The Washington herald., 1915-04-20
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The Trowel Club of Master Masona
| will meet Saturday evening In the
Ebbitt. Following the meeting a buff
fet supper will be served.
DR.. c. F. winbigler will deliver .
lecture this evening at o'clock In
the ballroom of the Cairo on Con
centration and Success" The public
is invited.
The Alumni Association Of Cornell
University will lunch today in the
Ebbitt. H. r. Cox. secretary. yester-
day announced that an elaborate pro-
gram has been arranged.
Mai. Pullman. superintendent of po-
lice. will speak at the April meeting
of the Petworth Citizens Association
at the First United Presbyterian
Church, New Hampshire avenue and
Randolph street northwest, tonight.
DR.. Tom A. Williams will talk to
the National Society of Keep-wells on
Friday evening in the parish hall OF
ST. Johns Church on Nervousness In
Children" DR.. Williams is graduate
of the medical school in the Univer-
sity Of Edinburgh.
James 5. Fraser. n collector living
at Maple street northwest, yesterday
filed a petition in bankruptcy in the
District Supreme Court. Fraser puts
his debts at s245.5o5 and his assets at
S3.SS3. Fraser is represented by At
torneys Leckie. Cox and Krat1.
Many distinguished clergymen. rep
resenting ten dioceses in the District OF
Columbia, Maryland. Virginia. Penn
sylvania and Delaware are in Wash
ington to attend a meeting of the
board of religious education of the
province of Washington to be held in
St Adams Guild Hall this morning.
The tyteIfth of the series Of lectures
on the Life of Paul. being delivered
by DR.. John Britain Clark to the
Christian Endeavorers of the District
will be given this evening in the CAL
vary Baptist Church. Eighth and
H streets northwest. beginning at
o'clock. The subject is "Caesarea-On
the Way to Rome" The course con-
sists Of fifteen lectures.
Delegates to the Congregational
Conference of New Jersey. compris-
ing churches of tho District of CO.
lumbia, Maryland and Virginia, will
be in session at the First Congre-
gational Church today and tomorrow.
The conference will be opened at 2:3o
o'clock by Rev. Jay T. Stocking. pas
tor Of the church. Devotional serv-
ices will be held this evening.
The Gaelic Society Of Warrington
will hold its regular monthly meeting
atsthe Comstock Studio, 1910 New
York avenue northwest this evening
at o'clock. Members may invite
their friends. A program will be rem
dered by Miss Agnes Whelan. Mrs.
William T. Reed. James Mccormick.
Miss Jennie Glennan and Margaret K.
White.
The Ladies' Tuesday Evening Club
will hold a card party and dance at
the Elks' Home. e19 H street north
west. Cards will be in order from
to 1890. Chairman Evans has &C.
cured prizes for each table. Dancing
will begin at 1890 and last until mid
night. Miss Sadie J. Gompers, secre-
tary. has arranged to sell tickets at
the door.
Tho annual meeting OF the Oldest
Inhabitants Association (colored) was
held at the Catholic Beneficial Hall,
April 16. The officers. with the ex-
ception OF President Jerome A. johnson
and Financial Secretary Ira F. Wight.
were unanimously reelected. These de-
clined reelection and were succeeded
respectively by Eugene Brooks and
Alfred Brent. E. w. Turner succeed
ed to the vice presidency. thus made
vacant.
FupIIs OF nuSlneSS h19h school VIII
present a war drama, Secret Service"
at the school Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday nights. The cast includes
Anne Kicker. Pearl Eaton. Esther Par
ker. Olga Lowell. Josephine Bedinger,
Ernest Lynn, Albert Parker, Joseph
X. Pierce Strawn, Phidias
Nicolaides. Lester Lawrence. William
Griffin, Romaine Taylor. Milton Hartly.
John Myers, Leroy McCarty, Bernard
Hahoney. Robert Miller. John Cronie,
William Kenealey. Alphonso Newell.
Jacob Sokol. Olin Hornig. Frank Marks,
Harold Thiele, David Milne, william
Mazo. Norman Duehring. Charles Con-
rad, and Richard Mattingly.