The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
Ole Gown Gr,er

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The Society for Philosophical Is-
quiry will be addressed tomorrow aft
ernoon ct 4:45 o'clock in Public L.
brary by Rev. DR.. Edward e. Richard
son. professor of philosophy at George
Washington University. on THE Linz
its of Science"
The New Hampshire Association will
meet Monday night at o'clock in the
woman's Christian Temperance Union
pariors. 522 Sixth street northwest. The
guests will be Senator j. II. Gallinger.
of New Hampshire; Representative c.
A. Sulloway. of New Hampshire, and
Representative w. H. Carter, of Massa-
chusetts. A reception will be rendered
Representative e. II. Wason, of New
Hampshire.
The Young women's Christian Asse-
citation will celebrate New Members
Night tomorrow evening at s o'clock
at headquarters. 619 Fourteenth street
northwest. The members committee In
charge of the program is composed of
Misses Myrth. Tatts, Tyrell. and Wat
son, and Miss Miriam Barstow, mem
bership secretary of the association.
Mount Vernon Commandery, United
Order of the Golden Cross. will initiate
new members and install new officers
at a meeting tenight at Pythian Tenn
pie.
"Crime and Its Causes" will be the
subject of a lecture tonight at Trinity
NJ. e. Church, Fifth street and Seward
square southeast. by Rev. w. Z. Edgin,
chaplain of the District workhouse
farm at Occoquan, Va. The meeting
will be under auspices OF the Trinity
Bible class.
The Washington Council of Jewish
Women will celebrate it's twentieth
anniversary with a musical next Thurs
day afternoon at Rauscher's. The
feature of the program will be the
playing OF Elias Brecskin. a young vio-
iinist. who first appeared before the
council seven years ago at the age OF
IL. Vocal selections will be given by
Mrs A. Julian Brylawski, contralto, and
Mrs. Selma Selinger Danforth, soprano
The CItisens' Northwest suburban
Association will meet tonight at 1880
O'Clock in Masonic Hall in Tennally-
town.
Secretaries of commercial organise
tions in the large cities of the United
States have been invited to attend a
conference with officials of the Bureau
of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. to
be held here February 4, to develop CO.
operation between the Department of
Commerce and these civic organiza-
tions.
The Park View Citizens Assoeia-
tion will be, addressed at a meeting to-
night in Whitney Avenue Christian
Church by Prof. Edward ]. Ward, for
merIy of the University of Wisconsin
on What Are We to Do with Our
New Park View School?"
The National Geosrsphic Society will
be addressed this afternoon and even
ing at New Masonic Temple auditorium
by Arthur Stanley Riggs, for many
years a resident of France, on France
from Sea to Sea"
A conference of lighthouse inspectors
from all parts of the country. to con-
slider means of improving the light
house service. will be held here Janu-
ary 20 under direction of Secretary of
Commerce Redfeld.
The West Virginia Society will be
addressed tonight at the New willard
by Representative n. NJ. Neely.
The eornerstone of the new home of
the American Federation of Labor at
Ninth street and Massachusetts, avenue
northwest, will be laid at noon tomor-
row. The stone will be set by Samuel
Gompers. president of the federation.
Secretary of Labor Wilson is scheduled
to speak.
The Socialist party OF the District
will resume its social suppers tomor-
row night at 6 o'clock at headquarters
SI1 E street northwest. The organiza-
ton will be addressed Sunday night by
Samuel Solomon on Why i Am OPP
posed to Socialism" Representative
Myer London will lecture before the
organization Tuesday night at Pythisn
Temple on "Anti-Militarism and Pre-
paredness."
The Collegiate Club will he sd-
dressed on Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in the vestry. rooms of the
Eighth Street Temple by DR.. Alexander
Lyons, a rabbi of Brooklyn. HIS topic
will be The Jew in American Life
DIR. Joseph A. Friedman will contribute
musical selections and Sol. S. Gleuck
will give a dramatic reading.
The seIf-Goyernment League of the
District is planning a mass meeting 10
be held in the near future at Public
Library to arouse greater interest in
self-goyernment.