The Washington herald., 1915-11-12
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The hrst meeting Of the season Of
the Brightwood Citizens Association
viii take place In the BriRhtwood
public school building this evening AT
IL O'Clock. Former Senator Marion
Butler VIII deliver an address
Mrs. Coralie Franklin Cook, of the
Board of Education. will address the
Joshua R Giddings School at a meet
ing at the school building, Third and
u streets southeast, this evening.
/ walter s. Unord. general secretary
OF the Associated Charities, will adj
| iress the Women's Alliance Of All
souls Church at their meeting at IL
| O'Clock this morning at the church.
Mr. Unord will speak on What We
Mean by Social Service"
A meeting of the recently reorrnn-
lzed Collegiate Club will be held in
the Vestry rooms of the Eighth Street
Temple -on Sunday evening. Novem-
Der IA. at 7:45 o'clock. Officers for
the ensuing year will be elected and
the general outline of the plans and
work OF the organization will be pre-
scented.
A. II. Say, an engineer In the Bu-
reau of Mines. will deliver a lecture
Illustrated with motion pictures. on
Safety. Sanitation and the Sociology
cal Work of the Bureau of Mines" be-
Tore the Parish Guild OF All Souls
Church this evening. The meeting
Will be at Connecticut and Cedar ave-
nues and will be the regular monthly
session of the guild The public is
invited TO attend
The council of the proposed COM
munity conference of Montgomery
County will hold its first meeting at
the club rooms over the Rockville
CMd.) postoffice. at 1880 o'clock this
afternoon. Mrs. Merritt o. Chance.
chairman. will preside.
Rev. John Van Setback, IT., who re-
Gently returned from Belgium, will
tell OF his war zone experiences. and
Rev John McMurray will speak on
temperance at meeting of the In
dependent Order of Rechabites at
Eagle Tent Hall. 500 B street south
east. this evening.
Rev. John Britain Clark will deliver
the third of series of six lectures on
the history OF the missionary efforts
In the time Of st Paul the evangelist,
under auspices of the Young wom-
ems ehristian Association. at Four
teenth and q streets. at AS o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. At the second of
the series last Tuesday Rev. Dr.
Clark described scenes in the terri
tory in which St Paul worked, among
them Antioch. Salamis and Cyprus
Saul OF Tarsus" was the subject Of
the lecture.
The annual bazaar of the Southern
Industrial Educational Association
will be held from November Is to No
vember 30 at the Southern Building
Fifteenth and II streets northwest, il
was announced yesterday, when a !
invitation to the public to at !
tend was issued.
The District branch of the Sons of
the American Revolution have COM
pleted preparations for the special /
service TO be held at o'clock Sun
day. November 81. at the Church Of
the Epiphany. Rev. Lucius Lee Kin
bishop of Southern Brazil of
the Episcopal church. will be the
speaker. The November
meeting of the society will be held (
at the Army and Navy Club Tuesday. !
The Red Cross helpers of washing
ton held their weekly meeting We'd .
nesday at the parish house of ST t.
Johns Episcopal Church. The need
for cash contributions to purchase /
supplies was emphasized by speakers. !
The Parents and Teachers' Assoc
citation of the Monroe School will
meet this evening.
Miss Mary Alice MaydweII, Of this I
city, will give a recital OF readings
and dramatic art in the ballroom OF
the Shoreham Hotel at $40 o'clock
evening. Joseph Matthew. .
tenor. of New York. will assist Miss
Maydwell. who is graduate OF the ,
Boston School of Expression.