The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
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Charles F. NesbIt. commissioner OF
| insurance Of the District. and Samuel
]. Henry will speak at the meeting
and lunch of the Credit Mems Asso-
citation in the Ebbitt Friday afternoon.
Carl c. Mueller will preside.
The Macleod Class Of the First
Presbyterian Church will hold must J.
Gale in the Ebbitt Wednesday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Leckie. Mrs. George
Franklin Schutt, Miss. Margery Snyder.
Arthur Green and Franklin j. Jack
son. jr.. are among the artists who
will participate in the program
Members OF the Builders and Man
ufacturers' Exchange will meet We'd
resday nigh; at the headquarters of
the exchange to organize a permanent
Boosters Club. At the meeting at
the Continental Hotel yesterday, Bruce
Branson was elected temporary chair
man
The choir and airing club Of the
Young Mems Christian Association
gave a concert last night at the head
quarters of the association. Among
those who took part were Miss Emma
N. c. Bender. William II. Boyer and
Harry Patterson Hopkins.
The board Of governors Of the Re
tail Merchants Association will hold
their regular monthly meeting to-
morrow night in the associations
rooms. They will select dates for
meetings of the trade sections this
month M - and the Early days of the month
Mrn. AntOlnette Funk, executive vice
chairman of the Congressional commit
tee of the National American Woman
Suffrage Association. will he one OF
the principal speakers today at
meeting a; the Garden Theater in
Baltimore. held under the auspices OF
the Maryland Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation. Charles Edward Russell will
be the other speaker.
A junior branch Of the Holy Name
Society will be organized in the parish
of the Holy Comforter Church today.
All the boys of the church between
the ages Of Il and II years will be
expected to enroll and at the latter
age will they be admitted to the Holy
Name Society proper. The object of
the society is to prevent the use OF
profane language.
Arrangements have been made for
the issuance by A. Julian Brylawski,
manager of the Colonial Theater. of
motion picture tickets. proceeds from
the purchase OF which will be used
by the District OF Columbia Associa-
ton Of Workers for the Blind for
the esta blishment Of beneficiary
fund for its sightless members The
association Is planning to conduct a
series of lectures on The Prevention
OF Blindness"
DIR. f.. {. Dinwiddie. legislative
representative OF the National Anti
Saloon League. was the principal
speaker Friday evening at Waugh NJ
l.. Church a: celebration of the
birthday of Rev Neal Dow. father
OF prohibition. held under the aus
pices of the red letter day department.
Mrs. L. Fl. Earll. superintendent. and
the Capitol Hill Union, w. c. T. L..
Mrs. Ida NJ. Marsh. president Rev.
DR.. F NJ. Mccoy. pastor of the church,
also spoke.
Judge Lynn Chapter Of the Dauxh-
ters OF the American Revolution and
Its regent. Mrs. Bertha NJ. Robbins.
recently at Bristol School
in honor Of the honorary president
general, Mrs. Matthew L. Scott. the
faculty of the school and the members
or the senior class. Those who par
ticipated in the literary and musical
program were Miss Genevieve Rose,
Miss Martha Monroe. Miss Kathleen
Noel. Miss Helen Standish Perkins,
Miss Beatrice Jones and Miss Reaume.
At a largely attended meeting OF
The New Jersey State Society last
evening, provision was made for the
first anniversary of the association
next month. The election of officers
VIII take place at that time The |
following committee was named to |
take charge of the entertainment:
chris Lehmkuhl, Col T. G. Cagney. z. |
Joseph Aranoff, NJ. J. Heating, James |
J. Hope, F.. A. Mcclure. John Ratio. !,
William T. Murphy. John j. O'Niel, |
Hugh Smith. George Smith. Joseph p. |
0'Lone. DR.. L. ID. Carman, Miss Flora |!
Levy. Miss Mary Kennedy. Miss AItha |
r. Coons, Mrs. Chris LehmkuhI, Mrs. |
". J. Heating, Miss Margaret F. Lutz. |
Miss Smith. Blanch Sprague, Mildred |
V. Gardner. Edith Y. Lee.