The Washington herald., 1919-03-01

spees souNneasts lof lhe purpose
Of raising funds TO start this move
ment in a practical way. Both vocal
and Instrumental selections were
contributed. and those present spent
a most enjoyable evening. The price
Of admission included refreshmertA
hineoIs Tribe. No u. Improved Or
DER OF Red Men. met last night In IN
rooms in Nichols avenue southeast
when degree work was performed By
the degree team Applications ~ers
also submitted.
The annual entertainment Of the
mems Bible class OF the First NJ p
Church was held last night in the
church, in Fouth street southeast.
Rev c. Morgan Compiler. pastor ma
teacher OF the class, was in charge
of the program. which opened with
the singing Of America" by the en-
tire assemblage. The program IN
cluded a violin solo. T. Tsrmon; reci-
tstion- II. Welsh: violin and cornet
duet e. Dixon and c. Dixon: recits-
ton. Mrs. NJ Bacon: vocal solo, Miss
Horsuth; piano duet Mrs Mccall snd
Miss Murray. At the close OF the IN
oiviousl features an interesting play
entitled District Convention" wAs
presented, those participation being
W. T. Watts, L. c. Risler, W. II
Campbell. Roland Crouther. Walter
Burgess, George CroUther. H. Welsh
z. Wormsley. B. Hardesty. II. G.
Watts. z. Cogan and Mrs. NJ. Bacon
Hitchcock hall. at the Government
Hospital for the Insane. WAS the CEN
ter OF attraction at this institution
last evening. when an entertainments
for the inmates was conducted. Mo-
ton pictures formed the chief anuse-
ment.
The Highland Junior Athletic Club
is assured OF placing a baseball team
On The field this season. as q result OF
dance given last evening In St Te-
resa's School Hall. in V street south
east. for the purpose Of raising funds
TO purchase uniforms. A large num-
Der responded to the invitations er-
tended by the committee. Of which J.
E. Jenkins and W. f. Mcdonald wer.
in charge. The boys hope TO put a
strong team in the field. and TO raise
additional funds Il is likely additional
entertainments will be arranged -,
Mr.. and Mrs. W B. Cornelius er-
tertsined in honor OF their son. wal
ter's. birthday anniversary on Sat
urdsy evening, February q. Dane
ing was enjoyed until a late hour
in the evening. after which refresh
ments were served in the dining
room. which was very beautifully
decorated in palms and the national
colors. Music was rendered bv c.
Gibbs, T. Rose OF the L. s. N. L. L.
Bradley OF the L. s. N. and L
Pumphrey. Among the out-of-town
guests were: Mrs. James Ashcraft.
Misses Ella and Lillian Hudgins.
Miss Annetta Hoover. Miss Anna
! Ziegenhein. herbert HudginS.
George Miller and wilIism Berger
and son John. of Baltimore: DeIos
Hill. Miss Elizabeth Stephenson
Mrs. J. Mcclure and daughter.
Lorette. OF Philadelphia: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. d. Stephenson. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Cornelius. Mr.. and Mr.. Harry
Wsnnsll. Mrs. L Duffy. Mrs. p Me
Cook. Mrs. T. B. Hill and sons. wal
lace, willisH and Robert Misses
Edna Brown. Gertrude Lusby. F.
Durfy. Anna Hill Messrs. Walter
Cornelius. II. Price. A. EsIkbruner.
E. Penn. Charles Hill. Paul Romer,
Francis Rhinehart. NJ. Barlow. NJ
Myers. c. Reid. 4. w Flagler. ".
Wagner, L Murrey. f. Corbin. H
SinCley, T. MscROy. A. Lusby and
John Downs.