The Washington herald., 1917-11-08
THE TOWN CRIER.
The civic section of the Twentieth

The civic section of the Twentieth
Sentury Club will meet today at IL
o'clock at All Souls Church. Mrs.
Frederick Coville will preside. Rev.
DR.. Charles Wood. of the Church of
the Covenant, will speak of The
Churches in War Time"
Mrs. Leisenring and Miss saun-
ders will be hostesses at the Thurs
day night dinner of the Arts Club,
2O17 1 street northwest. The sub
Iect will be "Potpourri."
A ten for girl students of George
Washington University is to be
given Saturday afternoon from : to
o'clock at the National woman's
Suffrage headquarters. 1926 Rhode
Island avenue. All George Wash
Ington alumnae are invited.
Capt. Charles ID. shackelford, of
Company A. Home Rifles, has called
a drill OF the company for today at
headquarters, 1924 H street north
west. Every member has been or
dered to be. present.
Tae meeting of the womnn's
Guild of Sibley Hospital. which was
scheduled to have been held yester-
day. has been postponed until to-
morrow morning, November Is, at
IL o'clock, at Rust Hall.
kit Carson Post, No. 2, g. A. r.,
Is TO hold q meeting this evening at
s o'clock at Grand Army Hall, 1872
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
fhis will be annual inspection night
Of the post, and officers for the en-
suing year will be nominated.
Michigan Alumni will meet at the
Wilson Normal School. Eleventh and
Harvard streets northwest, next
Monday at p. m. Many alumni In
khaki will attend.
Exercises marking the installation
Of the new motor fire engine at No.
III engine house on Fourteenth
street, between Irving and Kenyon
streets, will be held Saturday night.
Commissioner Gardiner will formal
ly turn over the engine to the resi-
tents with an address. The response
will be made by Frederick ]. Rice,
president of the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association.
.The Significance of the Eiee-
lions" will be the subject of an ad-
iress by Jennie McGhee. secretary
II the Socialist State committee Of
/ -OlOIdoOg a.
Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth street
northwest.
At the home of Mrs John A.
logan, 1888 Thirteenth street north
west, the pillow department of the
legion Of Loyal Women will meet
or work this morning, starting at
20 o'clock.
Hhe knights of Columbus Drama
/ ic Club will present a one-act play,
The bareback" tonight at Carroll
Hall. The proceeds will go to the
I Vincent de Paul Society of st. Pat
'ick's parish. Those who will take
Iart are: Miss Nina Pairo. Miss
charlotte Pairo. Miss Anna Ford, S.
q McCarty. Arthur White and Ed
ward Hall.
The nrst meeting of the law class
4 1s17-1S of the Washington Chap
er of the American Institute of
Banking will be held in the chapter
ooms, 1914 F street. tonight at 5
,'clock.
The Housekeepers Alliance will
told its meeting at the College
gomen's Club, 1892 I street, this
,fternoon at 3 p. m.
The MyrtiIIa Miner Normal school
Community Center will consider the
proposition of community-buyinsa at
meeting tonight at $3.50 o'clock.
Hiss Cecil Norton, general secretary
Z the work in the District. will at
end and lead in the discussion. Mrs.
sabrielle Pelham, community secre-
ary, reports the classes in knitting,
lain sewing, crocheting, music,
nilitary drill and rhythm dancing
IL being we'll attended.
Motion pictures showing soldiers
rst-aid packets and phases of war
ctivity and a lecture by Field
gent W. E. Longfellow are offered
5 entertainment at '1and-and-
Tater-safety" meeting to be held by
he District of Columbia chapter OF
ne American Red Cross In the Ma
onal Museum auditorium, Tenth
nd B streets. this evening at