Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-21


chapter is to open new workroom at
1852 NJ street at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The College Equal Suffrage League
Will open its suffrage work for the
winter season at a meeting to De nero
tomorrow evening at 1926 Rhode Island
avenue northwest Mrs. William {.
Van Week. president of the league.
Will preside. and the principal address
Will be delivered by Miss Janet Rich-
ards.
Members of the Churchman'S League
are to hold their fall meeting at
o'clock Monday evening, October ". .
Rauscher's Rev. John Mockridge OF
Philadelphia Is to deliver an address
on the work of the diocese OF Penn
sylyania for the soldiers and sailors
during the last summer. A report is
to be made by a special committee OF
| the league, appointed to consider the
work which members of the league
may accomplish for soldiers and sailors
in and near the District of Columbia
/ 4 course of four lectures on "Busi-
ness Law Every Woman Should Know
lis to be given by John Paul Earnest
| under the auspices of the Young WON
ems Christian Association on Monday
| evenings. beginning tomorrow and con-
| tinuing to November %, at $50 o'clock
at the association building.
Miss Janet Richards is to he the
| speaker of the evening at the first reg
| ular winter meeting of the College
Equal Suffrage League, scheduled for
tomorrow at pm at the headquar-
| tiers of the National American Woman
Suffrage Association. 1926 Rhode Island
| avenue. The meeting is open to the
public and a large attendance IS eA-
/ pected.
At the annual meeting Of the Short
! ban
/ District of Columbia Friday night at
| the New Cochran Hotel the following
officers were elected:
| President. Herman II, Pechin; vice
president, John ". Hulse, and secre-
| tary and treasurer, ]. b. Corbett
| Additional members Of the executive
committee: Warren NJ. Mitchell. James
| X. Wick, George Reik and J. Chester
| Wilfong.
The annual reunion of the Grand
Camp of Confederate Veterans OF VIZ
ginia will be held at Petersburg Oc-
| tober "a. 20 and IS.
| The reunion will be for business only,
and all social features will be elimi-
mated. This is largely due to the
scarcity of accommodations. and the
veterans will be entertained in private
homes 1t is stated that a few of the
members of the District Camp of vet
Grams probably Will attend the sessions.
Virginia game authorities, birds and
other game are plentiful in all sec
lions of the state and attention is
called to the Virginia law requiring
hunter to have license to shoot, except
on his own farm. This law was passed
by the last Legislature.
"The Value of Organization Among
Women" will form the subject OF
discussion at a meeting of the Wom-
ans Wage Farmers Association this
afternoon at o'clock at I04 T street
Miss Jeanette Carter, president OF the
invited.
The soldier and sailor department OF
| the w. c. T. U. Is to hold a meeting for
| the men of the United States Soldiers
| Home in Stanley Hall at 3 o'clock this
| afternoon, at which Mrs. Ella Hoover
| Thacher, the national superintendent,
| is to deliver an address.
Charged with the larceny Of goods in
| Interstate shipment, Frederick W
| Lynch. twenty-three years old. $50 9th
| street southeast, was arrested yestery
! day by Detective Kelly. Lynch. 1t is
charged, stole furs that were In custody
| of an express company while he was
| In the employ OF the company.
| .When the World War WIZ Endo II
| the SUBJECT Of an address to be deliv
| cred by Blaine Newport. at meeting
| OF Valley of Hope Council, Independent
| Order, Sons Of Jonadab, In Pythian TEN.
Pile tomorrow evening. The fall campaign
| Of the organization will be inaugurated
by the grand council officers elected
| last week.
"NOtes ON Some United States Ba-
| trachians'' formed the theme of lee
ture, illustrated with lantern slides. by
r. w. Shufeldt. at a meeting Of the Bio
logical Society of Washington last
| evening at the Cosmos Club Other
| speakers and their subjects were T. s.
Palmer on "a Key to Ornithological
| Literature" and A. 8. Hitchcock on THE
Alpine Flora Of the Adirondacks and
the White Mountains"
The October council Of F'riendshir
Clubs, affiliated with tho 7. W. c. A. 1.
in session today at Vacation Lodge
Cherrydale. What girls may do in wal
time to help the government is one OF
the subjects which will be discussed.
John Poole. chairman of the Distrlc,
liberty loan committee. Is announced
to speak at the mems meeting this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the 18th stree,
branch OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
''Ways to Help Our Country I'm Tim,
Of War is the subject of an address.
to be made by John Bright Lord Of thu
fore the Christian Endeavor Society OF
Lincoln Temple Church this even.
ing at o'clock at the church. DIR
Cavaniss. a member OF the Officers Re
, servo Training Corps at Des Moines
| Iowa, will be present. Musical selec.
tons arc to be given by Mrs Charlotte
Wallace Murray and Miss Revellt
Hughes.
Enactment Of . law to establish
commission with power to license uni
, versities thereby eliminating fake" in
! stitutionA was advocated by the com
: mtttee on universities Of the Washing
: ton Board of Trade Friday after.
. noon. A bill providing for such com
mission was introduced at the last ses
sion OF Congress. but was not actet
Upon.
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