The Washington herald., 1919-02-08
THE TOWN CRIER

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Nine. II. Laman Trip, Of the Meth
erlands, will lecture on "Old Dutch
Folk Tales" before the Y. w. c. A.
'Booklovers" next Monday evening
at o'clock. The "Booklovers'
meetings are under direction of Miss
Alice Hutchins Drake, who will re-
sumo her informal lectures on Feb
| ruary II.
The Pet,:orth women's Club has
perfected plans for a reception to be
given by the club to nifty wounded
soldiers from Walter Reed Hospital.
The Columbian Heights Group OF
Bahais have invited a number of
progressive bodies UP to their hall,
3l24 Eleventh street northwest, this
evening at 8 o'clock, to listen TO
short addresses on Reconstruction"
by some of their speakers, William
V. Mahoney, Judge Gilbert Q. Ma
ttons and others. The public is in
vitcd. Music, clocution and light
refreshments will be provided.
Women from Indiana are invited
to tea this afternoon between 4
! Women's headquarters. 1623 IL street
northwest. Mrs. Miles PoindeXtcr,
wife of Senator POindeXtcr, will
supcrintcnd the celebration of In
diana Day"
Memorial services for Theodore
Roosevelt will be held at Kcith's to-
morrow at 1880 a. M. Admission
VIII be free to the public. but it will
be necessary to obtain cards from
the current sale box office thus reg
ulating the character and size Of the
audience. The orator will be United
States Senator Miles Poindextcr
ID. D., LID, chancellor of the Amer
lean University, will deliver the in
vocation at the midwinter cOnvoca-
ton exercises of George Washington
| University on February % in tho
new Masonic Temple auditorium.
The adjourned annual meeting of
the American National Red Cross
will be held at National Headquar-
ters in this city on Saturday, Feb
. ruary 10.
"New Thought and the Future
Life is the topic of an address to
be delivered by James A. Edgcrton
at the meeting of the New Thought
Association at Rauscher's, tomorrow
at p. m.
samuel saIoman will deliver an
address on abraham Lincoln
Christian or Frccthinker." before
the Peoples Church. next SUNDAY at
| ] | Il. m.
Private DeIzeII. formerly of Wash
Ington, who is first assistant ser
geant-at- arms of the Ohio house of
/ representatives has announced him
self for the same office at the or
ganlzation Of the next House at
Washington.
special exhibition of the work
OF American I.aint"rs will be held
IN tho CorCoran Art Gallery today
and continuing until next Thursday.
The Mount Pleasant Citizens, As
sociation viii meet tonight at S
o'clock at the Brown Betty Inn
Sixteenth street and Park road.
The first masked BAH and Mardi
Gras of the season Will be given at
Old Masonic Temple next Monday
evening. jazz band is promised.
Grafton Winthrop Minot, of I4I4
twentieth street. who served as a
lieutenant in tho army until dis
charged in December. will sail for
Franco today on tho AdriatiC. at
taChcd to the American commission
to negotiate peace. Mrs. Minot will
accompany him.
The Kappa Alpha Fr,tcrn,t,
alumni and actives. will hoId a
smoker at their chapter house, 1905
haIorama road, tonight. The prin-
cIpal speaker will be Col John Tenn
pie Graves. Leroy S. Boyd will talk
on the ancient Kuklos Adelbhon of
the South.
The Missouri Society will hold its
annual meeting with buffet supper
and dance at the Washington club
annex today at s p. m. Officers of
the society and the Missouri deIega-
Aon IN Congress will be in the re-
ceiving line.
The Ohio Girls Club will give ,
dance at Wilson Normal School this
evening. All Ohio citizens and SOL
diers invited.
Denis A. Mccarthy, of Boston. for
several months connected with the
knights of Columbus Committee ON
war Activities, will address the Cal
vert Club. II Dupont Circle. tomor-
row evening. Men in uniform and
war workers are invited
retreat of three d,ys for h
students began at St Cecilia's Acad-
emy Wednesday Nmorning, Rev
father French. of the Missionary
Band of the Congregation of the
Holy Cross, is conducting the excr-
cises. The sisters of the Hold Cross
IN charge of the academy have en-
tended cordial invitation to for
mcr pupils and aIumnac members
to make the retreat. Th, ever |
cis"s will close this morning.
The War Camp Community Scr
lc" VIII stag" an all-star vaudeville /
r'Nu" tonight at Central High |
School for the soldiers at WaItrr
Reed Hospital and at camps near
tn" city. Among those who will !
participate. hll Washingtonians. are
Il. Woodland Gates, Camille Little
Martin Richardson, Flora BrvIaw-
ski. Ruby Raymond and Jzctta
Jewell.
National University Law schooI