The Washington herald., 1916-02-02
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Winnie Davis Chapter, United
daughters of the Confederacy, will
meet this afternoon at 4:so O'Clock at
the Rochambeau.
The Feast of the Puriacation for
Candlemas will be celebrated this
morning at O'Clock at the Francis
can Monastery in Brookland with
solemn high mass by Rev. DR.. God
frey Schilling.
The Park View Citirens' Association
will meet Friday night to organize
a community center. Miss Margaret
Wilson. daughter of the President, has
accepted an invitation to attend. The
District Commissioners and Henry p.
Blair, president of the Board of Edu-
cation, also have been invited to at
tend.
The Paiatinste of Maryland Chapter,
Society of Scions of Colonial Cavaliers
will be hosts at a smoker on the night
of February ii at the new Lafayette
Hotel.
The District branch of the Legion
of Loyal Women will meet at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon in Woodward &
Lothrop's auditorium.
The feast of the presentation of the
child Christ in the temple will be
commemorated at noon today with
L. II.
Church, Sixteenth and H streets north
west.
The George Washington University
girls basket ball team will go to
Baltimore on Saturday to play the
alumni team of the Eastern High
School of that city. return game
will be played here on March 4, prob
ably at the Arcade.
The Columbian Debating Society of
George Washington University will
elect officers at a meeting to be held
on Friday night at New Masonic Tenn
Pile.
The girl students of Colonial school
VIII give an entertainment on Febru-
sry 10 at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs,
Alexander Graham Bell. in Connecti-
cut avenue northwest, for the benefit
OF orphans in France, Belgium and
sace-Lorraine.
The Young women's Hebrew Asso-
ctation VIII give minstrel show and
dance next Tuesday night at Old
Masonic Temple. Ninth and F streets
northwest
The Washington Literary and Bibli-
cal Society of Adas Israel Synagogue
Will hold bazaar on the night of
February 2S for the benefit of the
library fund of the organization.
The Mississippi Society of the Dis
trict will hold its annual banquet on
the night of February 26 at the New
Ebbitt. Representative b. G. Hum
phreys will be toastmaster. The
Bloomingdale Orchestra will play.
The BrookIsnd Parent-Teacher A.
sociation will be addressed tonight at
. O'Clock in Brookland public school
by Representative Fess, of Ohio.
The Consumcrs' League will hold an
exhibit at 1916 Eighteenth street
northwest all this month. commencing
today. The exhibit will be open each
day from a. m. to p. m, and there
viii be someone on hand to explain
the various features
The Study Club of the wn.hi,.ton
Center of the Drama League will be
addressed tomorrow night in the child
ren's room at Public Library by DR..
Abram Simon. Miss Maude Burwen.
and Frederick W. Albert.
Members of the Conxre~sionaI Union
Tor women Suffrage will be addressed
at their new quarters, the Cameron
House, tonight at o'clock by Will
Irwin. war correspondent asnd writer.
ellison Gardner will preside.
Miss Clara Bewick Colby closes her
wednesday lectures at the New Ok
AOiu ihotei toudS at $40 O'Clock with
review of Emerson's Essay on
Self-Reliance"
"The French Drama. will be the sun
Ject of lecture tonight at o'clock
at Arcade Hall, Fourteenth street and
Park road, by Emma Goldman, anar-
chist and student of the modern
drama. She will discuss Maeterlinck
Mirbeau. BrieuN and woIf
The BrfEhtwood Park Cittzens' As
ISOLATION is expected to join the fight
to secure an adequate police and fire
mans pension law from Congress, at
a meeting in Van Horns Hall.
Georgia avenue and LongfelIow street
tonight. The proposed change in the
local school system also will be taken
up: William Nick. Clayton will pre-