The Washington herald., 1916-11-28
The To.Un Crier

meet IN the drill hall Of the Eastern
aigh School Friday night. December
l. at o'dock. There will be a pro-
cram. dancing. and refreshments.
The woaen Of the washington Cor
nell AlumIi Association will give tea
dance at Rauscher's Thanksgiving after
noon from to Z for the benefit Of the
"omen's dormitories at Cornell
Robert e. Lee Chapter. No. 60.
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
VIII give Thanksgiving dance this
evening at Confederate Memorial
home. 13s2 Vermont avenue.
Thanksgiving Day win be celebrated
November 80 by the Park View Citi-
Gems Association. with a community
celebration in the hall Of the Park
View School.
Washington Lodge of EIks will hold
Thanksgiving Eve dance in EIks'
Hall tomorrow evening.
stoneysan Jackson Chapter, No. 20,
United Daughters OF the Confederacy,
viii be hosts at a tea and needlework
sale, followed by a dance, at the Con-
Tolerate Memorial Home. 1922 YER
mont avenue, December 4, from l to
1880 o'clock
Rev. w. n. wedderspoon, d. D., of
st. James Church, Chicago, will lee
Tuesday evening. December 5, at 8
O'Clock. DR.. Wedderspoon left Foun-
dry last month, having been pastor for
six years. The subject of his lecture
Is Backbone" 1t is to be given un-
der auspices of the Young Women's
Home Missionary Society.
The District on Columbia Federation
of Women's Clubs will meet at the New
Ebbitt at o'clock tonight.
The annual bazaar and Christmas
sale, under auspices of the women Of
All Souls Church. will be held at the
New Willard on Monday and Tuesday,
December and 5. There will be dane
ing and cards Monday evening and a
sale of fancy articles on Tuesday. The
entertainment is under direction Of
Mrs. Charles l. Robbins, Mrs. Caleb
s Miller. Miss C. z. Newton. and Mrs
l.. L Merrill.
Rev. Charles C. Pierce, ID. D.. rector
Of st. Matthews Church. Philadelphia,
viii be the principal speaker at the
annual service of the Brotherhood of
81. Andrew of the Diocese of Wash
ington, to be held in Trinity Church,
Third and c streets northwest, at s.
o'clock tomorrow night, the eve of st.
Andrews Day
The annual cider and apple party of
Pythinn Temple, in Ninth street.
: ia" evening at o'clock. Newton
n B1ker. Secretary of War. a native
West Virginian. and Mrs. Baker will
ne the guests of the society.
The Florida Society will meet this
evening at the Logan Hotel. Sena-
Tor Fletcher. president of the society,
wilt preside. Maurice Jarvis of the
Washington Readers Club; Miss AL
warda Casselman, Miss Ethel Noble
Johnson, J. Frank Duggan. William
MorselI and Miss Louise Van Wage
uen will take part in the program.
The North Capitol and lexington
citizens Association will meet in the
Matthew G. Emery School Building,
Lincoln road and Randolph place, this
evening at 1880 o'clock, at which time
the election of officers will take place
The Mid-CIty CItizens' Association
will meet this evening at s o'clock
in the United States Savings Bank
Building. Fourteenth and streets
northwest. John E. Laskey. United
States attorney for the District of Co
lTmbia. will speak.
The board of managers of the Pres
Yyterian Home, of which Mrs A r.
euaiffe is president, will give a bazaar
at the Raleigh Hotel today An a la
carte luncheon will be served from IL
to > o'clock.
The kate Gordon Chapter of the
southern States Conference will meet
at the residence of Mrs. Wesley Mar
tin StOner. 1927 Rhode Island avenue,
Friday night to meet Mrs. Rath-
eryn Eslin, of West Virginia.
There will be an examination for
messenger boys in the department
service. to which residents of the Dis
trict are eligible. on December g.
These positions pay from $3.50 to $3.50
per year.
Engine Company, No. IS, will be In
stalled by the District Fire Depart
ment in the new quarters on Connecti-
cut avenue near McComb street Fri
day. Commissioner Brownlow and
Fire Chief Wagner will be present
at the ceremonies.
The AntI-war League of the Dis
trict of Columbia will meet tomorrow
evening at the Public Library Eighth
and K streets northwest, at o'clock.
Ten minute speeches will be delivered
by Joseph H Hannen. Rev. Martin L.
O'Donoghue. T. J. Mead, Rev E H.
Parkinson and Rev. J: Milton waldron.
Students of Trinity College will be
at home to their friends this afternoon
at the college. Miss Eleanor Nc
Cormick, president of the student or
ganization, will head the receiving
line.