The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-22
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Representative Charles M. stedman.

Representative Charles NJ. stedman,
of North Carolina, will deliver an ad-
dress before Camp No. III. U. c. ",
at its meeting in Confederate Memorial
Hall. 1922 Vermont avenue, on March
81. All North Carolinians are in
vited to hear their Congressman's
speech on that occasion, which had
been enormously stated as being
| scheduled for delivery this evening,
instead of on Tuesday, March Il.
The fourth annual charity ball for
the benefit of st. AIMS Infant Asy-
| lum will be-held at Convention Hall
| on April or About 5000 was raised
through this function last year and
| the management estimates that an
equal, If not greater, amount Will be
derived this year
| Arrangements for the celebration of
! st. PatricE's Day. March II. are well
under way. and members of the dis
| trict board of the Ancient Order of
| Hibernians in charge of the affair ex-
| pect 1t to he the biggest celebration
ever held in the city by the organiza-
| ton.
From present Indications the second
| annual banquet of the West virginia
Society. to he held at the New Ebbitt
|
social events of the season. Judge
George w. Atkinson. of the Court OF
! Claims, will be toa stmaster, and a
| number of prominent men in the Dem
ocratic party will be among the
! speakers.
Norman Ii. Angel, author and lee
turer, will address a mass meeting,
held under the auspices of the
| Woman's Peace Party. at Polls The
alter, next Sunday afternoon. Repre-
sentative Edward Heating, of Colorado
also will deliver an address.
Arrangements have been completed
for a masquerade ball to be given al
the old Masonic Temple. Ninth and +
streets northwest, on February %. fol
the benefit of the Hebrew Home fol-
the Aged. 4T5 NJ street northwest.
The first exhibition in Washington
of the Lincoln Highway motion pic
! lures, sixteen films depicting scenes
along the great transcontinental high
way from New York to San Fracisco
, will be given under the auspices o
the Board of Trade at the New vii
lard, on February %.
The knights of Menus, more fn
military known as The Knockers.
: will combine their annual banque
dinner tonight at the Raleigh.
; number of prominent business me-
will be guests of honor.
Joseph W Folk, chief counsel of tn
= Interstate Commerce Commission, vii
address the Takoma Park Citizens AS
ISOLATION at its Washington's Birthda
4 celebration today, to be held in tn
Takoma Presbyterian Church.
i The Congregational Library will b
: open to visitors today from to l
p. IN. The law library and severS
other divisions composing the Sunda
: and holiday service will be open dur
!" ing the same hours, but the copyrigf
office and other branches will b
closed.
= The principal speaker mt the annui
y banquet of the Maccabees of the Dis
trict of Columbia. to be held tonigf
:. at the National Hotel. will be Repre-
;. sentative Fess. of Ohio. Represents
tives of 100 tents of the order in ii
r. District are expected to be present.
!. Officers and teachers of the Fourt
r. PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school will |
y elected at the annual meeting of II
members of the church tomorrow ev'
= ming.
DIR. -. NJ, Newman, president of How
ard University. and II. Martin viii
$ Jams, reading clerk OF the House
Representatives. will deliver a.
5 dresses at the ground breaking exc
E. cises for the new Mount Olive Bapt
Church, 1886 Sixth street northwes
this afternoon.
Bishop A. W. Wilson, of BaItimor
will deliver the sermon at exercis
. to be held this afternoon at o'clot
4 by the Mount Pleasant Southern NJ
"a Church, at PostofiCe Hall. Fourteen
= street and Park road northwest. Flo
), lowing the sermon the cOngregatic
|, will march to the site of the ne
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