Evening star., 1917-03-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Omcers are to be elected at n meeting
lof the Johnson-Powell Parent-Teacher
Association tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock in the assembly hall of the new
Powell School
Mrr. umble. chairman of the Fnyette
county, Pennsylvania, organizations
is announced to speak at the Suffrage
tea this afternoon from to c!ock
at national suffrage headquarters' 1870
Rhode Island avenue She VIII relate
her experiences in the Pennsylvania a
campaigns for suffrage. The public is
invited.
| Several important matters nre sched-
uled to come up for consideration at
meeting of the Northeast washington
Citizens Association tomorrow evening
at o'clock in Northeast Temple LIN
and II streets northeast. Some or the
matters to be discussed are a report of
| the committee on schools relative 10
| crowded conditions of schools ana
resolution from the committee on pub
| lie utilities relative to the proposed
| hve-cent fare.
| Miss Virginia BIackhend of the Pea
| body Conservatory of Baltimore is TO
| give a harp recital tomorrow evening
| at Sis O'Clock in the assembly hall of
the y. NJ. G. A. under the Joint auspices
| of the Peabody Club of Washington
and the Y NJ. {. A She will be assist
| ed by Mrs Mary Fuller Fink of Balti-
| more and Henri Sokolov.
| "DeveIopmcnt and Maintenance of
| Good Teeth" is the subject of lecture
| to be given by DR.. X. G. Richardson
| before the gymnasium classes OF the
! Y. NJ e. A. tomorrow evening at ':f3
| O'Clock This is one of the series OF
| lectures on safety First" which is be
ing given at the association.
| Don Carlos Ellis of the forest service.
| Department of Agriculture. lS an
| nounced to speak on our NatloHal
| Forests" Wednesday evening AT A;io
| O'Clock at the y. NJ c. y. The lecture
| is to be illustrated with slides and mo-
| tion pictures. The public is invited.
The Cleveland Park school and COM
munity Association is to hold us Mditl'
meeting Friday evening at o'clock at
I the John Heaton School 3ith and Low
/ ell streets Miss Mabel Boardman IS to
! speak on the work of the Red cross.
ARRANGEMENTS for the annual ban
| ouet of the Georgia Society are 10 be
| discussed at the monthly meeting to.
morrow night in the New Ebbitt at
o'clock.
Spanish war veterans are invited 10
honor St Patrick by assembling at the
sound of taps in the residence of Capt
Joseph p. McCrink, HIS New Hamp-
shire avenue, March Il.
Kentuckians visiting in Washington
are invited to attend the monthly meet
ing of the Kentucky state Association
Wednesday evening at o'clock IN the
white parlor of the New Ebbltt Hotel,
according to announcements sent out py
r. +. Adams, the president
Mrs. Giles :. Rafter. president of the
National Congress of Mothers and the
pareut-teacher associations, Will be the
guest of honor at reception by the
Weightman section of the Parent
Teacher Association of the Grant
Toner Wei ightman schools Tuesday aft
ernoon. in the assembly hall of the
Weightmau. Mrs. Rafter viii speak,
musical program has been prepared
and a group of seventh grade pupils
will dance in costume.
The annual ST. Patrick's day novelty
dance and oyster roast of the Wash
ington Lodge of El<s is to be held Sat
urday night. according to announce
ment made by the organ committee.
The entire Elks' Home will be thrown
open to visitors. oysters will be
served in all styles. There Will be
dancing in the ballroom and local and
professional talent will entertain.
There will be two addresses at the
social service conference of the diocese
of Washington Friday morning at IL
o'clock in St. Johns Parish Hall. 10th
street. near H northwest. DR.. Elnora
c. Folkmar will speak on the "Wom-
ans Evening Clinic. Its Social Service
Features and Benefits to Wage Earn
ers' Mrs. Ida Myrth will review the
social service legislation of the last
Congress.