The Washington herald., 1915-05-16
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University will lunch Tuesday at noon
In the Ebbitt. H. R. Cox, secretary
4 OF the organization. is in charge OF
arrangements.
'Tss PreuA to Fisht- will be the
\ subject Of Rev. c. Everest Granger at
Gunton Memorial Presbyterian. Church
tonight. The choir. directed by John
G. Klein. will sing.
| Delegates fren Lancaster LsS.e,
No. ~. who have been staying at the
| Ebbitt as. guests of Harmony Lodge,
No. II, left for home last evening.
They visited Arlington and Mount
Vernon yesterday.
| The Jsvians Of the Potomac EIee-
trio Power Company will lunch in the
Ebbitt on Tuesday at noon. Arthur
Tate is In charge Of arrangements.
The Allnni AssseiatiSn Of Cornell
The United states Civil Service As
| sociation Of the District will meet
| Wednesday evening in the Ebbitt.
The annual eonneneement Of Mount
streets northwest, will be held We'd
nesday morning at IL o'clock at the
willard. Addresses by the graduates
will be followed by the presentation
of diplomas .
J. Fred EssaPy, lecal newsDaper corr
respondent. will read a paper on
''Maryland's Part in the Formation Of
the Federal Government at the reg
ular meeting Of the Columbia His
torical Society at the Shoreham Tues
day evening. The subject will be open
for discussion. ...
A pe0GFaA Of select negro felix
songs will be rendered by the choir
Of the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church.
led by Nathaniel Guy, at the John
Wesley A. M. e. z. Church. Fourteenth
and Corcoran streets northwest, to-
morrow night for the benefit Of Ma
nassas Industrial School.
Dsily garbage collections In the ter.
ritory within the fire limits will COM
mencs tomorrow. Heretofore the col
lections have been made three times
. week. In those sections of the city
where collections have been made
twice q week the number will be in.
creased to three during the summer
season.
Coi. J. HaAnond. Of Lsndsn, inter.
national representative Of the Salvation
Army, will speak at the local Salvation
Army Hall. SO Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. at o'clock Wednesday even
Ing. He will review the Salvation Army's
mission field He will be accompanied by
Brigadier william Escott.
Tat tie. churches Of Warrington
holds special peace services today in
commemoration, Of the conferences
held at The Hague May Is. 1858. 10
urged by the department of peace and
arbitration Of the w. c. T. u. The
department has furnished peace lHtera-
ture to the superintendent Of WASH
ington Sunday schools for distribu-
ton to the children.
A meeting Of the exeeutive com
mittee OF the G. A. r. encampment
committee has been called for Tues
day noon by william r. GUIDE, chair
man. The work Of various subcom-
mittses Is to- be discussed. ]. Harry
Cunningham. chairman of the commit
tee on badges. announces bids will be
taken May -. at o'clock. in the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms.
A e.s.pais. to raise S4oo.ooo be-
tween now and June I, to be expend-
ed on foreign mission work. has been
launched by the Episcopal Church
through its board Of missions. More
than $4,000 already has been re-
ceived. The missionary society 10
asking for "one days wage or in
come" in addition to the usual gifts
from each of the 100000 Episco-
palians in America.