The Washington herald., 1916-03-10
Ole Gown Gr,er

The New Hampshire Association will
meet in regular monthly session at
the w. c. T. U. Han, 522 Sixth street
northwest, Monday night at o'clock.
Or. Charles G. Abbott, of the Astro-
Physical Observatory, will deliver an
illustrated lecture on Following the
Sun" Messrs. Keyser and Whitaker
will give piano duet.
The Peabody Club win meet at the
club rooms on the evening of Marcn
Henry w. Lawton Camp, No. 4, will
be visited officially by l.. c.. Dyer,
communicative chief, accompanied by
his stan and the department officers
of the District u. s. w. ", on We'd
nesday evening at 9 o'clock in Per-
petual Building Association Hall,
Eleventh and E streets northwest.
The Capital Yacht Club will hold
its annual banquet on March 20 at the
Raleigh. Secretary Redfefd and
Thomas F. Day, of New York, will be
the principal speakers.
The cubist and futurist art exhibI-
tion will be opened to the public this
evening at 1880 o'clock at 1921 f
street northwest and will remain on
exhibit every weekday until April Z.
Messrs. Logasa and Lohr will be In
attendance to explain the pictures.
NJ. w. Lyon, ir., and ID. L. Van Dine
will be the speakers at the session of
the Biological Society of Washington
at the Cosmos Club. H street and La
fayette square, tomorrow evening be-
ginning at o'clock.
Mrs. Harold Brooks. Miss Ethel
Garrett Johnson. Mrs. Gideon Pillow,
Mrs. Mccarthy Hanger, II. Alexander
Matthews, and Miss Lucky Bricken-
! stein will be on the recital program
of the Monday Morning Music Club
at the New willard on Monday morn
ing at IL o'clock.
An illustrated address on Spain will
be delivered tonight before the Ma
tional Geographical Society by Mrs.
Harriet Chalmers Adams.
Richard Barrett will be heard In n
piano concert on next Thursday even
ing at Rauscher's under direction OF
his tutor, S. NJ. Fabian.
The Home and school Association OF
Eastern High School will meet at
the school building this evening and
hear Prof. E. ]. Wards lecture on
The Development of the Movement
for the Wider Use OF the School
Plant"
Prof. Albert II. Fay, of the Bureau
of Mines. will speak tonight at
o'clock at Hamline NJ. f. Church on
Life Saving and Rescue Work in Our
Mines"
The Federal Photographic Society
will see views of the Canadian
Rockies and hear them explained by
H T. Cowling. photographer of the
Reclamation Service, this evening at
the New National Museum.
The retreat of the Christ Child So
clety will continue today. tomorrow
and Sunday at st. PauIs Roman
Catholic Church. Fifteenth and
streets northwest, under direction OF
Rev. John c. Smyth. of the College OF
st. Paul the Apostle, at Brookland.
Members of the women's Alliance OF
| All Souls Unitarian Church will lister
to a review of the trip recently taker
i to several societies in Virginia by
Mrs. Henry Farquhar and Mrs. H. X
Fulton this morning at IL o'clock
Rev. Florence K. Crooker, of Boston
will also speak and the Misses Heller
and Cecilia Todd will be heard in the
musical numbers.
| DIR. III. II. Wheaton will give tbs
| fourth talk on immigration problems
| at Mcmahon Hall, Cathollc University
this evening, his subject being "Edu'
cational Facilities for Assimilation
On Sunday evening at s o'clock JUS
tice Thomas H Anderson, of the Dis
trict Supreme Court, will speak in the
same series upon procedure of Nat
uraliZation."
Various problems of the modern
woman will be discussed by Mrs. Kate
| Waller Barrett in a series of after
noon talks at the Church of the
Epiphany, from March IL until March
26.
| The twenty-fOurth annual bsnque
of the Second Corps Association Of
Civil War Veterans will be held at The
New Ebbitt on Tuesday evening.
| Unitarian Iaymen of Washington
will attend a church mass meeting a
Baltimore on March 81, at which will
| be presented their side of the argu
ment with Evangelist BILLY" Sunday
who believes contrary to the teaching!
/ of that church.
| Petworth Chapter. Y. w. c. A., will
give a musical and lecture in the Pet
worth NJ. E. Church, Eighth and
Shepherd streets northwest. tonight
assisted by Takoma Chupter.