The Washington herald., 1919-02-22

the Chamber of Commerce. GIL
Twelfth street northwest. There
VIII be card parties. dancing and
music.
The Central Labor Union will hold
dance IN Odd Fellows Hall on St.
Patrick's day.
Daniel c. Roper. UaiteS States
commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
VIII address the Merchants and
manufacturers Association on the
new revenue law at a special meet
ing TO be called within the next ten
days.
meeting Of delegates from va
rlous organizations in the city and
suburbs viii be held IN the upper
haiI at zoos E street northwest, next
thursday evening. for the purpose
OF discussing ways and means Of
obtaining an adequate street rail-
way service at reasonable cost.
The District Of Columbia Fedora
ton OF Women's Clubs will meet
IN the board room of the District
suiiding next Monday evening at s
o'clock.
busineks meeting of the A.soci-
alton OF Oldest Inhabitants will he
nero To-Day at II a. m. at the Union
engine house. Nineteenth and "
streets northwest. There will he an
address by Representative Addison
T. Smith, of Idaho.
A corporate communion for all
churchmen of the diocese OF Wash
lngton will be held today at S a. m.
IN the church of the Epiphany.
All nurses of every cIass are re-
quested to I'LL out a QUESTIONABLE in
oroer TO give accurate informa [ ion
to the government as to recourses
in case OF need in the District. They
are urged to send names or call at
Red Cross teaching center, 1910 G
street northwest
The Washington Club of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania Alumni will
celebrate founders day with a din
ner at the University Club tonight.
The Ohio Girls Club will give an
entertainment at the Wilson Norma
School this evening. There will
be dancing from until o'clock
when the formal program is TO
begin, the latter including several
songs by Mrs. Newton d. Baker and
a short address by Senator Pome-
rene. All Ohio citizens, particular
ly Ohio men in uniform, are invited
A drama study class under au-
spices of the Washington Center OF
the Drama League will be opened
February 81 in the Board of Trade
rooms. in the Star Building The
classes will meet on the second and
fourth Thursdays of each month.
Red Cross unit members of the
College Women's Club are urged 70
send in reports by today il they de-
sire the medal for the work.
A majority of the business houses
Of the District have signified their
intention OF closing at l o'clock to-
day. Washington's birthday.
The Minnesota women employed
in the departments will give a dance
to Minnesota men in uniform to-
night at $50 o'clock. All Mime
sotans are invited.
The Dsughters of Isabella will
give dance tonight from $50 to :
o'clock at Sixth and D streets south
west, for the benefit Of the soldiers
tobacco fund.
WsshinEton's birthday dance
will be given under the auspices Of
the war activities Of ST. Patrick :
Church. in New Carroll Hall, 924 G
street northwest. tonight at S:3C.
The Political study Club will he
entertained at the home of Mrs. w
NJ Stoner, 1921 Rhode Island avenue
northwest, this afternoon at
o'clock. On account of death in the
family Of Mrs. Appleton p. Clark
who was to have entertained the
club. the change is made in the place
of meeting.
J. y. Rose, retiring president OF
the Biological Society of Washing
ton. will give an illustrated lecture
on botanical explorations in Ecuador
at the 592d meeting OF the society
to be held at S o'clock tonight in
the assembly hall Of the Cosmos
Club.
The Organization of war workers
in Washington from Minnesota will
give a Washington's birthday dance
to Minnesota men in uniform. this
evening at $50 o'clock at the Grover
Cleveland School. Eighth and 7
streets northwest. All Minnesotans
in Washington are invited.
students of the typewr.ting class
of the Dunbar Night High School
will devote this evening to en-
tertaining the soldiers at the War
Camp Community Club No. 3. 2oll
Georgia avenue northwest. Motion
pictures. singing and speeches arc
included in the program. Dancing
is also one of the features.
Marshall o. Leighton. copsuItiug
engineer. will speak 60 members OF
the Washington Society of EnSi-
neers on the evening Of March =. Al
the Cosmos Club. on Great Falls
Power and Its Relation to tho Dis
trict of Columbia" The meeting
was postponed from last nIGht.
The third session of tho interdc-
nominational mission study class
reviewing the mission textbook
Women Workers of the Orient
will meet today at . o'clock IL
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church South. Massachusetts ave
nue. and Ninth street northwest.
DR.. Abrnm Simon will address the
members of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation this evening at thu
temple on the subject of "A Mos
Important Question Relative to thu
Bolshevik Movement A specia
meeting of the congregation will b'
held following the regular services
| for the purpose of passing upon '
resolution to be presented on th'
above question.