The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
THE TOWN CRIER

electric line. Sunday the mixers will
start at 2:l5 o'clock from Cabin
John and follow the trail along Rock
Kun. The starting point Sunday is
10 be Cabin John Bridge. q. A
Gs,mbs will lead both walks.
A shack TO school, drive poster
exhibit is to be seen at the Public
Library, the work of eighth grade
pupils of the Washington public
schools. The drawings will be on
exhibition until March 3.
Prof. Mitchell Carroll, director OF
the Archaeological Institute Of Amer
lea. is to give five illustrated lee
lures at the Central Y. NJ. {. A. on
Wednesday evenings. The dates and
subjects are announced as follows:
February 26. Palestine in the Time
of Christi: March 5. "PauTs Mission
airy Journeys"; March IL. Paul at
Athens; March l9. Paul at Co.
rinth." and March 2S, Paul at
Rome
Meeting of the AssocIs tion for the
Advancement OF Progressive Educs-
I ton will be held at Studio House,
1910 Connecticut avenue northwest.
/ on the night OF February 2S. not this
evening, as was inadvertently an
nounced yesterday. Stanwood Cobb.
executive secretary. and Eugene r.
Smith, Of Baltimore. will present the
aims and plans OF the association.
! Under direction of Martin Rich
ardson. musical director OF the Y. II.
T &. A, a musical entertainment will
! be given tonight at Eagle Hut.
Among those who will take Bart are
I Mrs. John Chase, Milo b. Atkinson,
( Milo B. Atkinson, jr-. Judge Parker.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin CaIlow, Miss
/ Richie Mclean and Mr.. Richardson.
! Mrs. Aldridge is TO be accompanist.
! Lives and works OF cotemporary
women novelists viii be discussed by
! Miss Alice Hutchins Drake before
! the Y. W. c. A. booklovers' meet
ing Monday night. Wednesday
afternoon at 5:l5 o'clock Miss Drake
| will repeat her lecture on The Mir
scle Of Words"
! Under the direction of the Polish
| Mothers Of Washington q Polish No
! tional costume dance the first Of its
| kind, is 10 be given for the benefit OF
/ destitute Polish children, at Carroll
Hall, s24 G street, Monday night. A
sers~s Of tablesux will be arranged
! depicting Polish life. Tickets may
be procured at Droop's music store.
Catholic women of Washington
, are requested to meet Sunday after
Ninth and q streets. to make ar
rangements for participation IN the
''welcime home parade"
The Red MoEen DovId of wash
ington will hold mass meeting
1 tomorrow night ct so O'Clock at
the synagogue at Sixth and 7
streets. following a house-to-house
collection in the morning
.Nutrftious Sandwiches" will be
the subject discussed in Wilson
Normal Community Center class un-
der the direction Of tho home DEM
onstration Office, Department OF AE-
riculturc. MOnd:.y evening at 80
o'clock. Registration for the course
may be made at tho Office Of Wilson
Normal Community center
The Marine GIee Club. which made
a big hit when they sang here Two
weeks ago. will sing again tUmor-
row afternoon at the regular COM
Z lilNl4NN SlIE al Nfllll'-A II = 70 SCHOOL
at p. m. In addition to tho club
chorusos Two Of the Marines. =. \.
Best. tenor. and F. +. Rhuades. bari
tone. will render solos . special
feature viii be tho nov Hostess
House Song" composed by Gilbert
! Wilson. tn" song leader ~ Ouantico.
to be sung by Mr. Wilson and the
entire club.
Charles W. Needham, Of the Inter
stat" Commerce Commission. will
IsPCak at the regular Sunday night
lecture at Club No. &. 9lS Tenth
street northwest. His subject will
be Tho League OF Nations"
To-day is sMassschusett. Day" Mt
the Wsr Camp Community Club.
1914 Massachusetts, avenue This
afternoon there will he a general re-
ception to which all people from
Massa Churett< arc invited. This
evening Senator Weeks and John
Hays Hammond will speak.
l.. O. Armstrong. just returned
from overseas Red Cross work. will
lecture at the House Of the Temple.
Sixteenth and streets northwest.
next W edneSGaN evening