Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-13

X II.
viola; Fritz \. Mueller. violoncello-
The Community Singing Society. I'M
der the direction of y. w. Harmed, is to
hold its final rehearsal this evening at
7:+5 o'clock, in the auditorium of the
Central High School, of the music the
society is 60 furnish at the dedication
exercises of the new Central Hlgh
School. which are to be held Friday
evening at o'clock.
"Picturesauc Hawaii- is the subject
of an Illustrated lecture to be given by
Rev. DR.. John W. Wadman of Honolulu:
before the Junior Epworth League of
Lincoln Road II. E. Church Friday
evening at 7:i5 O'Clock.
Representative Tom Stout of Mon
fSna and former Gov. A. NJ Dockery
Ct Missouri are scheduled to speak at
the annual banquet of the Missouri
i'u-~ni Association of Washington. to
be held al Wallis cafe tomorrow even
ing.
Col. w. W. Harris. superintendent of
'Nic buildings and grounds, deliv-
cred an illustrated lecture on THE
10y OF Washington" last night at the
public Library before joint meeting
- re New Hampshire and Maine state
societies.
Arrangements have been made by the
c:non as Memorial Association for
meeting Thursday afternoon at 4:30
y CLOCK at the I1Olei beIieNut
"The Development OF Personality
Through Literature" was the subject
of a lecture by DIR. ]. Berg ESenwein
before the Community Workers last
night at the ]. Ormond Wilson Nor
rnal School.
Mrs. Ida Hustled Harper is to speak
a. the headquarters of the American
National Woman's Suffrage Association
morrow morning on the prospects of
c,,Tf lN.fT,r
ration, on the war situation. advisa-
bility of submitting the peace or war
issue to a referendum vote and on the
Willingness of the women of the coun-
try to serve the nation as needed. The
lecture, which is the third in the course
under the auspices of the Suffrage Fed
Grafton of the District of Columbia, is
scheduled for IL o'clock.
Mrs. Mary E. Bradley was granted
to-day by the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia Il limited divorce
from Arthur r. Bradley. Justice Hitz
also signed an order prohibiting Brad
ley from interfering with or molesting
his wife in any manner. Attorney
Clarence W. Tignor represented Mrs
Bradley.
William d. Mahoney, secretary of the
Anti-War Lea que. is to deliver an adj
dress at the peace headquarters of the
International Brotherhood Welfare AS
iai17r at 500 11th street northwest
THIS evening at o CLOCK several mem
btls OI Congress also are expected to
attend the meeting and give short ad-
dresses.
Mrs. Margarita 5. Gerry is to speak
at a meeting of the Parent-Teachers
Association of Brookland tomorrow
evening at o'clock at the Brookland
School
Representative John 1. Nolan, presi-
dent OF the California State Associ-
ion
Heney. remembered for his graft prose-
cutions, is to be a speaker at the ban
Guet of the California State Association
in entertainment of inaugural visitors
Justice Joseph Mckenna of the Su-
Ireme Court and Secretary Franklin K
Lane of the Interior Department are
also to be speakers The banquet is to
be at the New Ebbtt House, tomorrow
Isadore Goldstein has been elected ns
financial secretary of the Young Frol-
ickerS' Club. Four new members also
have been elected. The first rehearsal
for the minstrel show that the Young
Grolickers will give in the near future
was held Sunday.
senator In Toilette will he the prin-
ciP&f speaker at a meeting of the
Washington Branch of the Shakespeare
Society Friday evening at SIS o'clock.
at the Colonial School, 18th and Q
streets northwest. Mrs. Samuel Bur
leigh Milton has arranged an elaborate
musical program for the occasion, in
GLIDING harp solo by Mrs. George a.
Armes. a piano solo by Mrs Thomas p.
Newbold. a flute solo by Col Philip S.
Harvey. and number by the quartet.
Prof William L. Werner, Russian
tenor, will also sing.
Justice Hitn of the District Supreme
Court has signed decree authorizing
the International Manufacturing and
Mining Company to change its cor
porate name to the international Man
ufacturing Company. Attorney T. l..
Giles appeared for the company.
The Playhouse "inJunction against
.oise" proceeding was again post poned
today until Tuesday, February 20.
Former Justice Daniel Thew Wright
who. with Attorney Frank J. Hogan.
is representing the owners of the prop
erty. was engaged today in a trial in
niral Schroeder's case against the
Playhouse was called for hearing.
Justice Stafford directed the postpone
ment.
MoIlie Miller has sued the Shoo-
maker Company for $4,000 damages
els inning that July 25, 1916, while she
was near 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest delivery wagon OF
- '"~r company collided with
her, hurting her to the ground and
left leg and otherwise
limb and body, so that
She will be permanently crippled a
result OF the injuries Sne is repre-
scented by Attorney Alvin l.. New
myer-
Beatrice +. Connolly has fled suit In
the District Supreme Court for an alb
solute divorce from Spencer b. Con.
nelly. They We're married April II
1909. and separated in 1914. The wifi
charges cruelty and misconduct and
napaes n correspondent. She is repre-
scented by Attorney Edward Mascolo.
Police are trying to find relatives o
coiored man who dropped dead on
st..et between North Capitol and Isl
streets last Saturday This morning
t~c body was identified that of AL
bert Porter. but the person who made
the Identification knew nothing OF TIT
dead mfn's relatives.