The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
Ole Gown Grter

A homecoming gathering will be
neld tonight by the Burnside Post and
corps In the hall of the post TO meet
the department commander and STAFF.
DIR. Harvey w. Wiley viii deliver
talk on Food and Health" at the
Y. NJ. C. A. tonight. The lecture will
be one of a series to be given by the
association. ....-.---.
Miss Emma Goldman, socialist, will
give four examples of Irish drama in
lecture tonight in the Arcade. The
Following night she will lecture in
the same place on The Message of
Ansrchism."
Miss Hendrika Van der Filler, daugh-
ter of the late royal chaplain of Queen
Wilhemena, will deliver lecture this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at woodward
q Lothrop's auditorium on what Hol-
land has done for a million and a half
Belgium refugees
An Illustrated lecture ON aAmerican
illustrators" will be delivered by
Thornton Oakley, of Philadelphia, be-
fore the Washington Society of Fine
Arts in the New National Museum
Monday night.
An open meeting of the District Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs in the PUP
lie Library at o'clock Saturday aft
ernoon will be featured by an ad-
dress on Washington School Gar
dens," by Miss Susan b. Sipe, of the ].
ormond Wilson Normal School.
The Holy Name Society of Holy
Trinity Church will be addressed by
Patrick J. Haltigan, reading clerk of
the House, in the parish hall Of the
church tomorrow night. The meeting
will launch a campaign TO enroll 1000
members by Easter.
Masons of less than a years stand
ing will be the guests at a smoker
to be given by Harmony Lodge, No.
II, at Masonic Temple at 5:45 o'clock
this evening. Talks on Masonry will
be delivered by Past Master Roe Full
kerson, Carl H. Claudy and Past Mas
ter Robert H. Young.
The Northeastern Suburban CItixens'
Association will hold its regular
monthly gathering this evening at s !
Episcopal Church. /
will hold its regular meeting at 8 |
o'clock tonight at the office of the
George S. King Company, 2OO1 Mich
OILS avenue. Maurice Otterback is
president of the association and |
George w. orem. jr., the assistant sec
rotary.
A film photographed by ii. T. CowI- |
ing, of the Reclamation Service, Of |
the Grand Canyon, Canadian Rockies, |
and other interesting visiting places |
will be shown by the Simplex Photo
Products Company at a meeting of the |
Federal Photographic Society in the |
auditorium of the New National Mu-
scum on Friday evening at S:I5 |
o'clock.
DIR. K. NJ. ParIett. of Baltimore, will |
give an illustrated lecture at the |
Terminal Y. M. c. A. on Echoes from |
Booze" this evening. Delegates from |
the Water Wagon Cuban organi- |
Zation of Baltimore & Ohio Railroad |
employes-will be present and short |
addresses will he made by 7. E. Stacy, |
Junction, Ohio.
George Washington University will
debate the University of Pittsburgh |
on Friday night at o'clock in Pub
lie Library on the question. Resolved. |
That an International Police Force |
Should be Established to Enforce In
ternational Treaties and Agreements |
and to Preserve International Peace"
The Chemical Society of Washington
Will meet at the Y. NJ. c. A, 1885 G |
street northwest, at o'clock tomor-
row night. H. H. Curtis, of the Blu
reau of Animal Industry, will deliver
on Chlorine With Special Reference |
to the Formation of Chloracetic Gas"
A. Seidell, of the Hygienic Laboratory,
will talk on The Isolation of Vita
mines from Brewers Yeast" and r. r.
Williams, of the Bureau of Chemis-
try. will talk on The Chemical Ma
ture OF Vitamines."
The Chemical Society of the George
University will hold its |
annual melting tonight at s o'clock in
the medical building, 1925 H street
B. Ford, of the Bureau of
will give a paper on Liquid
Air" The peculiar properties of liquid
air will be demonstrated by a series
Of new and interesting experiments.
Miss Margaret Haley, of Chicago,
who is interested in organizing a trade |
union of public school teachers here,
will speak tomorrow night at Con-
gressional Union headquarters, Cam
eron House. A special invitation has
been extended to school teachers. Fol-
lowing the address Miss Haley will be
a reception by the Congress
sional Union.
The BrookIand Citizens AssocIa ton
will hold its monthly meeting in the
Masonic Hall, Brookland, Friday even
ng at o'clock. A large attendance
Of the members is expected to be
present