The Washington herald., 1916-12-04
The To,pn Crier

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"A HnzieaIe for the blind Will be given :
in pavilion Z at the Library OF Con-
gress tomorrow evening at s:l5 o'clock
by Edward Chamberlin and Miss Helen
stone, accompanist.
The North WashinEton cftizens' A.
sociation will meet in the n. p Gage
school, Second and V streets north
west, at s o'clock this evening. rheV.
Z 8 Mott will address the oeeting on
The Government Of the District or
Columbia"
tfhe CItIzens' Aszoeiationr Of Chev1si
nChass. d. c. VIII meet on "wednesday
evening at 8 O'clock in the Chevy Chase
Schoolhouse. Frank 9. Bright will
peak OF some experiences on a recent
rip to England and Scandinavia.
stonewan Jackson Chapter. No. 10,
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
win be hosts at tea and needlework
sale, followed by dance. at the Con-
federate Memorial Home. 1922 YER
mont avenue. from to 1880 o'clock
today.
Rev. w. n. wedderspoon, ID, D., Of
ture at Foundry NE. Church tomor-
row evening at 5 o'clock. The sub
jeet of his lectVre is Backbone"
II is to be given under auspices of the
Young women's Hope missionary So
ciety.
The annual Bazaar and Christmas
sale. under auspices Of the women of
All Souls Church, will be held at the
New willard today. and tomorrow.
There will be dancing and cards this
evening and a sale of fancy articles
tomorrow. The entertainment is un-
der direction of Mrs. Charles L. Rob
bbns. Mrs Jacob s. Miller. Miss c.
tE. Newton and Mrs. L. l. Morrill,
~he- Petworth woman's Club WIN
meet this evening In the Petworth
school Building. when the civic COM
mittss will entertalnssTith r Christmas
party. .-,s
The Ladies' 3uxfIiary of Eagles viii
meet this evening at s. o'clock in
Eagles Hall. Sixth and E streets
northwest
baEaRr for the benefit OF the Prov
ence Day Nursery will be held at
fe nursery 4Os third street south
Fast. today and tomorrow, from l
<to 10. There will be q sale of fancy
and useful articles and refreshments
TheaCOIunbIa Heights Citisens' As
ISOLATION will meet tomorrow night at
o'clock in Post ONCE Hall, Park road
Just west of Fourteenth street.
The Freshman class of Georgetown
Cniversjty Law School will have Its
annual smoker in the New Ebbitt
4ApUse this evening. K Wallace Pugh.
chairman of the committee having
the arrangements in charge, has en-
listed the services of several vaude-
willie artists and talented members of
the class.
The OPtimIst Club ofsfhe First Unit
versaTist Church will meet tomorrow
night at the Church of Our Father.
The New Housekeeper" will be dis
cussed by Miss Lydia Fox. and The
Librarian" will be the subject of Dr.
janis A. Roberts.
sd TIE Conduit Road CItisens' Ass0cia-
aosefp viii meet tomorrow evening at 8
..,ck at St. David's Parish Hall
havr}rn.ide Post. No. 8. G. A. h, will
Nevi q banquet and entertainment at the
ber Ebbitt Saturday evening. Dscem-
Ladies, nd Society of A.e. p.
1stre Church, Wisconsin avenue. near NJ
eye4st win give 4 supper tomorrow
T. ping ia the. parish hall. Mrs. 8.
HT. Sterrett and Miss Katherine
y dbber are In charge Of the arrange
: hents
X The District Braneh Of the American
Pharmaceutical Association, will meet at
the National College Of Pharmacy sos I
street northwest, this evening at 8
o CLOCK a SympOS1um on Lne U. ,. Hnar-
macopoeia TX Will be presented and the
subject discussed by Drs. w. NJ. Barton
and Noble P. Barnes. from the stand
point Of the physician; and DIR. w. s.
Hubbard and H. c. Fuller, from that Of
the chemist and pharmacist
The monthly meeting OF the Oldest
Inhabitants' Association will be held
Wednesday at 1880 o'clock at the Un-
ion Engine House. Nineteenth and H
streets northwest Geo. w. evans,
chronicIer of the association. will sub
nit his annual report. The associa-
tion will celebrate It's ffty-hrst ami
versary Thursday at the Ebbitt House.
reception will be followed by a.
banquet
meeting of the Washington branch
OF the National Story Tellers' League
will be held at the home of Miss l. NJ.
Fox. 1913 NJ street northwest, Friday
evening at s O'Clock. Christmas
stories will be featured.
Nine. MOuntfOrd will lecture at
Douglas NJ. f. Church in connection
with the Bible Scouts movement. Her
topics will be The Ministry of the
Master"
Cotton manufacturers Of the United
States used more raw cotton in March