The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-27
Ole Gown Grier

spain, and Senior Don Joe Tible MA
chado, of Guatemala, will address the
spanish-American Atheneum tonight
at O'Clock at Rauscher's,
Senator smith, of Georgia. and Sem
ator Thomas. of Colorado, viii speak
at the first annual banquet OF the
Georgia Society Saturday night at the
Raleigh. All Georgians- in Washing
ton are urged to be present.
The annual .historieaI evening" of
the Daughters of the Confederacy VIII
be held tonight at o'clock In Con-
federate Memorial Hall, 1922 Vermont
avenue northwest.
A benefit performances for the G. A.
r. committee on the preservation OF
historic spots and records will be
given tonight in Polls Theater
Herbert Kline, superintendent of
Gospel Mission, will deliver an illus
trated lecture on work being done by
missions in Washington at meeting
at the Cairo tonight.
A ball for the benefit of wounded
Italian soldiers will be given tonight
at Old Masonic Temple, Ninth and F
streets northwest, by Italians OF
! Washington.
Joseph Abel will give nm illustrated
lecture on the PanamaPacihcE EXPOSE
! ton at Postoffice Hall, 1913 Park
road, Saturday night for Mount Pleas
ant NJ. E. Church.
The Washington Society of Engi-
| neers, at their meeting Wednesday
night in the Cosmos Club, will be sd-
States boundary commissioner, on the
work of the International (Canadian)
Boundary Commission.
! J. Hampton Moore, Gen. William VI.
Black. and Prof. d. w. Johnson will
speak at the centennial celebration OF
the United States Coast and Geodetic
Survey in the auditorium of the Ma
tional Museum April at s o'clock.
The Washington Society of Engi-
neers has arranged for series of
| two lectures on the relation OF the
civil engineer to military affairs, 10
be given at the Cosmos Club Friday
night and April II. Maj. James A.
Woodruff, Corps of Engineers, will
Col. George p. Howell, Corps OF En-
gineers. will speak April IL
| The American University, Tuesday
and Thursday OF this week. will con-
duct lectures in the assembly hall OF
the College of History Building. The
lecturer will be Prof. Samuel J. Mac
| Waters. The time for both sessions
| is set for $40 o'clock.
The Bible and Literary society OF
the Adath Israel Synagogue. Sixth and
| ] streets northwest, will hold an open
meeting in the building tonight at s
o'clock. A literary and musical pro-
gram has been arranged.
Ambasssdor and Nine. Jusssran nd
and many other nota bles have taker
boxes for the lecture, Through Cen
trail Africa" by James Barnes, at the
New willard Hotel Thursday night
the affair being under auspices of the
Washington Society OF Fine Arts fol
the benefit OF French art student,
fighting at the front and their fam
lilies.
Republicans of the Twentieth dis.
trict will hold a mass meeting Wed
nesday night at Irving Hall, 40s
street southeast.
The National Conservation Congress,
will hold a conference in Washington
May : to on the mobilization OF tn,
natural resources for defense.
second district Republicans vii
hold q meeting Thursday night a
True Reformers' Hall. Twelfth and |
streets northwest
Representative Crcsser, of Ohio, will
discuss THE Economic Aspect OF Re
ligion" at a meeting tonight in Trim
ity n. Z. Church, Fifth street snC
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, undeI
auspices of the Trinity Bible Glass
Ernest H. Fulton, president. will pre-
side.
Miss Grace Sane, Bible study dIrec
tor for BILLY" Sunday, will speak to
night at 1880 o'clock in the First Con
gregational Church at a meeting un
der auspices OF the Sunday Afternoon
Bible Class of the Y. w. c. A. Mrs
Robert L. kempton is in charge of Z
committee arranging for a chorus, Il
be led by Persy S. Foster. William o
StansfeId will be at the organ.
The West End Ctti.ens' Association
will meet tonight at s o'clock in thu
grillroom of the Powhatsn Hotel.
o. +. Comstock, Harry NJ. Forker
Miss Marguerite Harbers. and Mis-
Lola Overman will be the musiciani
at a musicale at the Library of Con
gress tomorrow night at SIS o'clocl
for the benefit of the blind OF th'
District. The musicale will be in pa
vlion of the Library.
The District Commissioners. thi
afternoon at o'clock, will grant {
ening of BenninG road northeast, thu
hearing being a continuance of al
audience granted last week.
The Dupont Chapter of the Nouns
Women's Christian Association viii
conduct a tea this afternoon from
to O'Clock at the residence of Mrs
: Duane E. Fox, 1911 Twenty-frst stree
} northwest Needlework and confec
tions will be offered for sale.
: The Builders and Manufacturers
Exchange will meet in regular month
i ly session this afternoon at the Ex
Ichange Building, I'll Thirteenth stree
northwest r. B. Dickey will talk OF
the Juvenile Court bilL