The Washington herald., 1919-02-20


Maj. Phillips, in the absence of Mr..
Houston b. Peehee, the president.
The arrangements will be completed
for a reception to Senator Robert
L. owen. All oklshomans are cor
daily invited.
"Three Gems frSm a Divine Cas-
ket' is DR.. Henry Allen Tuppers
subject. First Baptist Church, Six
teeuth and o streets, this evening
prayer meeting, Social service from
6 to before the prayer meeting
with supper.
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 VIII meet on the second and
fourth Thursdays of each month
Daniel c. Roper, United states
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
will address the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association on the
ing TO be called within the next ten
days.
Preeressiye Council No. ., Daugh-
ters of America, will give a dance
free to the men in uniform at the
Naval Lodge Hall. Fourth and Penn
sylvsnia avenue southeast. today at
s:45 p. m.
A public meeting to discuss plans
for continuing the system of pre-
senting plays by amateurs which
has been so successful in the train
ing camps will be held at o'clock
.. m, tomorrow in Carroll Institute
Hall, under the auspices Of the
Washington Center OF the Drama
League. Barrett H. Clark will
speak on The Use of Drama in
land Holt on The Community The
ater-What and why
Gamma Phi Beta will meet to-
night at the home or Mss Dorothy
, Derge. 24l5 Twentieth street il is
announced.
The annual .fsthers aud sons
banquet will be held tomorrow night
at Gao o'clock in the boys dePart-
ment OF the Y. M. {. a. Speakers
will include Maj. Raymond w. Pull
man. superintendent Of police. and
Col. Eugene y. Sanctuary. OF the
War Department.
The Lambda Society will give its
February dance tomorrow at Ter
race Inn. 1907 Massachusetts avenue
northwest. Mrs. Walter L. Hutton,
Mrs. q. Lawton Morgan, Mrs. Ste
phen Ford. Mrs. ]. Leo webb and
Mrs @. f. Oswald will act as chap
eTones.
John c. Freand. of New York. edi-
tor of Musical America, will be the
( principal speaker at the dinner TO
be, given today at the Arts Club.
/ 2Ol7 1 street. He will speak on the
subject OF The Imperative Need of
a Ministry OF Fine Arts in Our Gov
ermnent" Lieut.. Charles T. Tit
man will preside.
The Garnet Coanuaity Csnter
/ Red Cross and patriotic section will
give a banquet to 100 returned SOL
! diers and sailors. tonight at the War
Community Service Club. No. ,, POLL
Georgia avenue.
The WashinGtea Club Of the Uni
! versity of Pennsylvania Alumni will
celebrate founders day with a din.
ner at the University Club. Setur-
day night
The Barry Farm Citizens Associs-
tion will meet tomorrow night at
4 SIS o'clock at the Methodist Church.
stanton and Pomeroy roads south
east. This suburb sdjoins Anscostia.
The annual breakfast given by the
/ Congressional Club will be held to-
morrow at Il o'clock at Rauscher's.
/ the guest list being confined to
members OF the club and their house
guests. An interesting and unique
| program will follow the breakfast
/ The Central Labor Union will hold
a dance in Odd Fellows Hall on ct.
Patrick's day.
The Society of Mayhower Deseen-
dants will meet tonight at O'Clock
at the College womsn's Club. 1892
I street northwest.
The District of Coiumbia Fedora
, tion OF Women's Clubs will meet
! in the board room of the District
4 Building next Monday evening at S
! o'clock.
J OmciaI Washington will view by
! special invitation the patriotic mo-
tion picture Made in America" al
! the Knickerbocker Theater. tomor-
row afternoon at 4:3O o'clock
I Made in America" is an sUthorita-
I tive presentation OF training of the
American armies and the mOlding
OF the civilian into hrst-Class
! lighting man.
Corporate eomnuni for tho
! churchmen OF the diocese OF Wash
/ ington will be held at s o'clock a
( M. Washington's birthday. in the
/ Church OF the Epiphany. C street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets. A preparatory service will
be held Friday night at o'clock In
the same church. Rev. DR. Alfred
| Harding, bishop of Washington. IS
to officiate at both services. assisted
| by Rev. DR.. Randolph McKim and
| Rev. J. w. Austin.
Col. John McEIroy. past senior
vice commander-in-c chief. will en-.
tertain Clarendon E. Adams, com.
msnder-in-chief Of the Grand Army
of the Republic, tomorrow at dinner
at the Shoreham Hotel.
The third and last meeting Of tn.
rdenominational Mission Study
Glass, will be held tomorrow after.
noon at o'clock at the Mount Yer.