The Washington herald., 1916-02-01
Ole Gown Gr,er

III Ole Gown Qrier i
Quoted daily this week until Friday by
the department of Bible schools of the
American Christian Missionary socie-
| ty In Vermont Avenue Christian
Church under auspices of the Chris
tian churches of the District and vi
cinity.
Revival services will be conducted
every night this week except Saturday
\ at Dumbarton Avenue NJ. Y. Church,
! Georgetown. by the pastor. Rev. d. H.
Martin, assisted by Evangelist a H
Martin.
The North Dakota Assecistien of the
District will meet tomorrow night in
room 141, Senate Office Building. The
annual banquet of the association will
be held February 22 in celebration or
the twenty-seventh anniversary of the
admission of the State into the Union.
Competitive examinations for the
selection of q candidate md two alter
! mates from the District for admission
to West Point Military Academy will
be held at a. m. February Is ana
16, in the Franklin School Building.
by the graduation in June of Aaron
Bradshaw.
The National Retail Liquor Dealers
| Association of America will hold it's
| annual dinner tomorrow night a. Ma
tional Hotel.
The ST. Patrick's Dramatic Assecia-
tion will present a three-act comedy.
entitled "A Good Fellow" tonight in
| Carroll Hall.
The Washington District weman's
| Missionary Society will hold its an
nual banquet tomorrow night at Q
o'clock in Metropolitan NJ E. Church.
The guest of honor will be DR.. Mary
Stone, head physician of Danforth
Memorial Hospital. Kiu Kiang, China
A teacher training class will be
held in the parish hall of Epiphany p.
| z. Church, 1915 G street northwest, at
4:45 o'clock on the afternoon of Feb
ruary II. Is. IS. %, and rs. under
auspices of the board of religious edu-
cation of the diocese of Washington.
The Rational Defense League will
be addressed tonight in Public LII
brary by clifford Pinchot formerly
chief OF the Forestry Bureau. on
| Conservation. a Basic Factor in Ma
tional Defense" ellison Gardner will
preside.
The Mems Club of Grace Episcopal
| Church. Georgetown, will hold it's
semi-monthly meeting tomorrow night
at o'clock in the parish hall. Wiscon-
sin avenue and South street
| The Feast of the Purificat tion will be
| observed in Catholic and Episcopal
churches tomorrow with special devo-
| tions. Candles will be blessed in the
| Catholic churches for use on the all
tars during the year.
The Navy League of the United
States will hold it's eleventh annual
convention at the New Willard on
March 81. IS. 2s and 80.
The teachers and parents of pupil,
| of the Cranch and Tyler schools will
be addressed at the Tyler School at ;
o'clock on Thursday afternoon by D.
| A. Edwards, former president of the
| Federation of Citizens Association, on
the proposal of the District Commits
sioners to abolish the Board OF Educa-
tion.
ST. Johns Church, Sixteenth and II
streets northwest, will have special
| services at noon tomorrow in COM
memoration of the presentation OF the
child Jesus in the temple. Holy COM
munion services will be held at noon
| Thursday.
| The Columbian Debating Society of
! George Washington University will
elect officers at a meeting on Friday
night at New Masonic Temple.
A two-week mission will be inau-
| gurated next Sunday at Immaculate
Conception Church. Eighth and n
streets northwest, by Rev. J. c. Krick-
ser and Rev. Joseph P. Turner, two
Redemptionist missionaries.
Engineering Society will be addressed
tomorrow night at Sigma Nu Frater-
| OF the College of Engineering, on
The History Of Engineering"
The Georgia Society of the District
will be addressed tonight at the Ra-
leigh by Representative D. NJ. Hughes,
of Georgia.
The Menerah Society of George
Washington University will elect ofTi-
GERS at a meeting next Saturday
night in the assembly hall of the Arts
and Sciences Building. 1923 G street
northwest.
A beneft for ChIldren's Hospital
will be given on the night of Febru-
ary IA at New National Theater, un-
der AUSPICES of St. Msry's Guild. The
attraction will be the play. ''On
Trial"
The Columbia Heights Cltisens' A.
| sociation will meet tonight at s o'clock
in the ballroom at the Arcade, Four
teenth street and Park road.
The advisory board of the Alumni
| Association of Central High School