The Washington herald., 1916-03-01
Ole Gown Grter

Mime. Thoumaian, wife of member
of the Turkish Parliament, will be the
principal speaker at a peace meeting
to be held under the auspices of the
Anti-War League at the Public Ii
brary tonight. Keplsr Hoyt also will
speak.
The Study Club of the Washington
Center of the Drama League will dis
I cuss PHILOSOPHY in the Modern
/ Drama, at a meeting in the Public
Library tomorrow night. The speak
ers will be Miss Sara Koenigsberger,
Miss Myra c. Hole and Betram Block.
King Solomon Lodge, No. 81, r. A.
| A. NJ, today at 2 o'clock will confer
the fellow-craft degree at Masonic
Temple at stated communication.
Junior Warden Charles F. johnson
will officiate, assisted by Senior Dea-
con Arthur c. Webb.
The Washington Drum and BugIe
Corps of the Boy Scouts will meet
tonight in the Naval Battalion Ar
mory.
The Christ Child Society will give n
tea at Rauscher's Friday from to
| 6, for the benefit of the literature
! fund of the tuberculosis Hospital.
!
book or small cash contribution.
Columbia Council, No. 443, National
Union. is arranging a series OF
monthly lectures. The first Of these,
by a Washington physician, will be
given March II.
The Association Of the Oldest In
! habitants OF the District will. meet
tonight at the hall, Nineteenth and H
streets northwest.
The Committee of One Hundred
will meet tonight at the home of Hen
men Jennings. Sheridan circle, for a
discussion of a change in the site of
the proposed central heating and
lighting plant.
| The Cranch-Tyler Home and School
Association will meet Thursday after
noon 1t o'clock in the Tyler School.
Miss L. G. Fox, superintendent of the
Visiting Nurse Society, will be the
principal speaker.
4 convention of the Hebrew soeie-
| ties. organizations and lodges of the
South will be held in Baltimore March
IL and Il. Julius Peyser will repre-
sent the District.
"The Mad King and "shepherd Lad
Of Bethlehem" will encounter the
giant Philistine tonight at Federal
City Lodge. / o. o. F., in Northeast
Temple. The champion degree team.
which will contest for honors at
Chattanooga next fall will exemplify
the first degree.
The Southern Association of the
Alumni of the Phillips Exeter Acad-
| envy will hold its tenth annual din
ner at the Shoreham Hotel Saturday,
at 7:30 o'clock. Among the guests ex-
pected are DR.. Perry, principal of the
| academy; S. Sidney Smith. of New
York. president of the board of trus-
tees: officers of the various alumni
associations, and a large representa-
ton from Baltimore.
Henry Gaines Hawn. of New York,
viii be heard in dramatic recital un-
der auspices of the BoIgiano Glass
and the Washington Readers Club at
Foundry Church tonight.
A mental and physical e1amIna ton
Of men for admission to the United
states Military Academy, at West
! Point, will be conducted at the Wash
ington barracks on March 81. by a
| board of army officers. The board
| will be composed of MATS. Carroll D.
Buck and Allie w. williams. Medical
| Corps; Capts. Thomas II. Emmerson
and John n. Hodges and Lieut.. Dom
aid A. Dawson. Corps of Engineers.
The cadets of Business High School
will give a minstrel show at the
school tonight and tomorrow night.
The show. which will be participated
in by companies f. G and I. will be-
gin at SIS o'clock.
4 benefit dunce will be given by
Stonewall Jackson Chapter, No. 20,
| United Daughters of the Confederacy.
at Hotel Lafayette tonight. Miss Nell
Compton are chairman and vice
chairman, respectively. of the recep-
ton committee. Bruce Cleveland is
chairman, and Frank B. Martin, vice
chairman, OF the floor committee.
There will he a stated communIca-
I ton of King Solomon Lodge. No. 81.
F. A. A. NJ. this afternoon at ,
O'Clock, in lodge room No >. Masonic
Temple. The fellowcrafts degree will
be conferred, with Junior Warden
| Charles P. Johnson heading the Off
cial line. assisted by Senior Deacon
Arthur c. Webb. Worshipful Master
Archibald J. Rose has extended an
invitation to visiting members.
| DIR. W. c. EIIenberger. assistan MT
chief of field inspection division, Blu
reau of Animal Industry, will deliver
an illustrated lecture on eradication
| of Texas Fever Tick" before the
( Washington Veterinary Medical Asso-
citation, a t the United States College
| of Veterinary Surgeons. 222 c street
northwest, Friday evening
| THE Worldwide Co-operatiye
! Movement" will be the subject of a
lecture tonight at Sis O'Clock in Pub
| lie Library by DR.. Harry W. Ladder,
of New York City, general secretary
OF the Intercollegiate Socialist Society.
DR.. Ladder is we'll known as an au-
thor and traveller.
The Vaughn Bible class of Calvary
! Church will hold its annual banquet
tonight in the Sunday school house of
the church, Eighth and H streets
northwest. A reception from to 1870