The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-09-08
The Toun Crier

The Public Improvement Associa-
ton Of Congress Heights, will meet at
Loenler's Hotel Monday night The
Bradbury Heights Association will re-
sumo its activities Monday night.
The AnaeOstta Association will meet
Wednesday in the office Of the George
s. King Company. in Nichols avenue
The Universal Club, an organization
Of the older boys and girls OF the
Georgetown Fairgrounds and musical
club, are making arrangements for a
musical and vaudeville program which
probably will be given September 10.
Fifty members OF the committee on
membership of the Board Of Trade will
hold their fall outing September %
and 81. in the nature of an automobile
trip to River Springs, Nd. Charles F.
Crane is chairman of the committee
and Charles ]. Waters is chairman of
the subcommittee Of arrangements for
the trip.
Rain Interfered with the lawn fete
and tournament held in Wilson Park
under the auspices of the Esther Me-
mortal Chapel, at Congress Heights. e.
Blaine, chairman of the committee, an
nounced that the program will be re-
peated as soon as possible.
A meeting of the War Department
branch of the Federal Employees Union
is called for Tuesday evening. Septem-
Der IL at s o'clock at the rooms OF the
Chamber of Commerce, 1902 F street
northwest.
The Georgetown playground assocI-
ates have organized an orchestra of
eighty pieces and the first regular
concert will be given on next Satur-
day. which will be the initial event of
| regular series of musical programs
Director Donaldson believes this will
be the most popular feature OF the
playground work.
The second of n series of winter
! dances given by the National Lineal
Society Of the Spanish war, will be
held at 1917 street, on September 2s.
| The Columbus Country Club will
give an excursion to Norfolk, Old
! Point Comfort and Virginia Beach, on
Saturday, September "a.
The Heyenty-seventh anniversary of
the birth of Henry George. single-tax
advocate, will be celebrated by a
meeting to be held tomorrow night in
| a large tent on the grounds of the
Presbyterian Church at Thirteenth
and FairmOnt streets.
A proclamation of Gov. Henry c.
Stuart, Of Virginia, made public yester-
day, announces the eighth annual
convention VI tue SOuIueFn CONNER
cial Congress to be held in Norfolk,
Va, December 11-14. The theme of
the Congress will be international
Reconstruction" The changed out
look produced by the European war
will be considered along economic,
agricultural, military. governmental
financial and commercial lines.
There will be a meeting of the War
Department branch of the Federal
Employees Union Tuesday night at s
o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce
Hall, Twelfth and F streets north
west.
Final arrangements for the hfth an
nual picnic OF the Armstrong Manual
Training School Alumni Association
have been made. The picnic will be
held today at Green Willow Park
Ana costa
| Rev. E. NJ. Ellsworth, of Lancaster
! Ohio, will speak at the gospel tent
meeting at Eighth and I streets north
west tonight under the auspices of the
Gospel Mission. Rev. Harvey, OF Ken
| ilworth Presbyterian Church; Mrs B
B. Byrne, and Mrs. Buckingham will
speak tomorrow night.
Representatives from all bureaus and
departments of the Federal Employees
Union will meet toAghb in Perpetual
Hall at s o'clock. Special and impor-
tant business will be discussed
A meeting of the District branch OF
the Federal Employees Union will be
held at Chamber Of Commerce Hail.
Twelfth and streets northwest, this
evening at 8 o'clock.