Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-01

Home of Truth, 22oo goth street north
west, this evening at o'clock and
Sunday morning at II o'clock by Mrs.
May Wiggin of San Francisco.
A second class In sewing has been
opened at the Wilson Normal School
Community Center. where there is still
room for several pupils. Those who
come are requested to bring their pat
terms and material ready for work. A
sewing machine and an electric iron
are needed for this class.
The following additional cOntribu-
lions to the fund for manufactures
being raised by the Chamber of Com
merce committee. headed by Joseph
Berberich, have been received: Joseph
Strasburger. $40: William H. Saunders,
IS: Chandlee & Chandlee, IS; W. c: Sui
livan, $40.
Miss Eleanor De Witt Ely Is to he
the soloiSt at a meeting of the Georgia
Society to he held Tuesday night in
the Raleigh Hotel.
Omcer~ for the ensuing six months
are to be elected at the December bust
ness meeting of the Kinnear class of
Young men of Calvary Baptist Church
this evening at the home of the teach
err Mrs. ]. Il. Kinnear. 20 California
street northwest.
.That the President ~ the United
of the Popular Vote is to be the sub
iect of n debate of the forum of the
Georgetown University Law School this
evening in the school building. The
affirmative is to be upheld by Thomas
J. Milan and William Shaffer. Robert
z. ]. Whalen and Joseph l.. Trambley
are TO present the negative argument.
Fox hunting. beasling. n raccoon and
possum hunt and a foot ball game
featured the opening of the new Halle
wood Golf and Hunt Club at Seabrook,
Md. yesterday. Col. Arthur f. Randle.
president of the club, and L. II! Shuler
Were i'll charge.
George f. Farrell Of the Department
of Agriculture is to give a demonstra-
ton in canning at a meeting Of the
Home Economics Association Tuesday
afternoon at 3:45 o'clock in the Morse
School. The public is invited.
For the benefit of the new wOmen's
dormitory at Cornell University. the
Cornell Women of Washington enter
tanned at a reception and dance at
Rauscher's yesterday afternoon More
than 500 guests attended. A feature of
the afternoon was the receipt of news
of the Cornell-Pennsylvania game by
special wire. Mrs. c. Jessica j. Donnel-
~ was chairman of the committee in
charge.
Edward =. Steele IL address the
Society for Philosophical Inquiry on
PHILOSOPHY as Related TO Poetry" at
it's meeting tomorrow at pm. at the
Public Library.
4 free Thanksgiving dinner wns
served to the poor yesterday al the
christian and Missionary Alliance
Chapel. about fifty persons partaking
OF the feast. Religious services were
held at II am, $3.50 and pan.
Lake Tahoe. the Bis. Trees of Cali
f,rnia and Yosemite Valley" was the
theme 81 = lecture 10y Rev. DR.. Charles
- Mclean. pastor Of the DCuglaS M +.
church. last evening at the church. The
lecture was illustrated with stereopti-
con views. \ large audience was
present.
Fire in the cellar at the store Of
Samuel Goldheim * Sons. 1856 eth
street, yesterday afternoon did slight
damage. The large amount Of smoke
that poured from the building when
the front door " as opened by firerneI
suggested the possibility of a SERIOUS
conha2rttion. Smoke filled the ad JOIN :
ing store, but did no damage. Nothing
was found by the firemen to suggest
the origin Of the fire.
Mrs. =. &. Robertson of BIS Bird stree,
northwest was presented with d purse
containing 50 in gold by a number OF
her guests at Il Thanksgiving dinner
held yesterday. Dr. Walter {. Murphy
made the presentation address. aftel
which Mrs. Belva Lockwood made
ra.ply for Mrs. Robertson
\ musical program was rendered by
= male quartet and Miss irene Robert
sou.
\ meeting Of the Conduit Road CHI
ZcHS' Association is to be held Mouday
evening AZ 5 o'clock III st David:
Parish Hall A special program ha.
been arranged.