Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-09

The parliamentary law section OF
the Twentieth Century Club met tins
morning at 1915 o'clock with Mrs. NJ.
X. Campbell at the Mendoza apart
ments. Mrs. l.. &. Bethel. aothor of a
book on parliamentary law, presided
The Unwilling of the picture of the
dean. Miss Emma NJ. Giliett. was the
chief event at the social gathering of
students and alumni of the Washing
ton College of Law Saturday night.
The service flag was lowered and put
away for special occasions. Music
and dancing followed.
The 10th Regiment. r. 4. Il. d.. ex-
service men. will meet tomorrow
night at s o'clock with SerCt. Maj G..
Il. F.. Key at the Soldiers Club. POLL
Georgia avenue.
Capt. Milton }. Bryan. late of the
Motor Transport Corps with the A. +.
+. in France. has been transferred
from the post of American vice con-
sui Cette, to SiarritZ. France. Capt.
Bryan was dismissed in July and re
commissioned in the Reserve Army
in October.
Washington Camp. No. sos. sons of
Confederate Veterans. Will hold
benefit dance Mon"ay evening at the
New Willard. tenth floor ballroom.
Tickets may be procured from the
adjutant. at ga 22d street.
The Womep's MiSsfonar. society of
Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church.
;; 14th and Meridian streets. will meet
tomorrow morning at II CLOCK TO
celebrate the golden jubilee Of mis-
sions in the PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Mrs f. p Stock6r:dee. Mrs. J. A.
Travis Mrs. ]. Mills. Mrs. F, f.
Edsington and Mrs. Charles Grand
field will speak.
The California State Associate ion
will meet Thursday evening at the
Thomson School. 18th and l. streets
Representative John f. Baker viii be
the principal speaker. Music and
ments will be mad" for "Ealifcrnia
night" at the Raleigh. when the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the asso-
citation will be celebrated.
The biological Society of Washiug-
ton will meet Saturday night At s
o'clock in the assembly hall of INC
Cosmos Club. Election of officers
will be held.
Because Of the continued Illness Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Maxwell, the National
Quartet will not give its program to-
night in the auditorium of Central
High School. The community opera.
night instead.
The annual prize ball and dance of
the Poale Zion Society will be held
tomorrow night at $50 o'clock at the
old Masonic Temple. 9th and F streets.
"Save Our American Babies" NATL
nee benefit for the Florence Critten-
ton Home will be held this afternoon
at the Knickerbocker Theater. Baby
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The class for leaders in social rec
reation will be held tonight by the
Community Service for Club No. 8. at
e1S 10th street. c. H. English will be
in charge.
The National Community Chorus
will be dedicated to the people of
Washington tonight at Trinity
Church, Sd and c streets, and the pub
lie is invited.
Miss Blanche Jenkins will he the
hostess for the Community Service
party at Club No. tonight at 1908
Pennsylvania avenue.
Brig. Gen. r. &. Marshall. jr.. chief
of the construction division of the
War Department., will be the principal
speaker at a joint meeting of the
Franklin Institute of Pennsylvania
ana the American society Oh EnSl-
neers in Philadelphia December II.
A Spanish program under the aus
pieces of the SpanishAmerican Athen-
cum will be given tomorrow night at
| $50 o'clock at the Thomson School
! 18th and L streets. Addresses will be
made by DR.. Guillermo A. Sherwell of
| the international high commission
and Edward linda of Puebla, Mex.
The Pen and Ink Club, a society of
non professional WRITER'S recently
J elected the following officers: NJ
Weddell Hart, president; Eugene c.
DietZler, vice president; Lillian C.
| Belden, secretary; Birdie Harris
treasurer, and Edward F. Daas, edi-
| tor. The club will publish the Blot
! ter. quarterly magazine. The next
| meeting will be held Saturday at the
| Thomson School.
| The Navy Yard branch of the Gov
| eminent Recreation League will hold
| a dance tonight in the Elks' Club on
! Fl street between 9th and 10th
| streets.
| The Sons Of the Revolution OF the
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