The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03
Ole Gown Grter

The Washington College of Law.
1917 New York avenue northwest will
give a course of four popular lectures
at the institution on Tuesdays in
March at O'Clock. Miss Marion Wes-
ton Cottle. Ii. NJ, of the New York
bar, will give three lectures on domes-
tic relations, covering such vital sub
Jects as laws of inheritance, custody of
the child, etc, on March Il and 81
Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey, Ii. NJ. hon
orary dean. will give the fourth lee
ture on the Minimum Wage" on
March IS.
William y. McNaIr. of Pittsburgh,
will speak on "Unitaxing Improve
ments' in the lecture hall of the CEN
trail building of the Public Library
on Monday evening at o'clock Mr.
McNair will tell how taxes are being
taken OF from improvements and put
on land values in his home city. The
lecture will be under the auspices of
the Woman's Single Tax Club.
A NOyenR of Grace in honor Of st.
Francis Xavier. of the Society of Je-
sus, Will be given in the Church of the
Immaculate Conception. Eighth and -
streets northwest, tomorrow and will
continue until March IL. A shrine
viii be erected containing a statue
OF St Francis Xavier and a relic of
the saint authenticated by a certificate
OF the Pope's vicar, Cardinal Pasocchi
will be exposed for veneration.
The Georgetown Alumni Association
will hold its annual banquet at the
Hotel Raleigh on Saturday night 1t
is expected that fully 500 graduates
VIII attend the festival session
The next full membershfp meeting
OF the Washington Board of Trade will
be held March 9 at the New willard
hotel Several matters Of Importance
including committee reports, are ex-
pected to come up for consideration.
o. p. Austin. secretary, will be the
principal speaker at meetings. Of the
principal speakers at meetings of the
National Geographic Society to be held
Masonic Auditorium. The subject of
the lectures will be "Mesopotamia."
For the benent of the Young wom-
ems Christian Home. a tea will be given
at Rauscher's on March IS, from 2 to
8 o'clock. Dancing will be from to
2 o'clock.
The Warrington branch of the
Young Women's Christian Association
viii hold a golden jubilee Of the
launching of the Y. W. c. A. work in
THIS country this afternoon at Y W
c. A headquarters.
At a meeting to be held In the office
"
DAY, committees appointed at a recent
meeting to draft bylaws and look for
quarters for the Commerce DEPART
ment Club will make their reports.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
VIII hold public meetings. with repre-
sentatiyes Of all interests concerned
on March and : for a discussion of
freight congestion in eastern termi-
nails.
mrs r. - LOugee will lecture on
Old Belgium" tomorrow morning at
4V:So O'Clock in the lecture room Of
All Souls Church, Fourteenth and L
Belgian children. The proceeds will be
sent through the war relief committee
OF the Twentieth Century Club. Of
which Mrs. Lougee is a member. Mrs
Ernest P. BiCknen is chairman Of tbiS
committee and Mrs. Frank Baker IL !
assistant chairman.
The tenth annual melting oT III.
southern Industrial Educational AssO- |
c,atlon viii he held at the willard on /
March lb. c. e. Calhoun, the vice
president of the organization. will !
speak on "Feuds of the Southern
Mountains"
The Park View Citizens Association
WIN hold its annual meeting in the
hall OF the Whitney Avenue Christian
Church, Park road. near Georgia ave-
nue.. tonight at o'clock
The Kentucky State AssOcIntIor -
the District will meet at the New En-
bitt House on Monday night at &
O'Clock. musical and literary nro-
gram has been provided for the mem
oers Of the society. Henry S Baker.
excise commissioner, will preside
A buffet luncheon for the benefit q, 4
the Home for the Blind 1850 r street, !
VIII De served Friday and Saturday at q
the Old Masonic Temple 4
The Dent School MOthers' Club will
meet today for n discussion of the sub
Ject, "Ideal-The Mothers Viewpointr .
Mrs. c. II. Butler. president Of the club Il
will preside