The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
The Toun Crier
The Immseuiate Conception Alumni

annual meeting IonlsnL al tno coA1esesi
The Choral Club of the Y. w. G. A.
will meet this evening at 7:45 o'clock |
at 1870 New York avenue. under the |
direction Of Mrs. A. NJ Blair.
The Mission study Glass of the Y. |
w c. A will meet on Wednesday |
evening at o'clock at the association |
headquarters. On Saturday at 1880 p. |
m the current events club will meet. |
The Central District Study Glass on
Void Mission and World Peace (the /
new study book Of the Women's For |
eisn Missionary Society. will meet on
wednesday At p. m. in the Young
woman's Christian Association Annex,
Fourteenth and @ streets northwest.
Mrs. Farncis NJ. Mccoy viii preside.
A reception and dance for the mem
bsrs Of the Arts Club, followed by q
public reception, will mark the open
ing of the club, at 2017 I street north
west, tomorrow evening.
Gamma sigma Chapter of the Phi
Mu Sigma Fraternity will hold
dance tomorrow evening ct Dempsey's
boathouss, Thirty-sixth and Water
streets.
The Mems Club of Christ Church
parish will meet at the rectory, 31l2
o street. this evening at o'clock, for
the election of officers.
The TakOma Park Civic Study Club
will meet November 7, IN, the Takoma
Park Library.
Members of John RsvrIins Post, No.
l, Department OF the Potomac, g. A R.,
will celebrate the hftiern anniversary
OF the founding Of the post at meet
ing in G. A. R. Hall next Thursday
night Patriotic exercises will feature
the program.
The American Association of Pas
senEer Agents will hold its annual
convention here, beginning October II.
The Retail Merchants Association and
the Chamber Of Commerce will tender
the delegates dinner.
Marion Butler, former Senator from
North Carolina, will address the
Hughes Club at its regular meeting
this evening at $50 O'Clock in the club
headquarters, Fifteenth and streets
northwest.
A mass meeting In the interest of
the Democratic national sicket will be
held in Convention Hall on October
20. It will be under auspices Of the
Wilson and Marshall Democratic As
ISOLATION.
The KaIlipoIIs Grotto Drfn Corps
will give a Halloween dance In the
willard Hotel Tuesday evening, oc-
tober 81, from to IL o'clock Fancy
dress will be appreciated. but masks
will not be permitted.
The nrst meeting of the season Of
the New Hampshire State Association
will he held this evening at 81
o'clock at the Dewey Hotel. George
L Whitford, Of the local bar. will
preside in the absence Of Representa-
tive z. H. Wason, Of New Hampshire.
A farewell reception to Rev. DIR.
William R. Wedderspoon, retiring pas
tor Of Foundry NJ z. Church, will be
given in the parlors OF the church on
tomorrow evening. The committee on
arrangements includes William L.
Clarke, Harry o. Hine and Andrew
LukeL
The Indiana Society viii hold its
hrst meeting Of the season in the New
Ebbitt Hotel, tomorrow evening at
o'clock.
The next meeting of the PineJ
Branch Citizens Association viii be held
tonight at o'clock at Iowa Avenue N.
z. Church Committee reports on the
summers work will be presented.
A Sget-tOgether1 dinner for mem !
bers Is to be given by the University |
Club Saturday evening. October IL. at
1880 o'clock. A program OF entertain
ment is to be feature.
The Board of Trade get-together
dinner, to further q membership cam
paign, will be given in the Continental
Hotel tomorrow with Charles J. Wa
ters. odsu g. Smith and George H.
Macdonald as the committee in charge. |
The officers and advisory board of
the Bethel Literary and Historical
Association have completed plans for
the seasons opening tomorrow at y
o'clock. Prof. William Pickens. presi- !
dent Of Morgan College. Baltimore,
will speak on the topic, The New
Negro"
The Shakespeare Society of Wash
ington. Mrs. Mary z. Craigie, presi-
dent, will hold its first monthly meet
ing OF the season tomorrow even
ing, at Lyonhurst, Va. Shakespeare's
comedy. Loves Labor Lost" will be
produced by the study class, under the
direction Of Mrs. Eleanore Newton
Buckler. assisted by Arthur B. White.
The Capitol Hill Literary Society
will open its twentieth season this
evening at 7:3O o'clock, at the home
Of the newly elected president, Mrs.
Matte Queen Ewing, 1907 r street
northwest The address Of the even
ing will be made by the retiring
president, Mr.. E. V. Carr. The other
officers Of the society include william
G. Kent, first vice president; Mrs.
Laura B. Lawson, second vice presI-
dent; Miss J. V. Pearce, corresponding
secretary; Mr.. E V. Carr, recording
secretary; ]. W. Davis, treasurer; Dr.
Frear, auditor.
The LangdOn Woodbridge Citizens
Association will hold a meeting on
Wednesday night at the residence Of
DR.. J. r. Hamilton, 3135 Twenty
fourth street northeast, at 1880
o'clock.
The Real Estate Brokers' Associa-
tion, tonight at the University Club,
will elect officers and a new execu-
tive committee The committee on
appraisals is also to be chosen. Dur
ing the past year certificates Of ap-
praIsal were issued by the associa-
tion aggregating nearly a half million
dollars in value.
The Lambskin Club of Master Ma
sons will hold a ladies' night to-
night at s O'Clock. This club con-
sists Of employees Of the Washington
Navy Yard and number 100. The Ladies'
Auxiliary will furnish the entertain
ment- The FraternaI Band will be
present President z. c. Ford will