The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
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Compulsory arbitration of Industrial
disputes will be the subject Of the an
nual debate between George WASH
ington University and the University
of North Carolina, about December 10.
The annual charity tea OF the
Washington Hospital for Foundlings
win be given in the buildings of the
institution, IT'S Fifteenth street
northwest. on November 20.
. The PennsyIvania Society win meet
tomorrow. A card party and dance
viii be given. with John J. King as
chairman OF the committee on dancing.
An oyster roast and dance will be
given November by the Washington
Lodge of Elks at the clubrooms on H
street. Election returns will be re-
ceived. Funds will be raised for q
pipe organ.
The Washington Beagle Club will
hold its second annual trials, begin
ming November 6. at Bradley Hills, Md
Many out-of-town entrants have sig
niied their intention of being present.
Thomas D. Griffith. of Gaithersburg.
will be Judge. All trials will start at
s o'clock. W. W. McGregor. of 1850
Spring road. secretary of the club, is
receiving entrants names.
An exhibit I'm nature study, which
has been prepared by the senior stu
dents of the Wilson Normal School. is
now open to the public in room 26 of
the Wilson Building, Eleventh and
Harvard streets northwest, from 9 a.
m. to p. m. 1t will continue through
out the week.
Harmony Lodge of Masons will keep
open house in the banquet hall of
Masonic Temple next Tuesday night.
beginning at 8 o'clock. A private wire
win be run into the room so that cleo
ton returns may be had promptly.
The washington Hospital for Foun-
dlings will hold its annual charity tea
In the buildings Of the institution,
,l715 Thirteenth street northwest, on
November 20.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians,
Division No /, will hold it's first
smoker of the season Sunday after
noon. Joseph A. Daily, president. and
his stan of officers plan to make this
a banner year for Division No. 1.
The Citizens Northwest Suburban
Association will meet in Masonic Hall,
Tenallytown, tonight at o'clock.
The Republican State Committee of
the District and the League of Repub-
Ncan State Clubs will hold a smoker
and entertainment at 1874 H street
northwest tomorrow evening at S
o'clock
. p. T. Moran, president of the Cham
Der of Commerce. will address a meet
ing of the Carbery School Alumni AS
ISOLATION on November "a. Oflcers will
be elected at this meeting and plans
discussed for the creation OF a fund
to aid graduates of the school to at
tend high school
The District Chapter of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution will
meet this evening in the New Willard.
The trustees of the CoreOran GAL
lery Of Art have announced a special
exhibition Of water colors by Rear Ad-
public view in the special exhibition
room Of the gallery from now through
Friday. November 10.
SLessons from the Little Known
a series of Sunday evening sermons,
by Rev. Edward B. Babgy, at the CO.
lumbia Heights Christian Church,
Park road, near Fourteenth street,
will be begun Sunday.
District Commissioner Louis Brown
low will preside at the Democratic
rally in the Btjou Theater. Ninth
street and louisiana avenue. tonight.
Speakers will include Clarence J..
snelIings. The Wilson and Marshall
Democratic Association will receive
election returns Tuesday night at the
New Ebbitt.
The committee on streets and ave-
nues Of the Washington Board of
Trade will meet Friday at 4:15
o'clock IN the board rooms to draft
its annual report William @. Hen
derson Is chairman Of the committee.
GsaIesmanship and Advertising IL
the subject of an address by Isaac
Cans to the students of the Business
High School this morning.
The Commerce branch Of the Fed
eral Employees Union will meet Mon
day night in the Oldest Inhabitants
Hall. Nineteenth and H streets north
west Members OF the Census Bureau
Union will meet at 7:45 o'clock to
elect a board Of mediation.
The woman's InterdenomInationaI
Missionary Union will meet today at
. o'clock in St. Paurs English Luth-
eran Church. Eleventh and H streets
northwest. W. n. P. Anderson, ma
tional secretary for India, Mission to
Lepers. and Mrs. Anderson will be the
principal speakers.
Albert Lee Thurman, Solicitor of
the Department of Commerce, will be
the principal speaker at a political
mass meeting in Library Hall at
Chevy Chase, Nd, tonight at 8 o'clock
CARABA0 TO DINE DECEMBER 16.