The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-10-28
Ole DewnGr,er

The washlsgtsn Wellesley Club hell
it's first meeting of the season yesterda,
4 afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. Ernes
knaeoel. the president. 37H Morrison
street. Chevy Chase.
N. 3. Amstutx, Of Valparaiso. Ind.
inventor of the method Of phototelegra
ply. gave an illustrated lecture last nigh
at the Home Club on Some Marvels o.
Illustration"
Slight Reasons why I Believe The
Bible to Be the Word of God" will be
the subject of Rev. DR.. Tyndall before
the teachers' training class at Fiji
teenth Street Christian Church tomor-
row night at 7:l5 o'clock.
lecture on The Restoration and Up
building of the Holy Land" at CONT
mental Memorial Hall the evening of
November .. Other speakers will in
ciude Mrs Joseph Fels. All interested
will be welcome.
The George washinGton University
Players organized for the season at 4
meeting last night in the assembly
hall of the Arts and Sciences Building.
2o23 G street northwest An Interest,"
ing series of shows for the winter
months is being arranged. The meet
ing was in charge of Miss Mabel
A conference will be held By the
delegates Of all of the Hebrew socie-
ties in the District in the Pythian
Temple Sunday afternoon at o'clock
to select representatives to the Jewish
congress. Circulars have been sent out
urging all Hebrew societies which have
not yet afiiiated with the conference
to send delegates.
The Lutheran Synod OF Maryland.
now in session at Middletown. yester-
day reelected L. Russell Alden. of this
city, treasurer of the synod. A num-
Der of Lutheran pastors of this city
attended the opening session yester-
day. which was devoted to the reading
OF statistical reports.
The Kappa Alpha Fraternity of the
George Washington University will
give a smoker Saturday evening at its
chapter house, 2011 Columbia road
northwest, in honor of the Phi Mn
Theta Fraternity of st. Johns Col
lege, Annapolis. Nd. Large delegations
are expected from the Kappa Alpha
chapters at Johns Hopkins University.
Maryland Agricultural College and
Delaware College.
.EEypt' is the subject of n lecture
to be delivered by Mrs Wilbur F.
bureau, under auspices of the Wom-
Union, at the Public Library at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon The lee
ture will be the first of a series to be
delivered by Mrs. Crafts during the
winter. She will tell of the Christian
agencies that are at work recreating
Egypt.
The 3buy-in-washinxton" movement
took on a new phase yesterday when
the leading engravers and printers Of
the city opened an exhibit of Christ
mas cards, invitations. dance programs
and favors in the oak room of the
Hotel. The exhibit will last
the rest of the week. The purpose or
the exhibit is not to advertise certain
firms, but to show the facilities Of the
District for that kind of work.
James J. Jehreys and e. r. Britton-
of Takoma Park. assisted by the Shu- |
bert male quartet. will furnish the
program tonight for q union temper
ance rally at Laurel. Nd. in which ]
the ministers and congregations OF the |
Baptist, Methodist, Epis- |
copal and Methodist Episcopal South |
will unite. Centenary N. E. Church |
has been selected as the place of
The Feast Of All Saints, next Mon |
day, will be observed at the Francis
can Monastery in Brookland at 3 q |
m. with the celebration of solemn |
high mass At $50 in the afternoon
there will take place the chanting of
the once OF compline. followed by I
of the Blessed Sacrament
All Souls day. or the 'commemoration
Of the faithful departed" as IL is
known in the Catholic liturgy. being |
the following day. there will be
solemn mass of requiem sung at
o'clock, after which there will be q
monastery Enclosure where the obso-
ution will be given.
The wright-GiIlis class Of the Sun
lay school of Central SRresbyterian
church held its annual barl4Pet in, the
.hurch parlors last eveninS<atswhich
Meeting the officers for the coming
rear were installed. Addresses were
made by DR.. James H. Taylor pastor
II the church; Roy w. Prince super
ntendent of the Sunday school; o. T.
Wright and II. A. ellis. The officers
elected are:. Walter L. Miller. presi-
lent: Belt W. Folger. vice president:
Ilbert C. Newkirk, treasurer. and AL
vert J. Mottern, secretary. j