The Washington herald., 1915-03-04
OLE Down Gr,er

| A business meeting and entertain
ment will be held by the Builders ant
Manufacturers Exchange at 1920 New
| York avenue, Monday evening. Georg
O'Connor will sing.
Officers will be elected at . meetin,
of the California State Association a
| the Raleigh this evening. Representa-
| tive Nolan, of California. and Asso
ciate Justice Smith. of the Court o
Customs Appeals. will be speakers.
A birthday party will he given b!
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Mort
| minister Presbyterian Church ton,
row evening at the church. All
| dress will be delivered by the pa"
Rev. S. NJ. Bower. and a musical pro
gram will be presented
The fund for the relief OF politica
exiles in Siberia will be swelled by thu
proceeds of a classical concert to b
, held under auspices Of the Relief So
ciety for Political Exiles in Russia a
National Rifles Hall. 9l6 street north
west. Sunday night
Boy and girl farmers, here n the
guests of the Department of Agri
culture on n sightseeing trip. visited
the city postoffice last night. They
visited also Arlington and the Zoo
O. II. Benson has charge of the party
which will leave Washington Satur-
day.
senator Fletcher RndSSenator Hard.
wick and Representative Fitz Henry
will be speakers at the Founders Day
dinner of the Phi Delta Theta Fra
ternity al the University Club Satur'
day. Justice McReynolds. of the
United States Supreme Court, will be
guest of honor.
uNs..so...x Nro,k a., L>~,.,>. lin l..
the subject of a lecture by Mrs Fl
B. F. Mcfarland. president of the
Washington McAll Auxiliary, at q
meeting of the woman's Interdenomi-
national Union in the parish hall OF
the church of the Epiphany tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
"Socfal Service and the Family" will
he the theme of an address by A. ]
McKelway, secretary for the Southern
States of the national child labor com
mittee. at IL O'Clock this morning al
Rauscher's, under auspices of the AS
ISOLATED Charities. Rev. Jay T
Stocking. pastor of First Congrega-
tional Church, will preside.
A novena Of grace to honor st
Francis Xavier, S. J.. will begin with
services at st. Aloysius' Church this
morning and continue until March IL
the anniversary of the canonization OF
the saint. Services will be held each
day at and $50 a. m. and 8 and 1880
p. m.
NJ. 5. Nixon. Of Chevy Chase. has
written a letter to the Commissioners
urging that the Capital Traction Com
panyq be permitted to extend its lines
in Seventeenth street northwest from
U TO l streets. The service is ex-
cellent, Mr.. Nixon said. but delays
occur in the route between Fourteenth
and U streets.
John A. Petty, of the Home Savings
Bank, will speak on Real Estate
Loans" at the fifteenth meeting of the
study course on Bank and Banking.
to be held this evening by Washing
ton Chapter, American Institute OF
Bankers at 1914 F street northwest.
The schedule for the quizzes IN prep
aration for the final examination will
be announced.
Among those to speak tonight NJ
Eagles Hall at supper and enter
tainment for the benefit of the build
ing fund of the Hebrew Home for
the Aged are Simon Wolf, Senator
Matine, of New Jersey; Senator Clapp,
of Minnesota; Justice James L. Pugh.
of the Police Court Rabbi C. Silver
stone. Rabbi NJ Harowitz. the Rev.
Dr. B. L. Grossman. DIR. l. Glushak.
r. Danzansky. president of the home,
and H. Cohen. president OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary.