Evening star., 1917-04-13
..Nematots of E,res., Water Aauaria,,

"NematOts of Fresh Water Aquaria'
was the subject OF a paper by
the Aquarium Society of Washington.
held last evening at o'clock in
the geological laboratory of George
Washington University, 2025 G street
northwest.
The last complimentary dance OF the
Naval Gun Factory Band is TO be given
at old Masonic Temple. 9th and +
streets northwest, Tuesday evening.
Henry u. Douglas of Massey. Md, and
frequently a guest of friends in this
city. is unconscious in a New York hos
pltai. suffering with pneumonia, ac
cHrdiuS to news which reached here
tofay. Mr.. Douglas is supposed to have
two sisters residing here. and a num-
ber Of his friends are today endeavor
ing to locate them in order TO acquaint
them of their brothers Illness.
4 community dance. under the aus
pices of the Parents League. third divi-
sion of the public schools. is to be given
this evening at $50 o'clock in the GYM
naSium of Wilson Normal School. 11th
and Harvard streets. The proceeds are
to be for the community center fund.
DIR. Joseph j. T1inyoun. bacterioIogist
OF the health dep; -ment. is to lecture
before the gyInu SUM classes of the
Young Mems Christian Association
History of Preventive Medicine" The
lecture is open to men.
Miss yfctoris siddons is TO lecture at
the Young Mems Christian Association
this evening al Sis o'clock on Drama
tic Art" and give number of readings
from Sha kespeare. she will be assisted
in a program of ShakeSpearean read
fngs and music by Misses Elizabeth
lecllie. Emma Cohen. Marie MacCourt
Marie Hansen and Emma Bender.
The Won UnschuId Club. composed of
students of the Won Unschuld Univer-
sity Of Music. will furnish the program
at the weekly lobby concert at the
Young Mems Christian Association
Monday evening from to s o'clock
Mrs J. j. Stahl and Misses Constance
Finckel, Virginia Schwab. Margaret
Murray, Belle Robinson. Marion Wat
son. Mabel Anderson and Ethel Coffin
viii appear on the program.
Announcement was made today by
Mrs. +. l. Pleadwell. chairman of the
finance committee of the woman's board
of Columbia Hospital fer Women that
1851 WAS secured through the tag day
campaign last Saturday. The friends
cf The hospital and the public in gen
ersl Were thanked by the board for the
generous donations given TO the insti-
tuition.
Comparison, between methods of sell
ing motor cars and life insurance poll
cies was made by Claude Miller. an au-
foInohile dealer, in an address before
the Washington Life Underwriters AS
ISOLATION At a meeting in the rooms of
the Washington Board of Trade last
evening. The association decided to
place itself on record as indorsing the
stand taken by President Wilson in re-
lation TO Germany.
G. 4. Gaurbs is to be the leader of the
wanGerlusters of Washington on their
inc Crrraf low 20
meet at 36th and NJ streets northwest
where they are TO take either the 1:44
or 2:i4 pm. car for Great Falls. They
are TO get of at Balls Hill and will
walk almost due north to the river.
thence UP the Potomac. making a stop
at the mouth of Scott's run. From this
river course or are to go along the
high range TO Bullneck run.
T1e necessity of preserving. the birth
place of George Washington as a ma
tiOnal landmark was discussed by
Joseph J. Kiefer at meeting of the Cali
fornia State Society, held at the Sem
ate Hotel last night. other state So
cieties in Washington were urged to
work for the project in "a resolution
which was passed at the meeting. In
the absence Of Representative John 1.
Nolan. president of the society. Secre-
tary Conrad Eogel occupied the chair.
..fren Centuries of Religious Art' was
George Julian Zolney. the sculptor last
night before the Arts Club of wash
fngton. at 21i7 I street northwest.
4n Easter dance was given by Diyi-
sion No. ., Ancient Order of Hibernians
last night at Eagles Hall. 9Th and Z
streets northwest. The hall was dec
GRATED wi-h flags. The chairmen Of the
committees in charge were: John ].
Dolau, reception; IT. ]. Casey, decora-
tiOns: William J. Boyle, distribution OF
tickets; Robert J. Barrett, door and hat
box: J.. j. Clancy, floor and music; p,
Il. Gallagher, printing; NJ. p. sullivan
publicity. and James J. sullivan, re-
shIIIeG.ts,
An elaborate program of vocal and
f1i=t rli:ucutal music viii be heard in q
concert for the benefit of the American
National Red CrCSS on the night of
April - at the Hotel Powhatan. The
concert Will be given in the ballroom
at S pm. aud viii he given under direc-
tion Of Arthur Green. There VIII be a
chorus Ct thirty persons.
That the United States should have
universal military training was the out
come Of debate between teams repre-
Feutiug George WASHINGTON UniverSit '
and the University Of Pittsburgh. a the
Public Library last night. George
Washington UHiyersity's team was the
victor. The winners were W. +. Kemp
II. A. Brock and Andrew e. wilkins
whiIe the team from Pittsburgh. com
Trist2 y. W K0ruhouSer, J. 4. Snyder
and J. r MiliiE.U. Dean Wilbur of the
local Institution presided. Judges were
Justice HItZ Of the supreme Court oi
the District OF Columbia, cato Sells
commissioner Of Indian affairs aHt
william i. King. chief counsel Of tfe
reclamation service.
..EI,c Famous W omen of Israel, is Il
be the topic Of Rabbi Abramson for
special sermon TO be delivered thi.
evening AT o'clock in Above Sholem
Temple. 5th and l streets northwest
Dr. Abramson viii conduct a specia
prayer service Saturday morning at IL
o'clock for the dead.
'.BuIbuI,r the comic opera, Is to b.
presented by the Sacred Heart Dramatic
Tkeatcr, for the benefit Of the day
nursery and social service department.
Of Providence Hospital.
The n.ass meeting of the faculty, stu
dents and alumni of Georgetown Uni
versity TO take steps which will put tn,
university on record for preparedness
which was scheduled for tomorrow
evening in the quadrangle of the uni
Ne-sity, has been postponed until early
next week AS soon as the steps neces
sary to be taken at the War Depart
n1ent have been completed it is expect
ed that an officers reserve corps Will b.
started.