens associations and
to the Potomac Electric Power Com
pany. All are expected to be repre-
sented.
b. r. BaumEardt, member of the
American Association for the Advance
ment of Science, and a well known
lecturer upon travel subjects. will lee
ture before the members of the Ma
tiond Geographic Society in New Ma
sonic Temple auditorium upon sunny
Italy" this afternoon and evening.
An appeal for funds to provide 100
additional cots for the homeless and to
aid in financing the daily bread line
work was issued yesterday by Super
iutendent Kline. of the Gospel Mission.
One hundred men can be fed on bread
and coffee for 81. The Mission is
greatly crowded. 1873 destitute persons
calling on Wednesday for accommoda-
tions.
Senator Owen, Of Oklahoma, and Miss
Jean Gordon. of New Orleans, will be
the speakers at a meeting under the
auspices of the Kate Gordon Chapter of
the Southern States Woman Suffrage
Conference to be held Sunday after
noon at the Jsrdin de Danse. This will
be the first Of a series of Sunday aft
ernoon meetings with addresses by well
known speakers.
sTies that Bind" will be the topic of
an address delivered by Chief Justice
lCovington. of the District Supreme
Court, at the meeting of the Ohio So
ciety at Rauscher's Monday night JUS
tice Thomas A. Anderson, vice presi-
dent of the society, will be In charge
of the remainder Of the program. A
buffet luncheon and dancing will fol-
low.