The Washington herald., 1916-01-02
Gown Gr.er

The Warrington Heprew Literary
and Biblical Society will meet tomor-
row night at s o'clock in Adas Israel
Synagogue. Sixth and / streets north
west. The principal address will be by
Julian ]. Peyser. Current events will
be discussed by Nathan cayton. Miss
Minnie Tauber will give piano selec-
tions and vocal solos viii be rendered
by Miss Sadie Atlas and Joseph Jacobs,
the latter accompanied by DIR. Benja-
min Newhouse.
The wmhington Secular League Will
be addressed this afternoon at Pythian
Temple by Dr.N Riley ID. Moore on
"Crime and Criminals" A general dis
cussion win follow the address.
The nfty-thIrd anniversary of Abrs-
ham Lincoln's emancipation proclama-
tion will be celebrated tomorrow night
at John Wesley M. E. Church, Four
teenth and Corcoran streets north
west. Addresses will be delivered by
Senator Moses e. Clapp, of Minnesota,
and Representative Martin B. Madden.
of Illinois.
ssrhe Evolution of the stars Will be
the subject of an illustrated lecture to-
morrow night at s o'clock in Memorial
Continental Hall before delegates to
the Pan-American Scientific Congress
by Prof. William Wallace Campbell,
director of Lick Observatory. in Cali
tornia.
Two weeks service at Holy Trinity
Church will be conducted by the Mis-
sion Fathers of the mission band of the
SoGiety of Jesus. commencing January
.. The fathers in charge will be Rev.
JOHN Walsh. s. j.; Rev. Francis Goer-
ing, S. J., and Rev. Father McGiveny.
s. ].
The Chew Ch.se Cift.en., Ax.o~sn-
ton will meet Wednesday night at s
o'clock in Chevy Chase School
"After You Arc Dead, or Plain Talks
on Practical Theology" will be the
subject of a series of Sunday night
sermons at Second Baptist Church.
Fourth street and Virginia avenue
southeast, by the pastor. Rev. Howard
I. Stewart, commencing tonight. The
topic tonight Will be The First Five
Minutes After Death"
Business High school will reopen
three classes in commercial law in its
night school commencing tomorrow.
The classes are taught by Benjamin
A. Harlan, chief clerk of the Public
Utilities Commission. The courses are
under the supervision of Emory NJ.
Wilson, principal of the night school
The women's Single Tax Club, of
the District, will be addressed tomor-
row night at s o'clock in Public Library
by H. Martin Williams. reading clerk
of the Sixty third Congress. on Single
Tax in Theory and Practice" Benja-
min F. Lindas will speak on Mans
True Place in Nature"
The Congregational Unisn for Woman
Suffrage has planned a series of open
air meetings. Miss Elsie Hill, Miss
Clara Rowe, and Miss Helen Jollie will
speak today at Ninth and E streets.
Mrs. ida Waters, Miss Clara Rowe. and
Miss Helen Jollie will speak on Tues
day at Tenth and D streets. The
schedule for the remainder of the
week is: Wednesday, Eighth and
PENNSYLVANIA svenue-speakers. Mrs.
Minnie E. Brooke. Miss Clara Rowe.
and Miss Helen Jollie; Thursday, Ninth
and Z streets-Speakers. Mrs. Ida Wa
ters, Miss CARA Rowe, and Miss Helen
Jollie; Friday. Ninth and ID streets
Speakers, Mrs. Minnie Brooke. Miss
Helen Jollie. and Miss Clara Rowe;
Saturday, Ninth and e streets-Speak-
ers, Miss Elsie Hill. Miss Clara Rowe.
and Miss Helen Jollie.
Mime. Harriet Labadie, dramatic in
terperter, will read one of Henrik
Ibsen's plays for the blind at the Lii
brary of Congress on Tuesday evening
at S:15 o'clock.
The CoI.mbia Heights Citisens' As
sociation will meet in regular monthly
session Tuesday night at o'clock. in
the ballroom of the Arcade, Fourteenth
street and Park road. Frederick A
Fenning will speak on The Proposed
Institution for the Feeble Minded In
the District of Columbia"