The Washington herald., 1915-05-28
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The Arst annual Dienie and oating
Of the West Virginia Society Of the
District will be held at Great FAILS
on Saturday. July II.
The Trswel Club Of Master Massns
of the Interior Department will hold
business meeting Saturday evening
| in the Ebbitt.
The District Association Of OsteS-
pathic Physicians will hold their an
| this evening in the home OF DR.. Lulu
l. Waters, Fontainet Court
Harmony Ledge Of master Massns
worked the fourth degree last even
Ing in the Ebbitt. Permanent Master
Roo Fulkerson presided over the cere-
mony. A buffet supper was served.
New members elected ints the Char
Der of Commerce yesterday were z.
H. Evans, p. ]. Haltigan, James P.
Mewshaw, John r. Schriner. Conrad
Schroeder, and Fred Treuleben.
Bertrand e. Birehaeld, 2131 Eight
eenth street northwest, reported to
the police yesterday the theft OF a
motorcycle, valued at SIS, from IN
| front Of Technica: High School
Burnside Post, G. A. r.. will hold
| its annual outing at Great Falls on
the afternoon of Saturday. June 10.
| The party will leave the Old Domin-
ion station at Georgetown at O'Clock.
Representatives Of the local enien.
Brotherhood of Painters, yesterday
patched up their differences with the
proprietors Of the river steamer 81.
Johns, growing out of the employment
of nonunion labor this spring.
Memorial services under the auspices
of the Department of the Potomac.
| G A.. R., will be held Sunday evening
at First CONGREGATIONAL Church. Tenth
and G streets northwest. Rev. Jay
T. Stocking, pastor Of the church. Will
preside.
Pleading guilty to the charge that
she violated the pharmacy law by pro-
curing opium under false pretenses'
Mrs. E. w. Hardesty, arrested three
weeks ago by Pharmacy lnspeG.o' s,.'
Sanders and since kept in hospital,
| Yesterday was released upon her per-
sonal bonds when arraigned in Police
Court.
The Arst scheduled concert Of the
season at the Capitol by the United
States Marine Band will be omitted
due to the bands being officially en-
gagged during the first part OF next
week, according to announcement
made last night by Lieut. William n.
Santlemann. leader. The first regular
concert will be at the White HOUSE
on Saturday. June 5.
Motis, pictures taken BY Board OF
| Trade members on their annual shad
bake at Chesapeake Beach last Sat
urday will be displayed at keith's
Theater this week. Following the run
at Keith's. the reels will be shown
in various motion picture theaters
about the city. Members of the board
are eager to give tho films an in
spection.
L. 9, Grant Circle, No. I, Ladies OF
the G. A. r., will hold memorial serv-
ices at the statue Of Gen. U. s. Grant
in the rotunda Of the Capitol Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. Dora ].
r Hendrix, patriotic instructor of the
circle, will preside, and the principal
address will be delivered by Miss Rose
N. Seton, president Of the organfza-
tion.
Charles b. Leet. IT, II. will be ar
raigned in Police Court today on
charge of stealing $57 from roomer
in the home of his parents at 70
street northeast. The boy was arrest
ed on the complaint of his father by
Detectives Berman and Cornwell. 1t
is charged Leet had $42 in his pock-
cts when taken in custody.
The pulpit given By the District d.
A. r. and c. A. r. to the old State
Church at Broad Creek. Prince George
County, Nd, will be dedicated Sunday
at 3 d. m. A full attendance Of the
Daughters and Children of the Ameri-
can Revolution is desired. Mrs. W.
H. wanamaker. 251s Ontario road. Is
the chairman on transportation. Jit-
ney coaches will leave 1872 E street
northwest at 1 p. m. Sunday
Societies Of the Revelation will eele-
brate the Fourth Of July with open
air exercises on the Monument
Grounds. Commander John H. Moore.
L. S. N, has been named chairman OF
the committee representing the Sons
of the Revolution and the Sons of the
American Revolution. Col. George
Richards, T. S. NJ. c., is secretary, and
other members are W. v. Cox, E. W.
Dom, jr., F. D. Owen. and Benjamin
Miller.
The Association OF American Rail-
way Accounting officers, representing
approximately 27S.000 miles of rail-
way in North and South America,
Cuba, Hawaii. the Philippines: and
South Africa, will establish headuar-
ters in the Woodward Building on June
/. The organization will be represent
ed here by E. r. Woodson. The asso- /
cia ton also includes in its member
ship accounting officers Of the large
express companies Of the country.