The Washington herald., 1917-03-15
The Toun Crier
4 meeting of the Pocahont.. M

office. in the District Building. DR..
Erwin +. Smith, of the Bureau of Plant
Industry. is to speak.
The Story-telIers' League In to give
an evening of Swedish stories, dances
and songs in the new ballroom of the
Hotel Powhatan this evening at s.
o'clock. 1t is expected that Miss Jenny
Larson. the Swedish singer, and Ed
Guard Albion, the English baritone,
VIII be the honor guests of the club.
A meeting of the woman's Guild of
Sibley Hospital is to be held in Rust
Hall at II o'clock this morning. Mrs.
Duncan Richmond, chairman of the
music committee. has arranged a spe-
cial program for this meeting, includ-
ing vocal selections by Miss Viola
Schippert and Mrs. Florence Price
"How to Nurse the Public HEALTH
will be the subject of discussion by
the civic section of the Twentieth Cen
tury Club at IL o'clock this morning
at the All Souls Church, Fourteenth
and L streets northwest.
"Why Became n Suffragist" IL to be
told by several speakers at q meeting
of the Elizabeth Cady Stanton Suffrage
Club this evening at the Public LII
brary. The speakers are to be Miss
Catherine Drayton, of the public health
service; Miss Sarah P. Grogan. a mem
Der of the District bar. and Miss Viola
Kaufman. formerly a teacher in Cali
fornia-
DR.. r. w. shufeIdt will read q paper
on The Mud Minnows of the Family
Umbridae." before the Aquarium So
ciety of Washington. in the geological
laboratory of the George Washington
University. 2o25 street northwest
tonight at o'clock.
aSThe Artistic Development Of WASH
ington" is to be the topic Of a lecture
which Col. William W. Harts. in charge
of public buildings and grounds, will
give before the newly formed Woman's
City Club in the ballroom of the Cairo
this evening at o'clock. Gen. Nelson
A. Miles also will be a guest Of honor
Of the occasion.
The fourth OF n series Of lectures On
the Federal Reserve act will be given
of the Washington Chapter Of the
American Institute of Banking this
evening. The lecturer will be Milton
c. Elliott, a member of the Federal
Reserve Board.
The executive committee Of the Tech
High School Alumni Association will
meet at the home of its secretary, Miss
Dorothy E. Crisp, 63S E street northeast.
this evening at O'Clock. Plans for the
Eastern High School Alumni Association
to Marshall Hall on June will be dis
cussed. John w. Hardell, president OF
the association, will preside.
The second meeting of the Washing
ton branch OF the Society Of American
Psychologists will be held at o'clock
tonight at the Health O1ice, District
Building. Newer Studies on Crowngan
Bacteria with Special Reference to Tumor
L NinV1 will 6A oaI IT,
win F. Smith, of the Bureau Of Plant In
dustry.
Mrs. Paul Hudson. wife Of the editor
of the Mexican Herald, who had q num-
Der of unusual and interesting experiences
during the rapid political changes in the
Mexican capital just prior to the recog-
milton of the de facto government, is to
talk on Mexico at the Arts Club, 2ol7
street northwest, tomorrow night.
The Aquarium Society of washinx-
ton will meet this evening at o'clock in
the Geological Laboratory Of George
Washington University, 2o25 street
northwest. THE Mud Minnows Of the
Family Umbridae," will be discussed by
DIR. r. w. Shufeldt.
DR.. ID. Carlos NJ. de Pena, Minister to
the United States from Uruguay, and
Charles P. O'Neil, former Commissioner
of Labor, will be the principal speakers
at the thirteenth national conference on
child labor, to be held in Baltimore, COM
mencing March o.
The General Alumni Association OF
George Washington University will hold
reunion and a reception on the night
of April II at Raucher's.
The Elementary Graded Sunday
School Teachers Union will hold its next
meeting in st. Paurs Lutheran Church,
Eleventh and H streets northwest, to-
morrow night at 7:45 o'clock. Miss Mag
gle Wilson will conduct the Junior con-
terence.
The Drama League Players will pre-
sent four one-act plays at the Wilson
Normal School in April. TRAINS" by
Miss Evelyn Won Emig; THE Brink Of ST.
lence," by Miss Esther E. Galbraith;
and 'Coranda's Wooing," by Miss Mary
Kirkup are announced as three of the
plays. The fourth will be announced
later
The Real Estate Brokers' Assoeia-
ton will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in
the rooms Of the Chamber of Commerce.
The association will be addressed by
James Sharp. lar1a holder 0tstrtat