The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-23
6beV owe Gr,er

The class of 1917 of the National
University Law School will give its
| first dinner at the Hotel Hudson Sat-
urday evening at $3.50 O'Clock.
The Alumni Club Of Cornell Uni
versity will hold its weekly get
together luncheon at the Ebbitt this
afternoon. II. V. Cox. secretary of
the organization. is in charge of ar
| rangements
DR.. John BrittOn Clark will deliver
| his eighth lecture on the Life of
Paul" this evening at the Rhode Isla nd
Avenue Methodist Protestant Church.
First street and Rhode Island avenue
northwest. at o'clock. The subject
will be ''Paul's Second Tour-Corinth."
The Supreme Court took two weeks
recess yesterday on account of the
Easter season. The court will not be
in session again until Monday. April
5. on which date IL Is expected that a
large number of opinions will be an
nounced.
DIR. Kurt r.. SrhlossinEk. one of the
foremost workers with twilight
sleep" will lecture on the new meth
DDS at the Belasco Theater this after
noon at 3 o'clock to the women of
Washington. The lecture will be illus
trated with motion pictures.
The District Association OF Osteo-
pathic Physicians will meet this even
ing at the home OF DIR. George ID.
Kirkpatrick. in the Faragut. Drs. p.
l.. hodges. Lulu Waters, Il. c. NAL
! colin and Augusta Nichols will give
clinics on diabetes and gastric ulcer.
Prof. Wells W. Cooke. Of the Bio
logical Survey, an authority on bird
migration, will deliver an illustHt ed
lecture on Our Common Birds under
the auspices Of the Wanderlusters in
the auditorium of the central building
of the Public Library on Thursday
evening at Sis O'Clock. The public is
invited.
The next rehearsal Of the Washing
ton festival chorus for the presenta-
ton of Columbia Triumphant in
Peace" will be held i'll the lecture hall
OF the Public Library on Wednesday
at o'clock. Singers, both men and
women. are cordially invited to join
the chorus. Non-singers are welcome
as auditors.
:. Richard Fuller will deliver a lee
ture on after the War: the Way
Out" in the small ballroom of the
New willard at ; o'clock this after
noon. The lecture will be for the
public. and is, under the auspices Of
the Woman's Peace party. Patronesses
of the lecture are Mrs HenSen Jen-
ninCs. Mrs Robert La Toilette. Mrs
Hamilton Wright. Mrs. William Kent,
Mrs. Winston Churchill and Mrs. John
Il. Henderson.
lecture wns given last night In
the Offices of the Potomac Electric
Power Company by van II. Manning.
OF the Bureau of Mines. dealing with
the work of the department, especially
with the manufacture of steel from
the mines to the finished product 1t
was illustrated by moving pictures
The lecture was feature OF the
monthly meeting of company section
No. 4. American Electric Railway As
ISOLATION. of which the Washington
Railway and Electric Company en-
ployes are members.
The annual prom OF Georgetown
University. participated In by all four
departments OF the university-law,
college, dental and medical-will be
held at the New willard on Friday.
April 1s. The committees are headed
by the following members of the uni
versity: General chairman. John H.
Madden, law: patronesses, Edmund
Barrett. college; reception. James A.
Cahill. medical: programs. Robert w.
King. law: transportation. NJ. Francis
Kinds, dental school; music, w. E.
Buckley. law school.