The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
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The Georgetown Chapter Of the Delta
Chi Fraternity held its first smoker of
the season at the house. 1915 Columbia
road, last night. About thirty attended.
~Seeularisn in the National CapitaP'
is the subject of an address to be made
by Prof. Hyland c. Kirk before the
washington Secular League at its
weekly meeting at Pythian Temple to-
morrow afternoon. The address will
be Of an historical character.
A homecoming session was held At
the Gurley Memorial Church. Four
teenth and Meridian streets northwest
last night. Rev. Bernard Braskamp is
pastor. The program included Q num-
ber Of musical numbers. Tomorrow
will be rally day for tho Sunday
school
The College Women's Club will con-
duct a memorial service in honor Of
the late Miss Elizabeth v. Brown, in
the oak room of the Raleigh on Sun
day afternoon. Miss Brown was for
merly president Of the club and direc-
tor Of primary instruction in the public
schools.
Friday evening services were re-
sumed last night at the Adas Israel
ISynagoSue, oixtcentn ana streets
northwest. Rev. A. S. Shefferman con-
Quoted the divine services and the mu-
sic was rendered by the boys choir
Rabbi Benjamin L. Grossman Is giving
a series Of lectures on Thoughts On
the Prophets and Their Message"
! Nathan Boone Williams, Of the Wash
ington bar. an authority on the Federal
Trade Commission law. will speak at the
October meeting Of the Chamber of
Commerce next Tuesday. The chamber
Is promised a view Of the moving pic
ture Aim of the recent Grand Army
parade.
Reorganization Of the Collegiate Club
Is to be undertaken In the westery
room Of the Eighth Street Temple Mon
day night. The Collegiate Club is an
organization Of the young men of the
Eighth Street Temples congregation
and other Hebrew congregations in the
District.
| The WanderIusters' Sunday walk II
to start from Benning Station at 2:30
o'clock. led by w. Palmer Hall and
John Hardy. The starting point may
be reached by taking cars at New York
avenue and transferring at Fifteenth
and H streets northeast. The destina-
| tion is Twining City. 1t is expected
the mixers will reach that point at 6
o'clock.
Representatives of the colored Bap-
tist churches in the District will meet
tomorrow at $3.50 p. m. at the Metro
politan Baptist Church, r street be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
northwest. in a Get Together Meet
ing" to be addressed by Rev. R.cha rd
ing is preparatory to an evangeIistic
Carroll. of South Carolina. This meet
campaign to be held in Washington for
two weeks beginning the latter part
of October.
Discovery day will be celebrated at
s o'clock tomorrow night in GonzaSa
College hall by the Knights of Colum-
bus. Justice Ashley NJ. Gould. of the
District Supreme Court, and State
Deputy William p. Normoyle, of the
] . ghts will be the principal speakers
Music will be furnished by Miss Edna
E. Hilyard. accompanied by Miss Jen-
ME Glennan. and George O'Connor. ac-
companied by Matthew F. Horne.
The Chemical Society. of Washing-
ingtcn will hold its 251st meeting on
Thursday evening. October Il, at the
New Bieber Building on B street near
Fourteenth street southwest. There
will be moving pictures showing the
activities of the Department of Agri-
culture and an inspection of the labora-
tories of the Bureau of Chemistry.
MIN. W. r. An0rewH, chairman of the
woman's citizens committee. which
had charge of great mass of work
before and during the G. 4. r. encamp-
ment. has called the members of her
committee to meet at the Chamber of
Commerce rooms tonight to complete
their work. She desires that every
membeI have a complete report and
turn in all the funds belonging to the
committee.
Edward F. COlIndny, president of the
Federation of Citizens associations
and the Chevy Chase Public School and
Home Association. will address the
Connecticut Avenue Citizens Associa-
tion at meeting Wednesday night in
the assembly hall of the Army and
Navy Preparatory School. Alfred T.
Gage is president and Jesse p. Craw-
ford Is secretary.
Under the auspices OF the Ahvas Zion
society. of this city. a choral society
has been formed to render selections
at the conference called by the Ameri-
can Jewish Committee of New York
City. to be held here October "a to
discuss vital problems concerning the
status of the Jewish people after the
European war. Prof. Arthur Green
and DR.. L. Glushak are in general
charge of the chorus. The next re-
hearsal will be held Tuesday night in
Eighth Street Temple.