Evening star., 1916-11-17

meetings and entertainments were dig
cussed at a meeting Tuesday night Of
the Col. James ). Petit Camp, No. 3
Spanish War Veterans. The bylaws as
revised and amended by special COM
Inittee appointed for that purpose were
adopted in Tuu.
stephen F.. kramer, treasurer Of the
diocesan board of missions, is to speak
on The Sunday School Advent Offering
for Diocesan Missions at a meeting Of
the Sunday School Institute. diocese Of
Washington, Tuesday evening at 1:3O
o'clock at Epiphany Parish Hall. 1917
q street northwest. Rev. c. 5. Abbott
vicar of the Church Of the Good Shep-
herd. is to speak on How to Make
the Sunday School Help 10 Feed and
support the Church"
4 special meeting OF members of the
Washington Hebrew Congregation is TO
be held Monday evening at O'Clock in
Temple to elect president to NIL the
vacancy caused by the death of it's
former president, Isaac L. Blout.
Encouraging reports on the campaign
which is being conducted by the Coll
ored Social Settlement to raise funds to
pay off mortage were made at a meet
ing Wednesday night of the board OF
trustees of that organization. The set
tlement looks forward to a successful
year with the increase in activities and
a nuf1Der OF volunteers. among
the new activities is clinic for babies.
women and children, under the direc-
tion OF Dr.. l. Whipper and DR.. VI. Grant
Lucas.
DIR. Glen Levin Swiggett. assistant
secretary general, second Pan-Ameri
can Scientific Congress. is in New York,
where lie is to deliver an address on
Training for Foreign Service" before
the American Association of Urban
Universities today.
A vaudeville program was one Of the
features of the oyster roast given last
night by the Eagles Club at the club
house at 9Th and f streets northwest.
About 500 persons were present Those
contributing to the program were the
Montrose Quartet. Grotto Band. under
the direction of Prof. Julius Hamper;
Ed Horton and John CLANCY of Alex
andria. David Wolf was master of
ceremonies.
Maj Walter Lowering, former con-
ductor of the Philippine Constabu1ary
Band. is to give an address in True Re-
formers Hall sunday at pm. to which
all colored musicians of the city are
invited. The purpose of the meeting is
10 organize large symphony orchestra,
with the Washington Concert Orchestra
as nucleus.
Attorney Frank .. Bright. member Of
the vestry of All Souls Episcopal
Church, is to deliver free lecture on
his recent experiences in Europe at the
church this evening. The address will
be illustrated with stereopticon views
birthday party rendered to
Capt John B. Agate in honor Of the
eighty fourth anniversary of his birth
Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Il. V Carlisle. 1925 G street northwest
Mrs. Carlisle was hostess. assisted by
heI daughter. Miss Margaret Z. Car
Isle. The guests included Mrs K A.
ri +fll VI,
Mabel W. Collins. Mrs. Henry Young
and ". .. Crosby.
Report. on the Boriand law assessing
abUtting property owners for street iIn-
proverlents and the municipal incinera-
tor plant are to be considered at a
meeting OF the Mount Pleasant Citizens
Association tomorrow evening at S
o'clock at the Brown Betty Inn, 10th
street and Park road. Rev. DR.. James
Shera Montgomery is announced to
speak.
Capt. JOSeDh p. McCrfnk. who has
been Ill, has recovered sufficiently TO
return to his duties in the navy yard.
ma.querade ball given by the
Modern Dancing Club Of the Margaret
Wilson Social Center at the Cleveland
School last evening wa veil attended.
This WAS the first of a series q dances
- be given this winter. Prizes for the
best costumes were awarded Miss Ger
trud. Stuart and Roy Miles.
saul frfedier, giving his address, as
14e orchard street. New York city, -ras
caller al the White House Wednesday
We Eaid ic wanted 70 see the Prcsideat
TO explain 70 him how he could regu-
late and stop the European war. Friedler
was arrested and sent 10 Washington
Asylum Hospital for observation as 10
his mental condition. His wife was no.
titled of his whereabouts.
certified copy of the will of >aD-
Gel Emery. who died September Il at
Long Branch, y. J., has been hled
here. Among the beQuests are $4,000
70 Mrs Anna Barnhart of 1919 East
capitol street. $500 TO Eliza beth Bur
rougnS. 10s East Capitol street and
$500 70 James y. Emery or Chevy
cna .e. NJ E.uer,. alsn LEFT Annie O. =