The Washington herald., 1919-05-12
TOWN CRIER.
The annual meeting of the House.

The annual meeting of the House.
keepers Alliance and the Home Eco
nomics Association will be held
Jointly tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock at the Mason House, 1906
Twentieth street northwest. Royal
Meeker. Federal commissioner of
labor statistics. will speak on Fam
lily Budgets" with special reference
to the relation of income to proper
diets.
W. A. Fraser Camp, No. IL. Wood
men OF the World. will give its
third anniversary entertainment at
Northeast Masonic Temple, Eighth
and streets northeast, tonight at
s O'Clock. After the program re-
freshments will be served.
National Capital Post, No. I27.
Veterans of Foreign Wars. will hold
an open meeting at the headQuar-
tiers of the Washington Chamber OF
Commerce Wednesday evening at s
o'clock Men eligible to membership
are officers and men in the ranks
who have served in any foreign war
for which the government issues a
campaign badge, or as the bylaws
may provide.
y. W. C.. a. BookloVers will have
as their guest tonight Miss Mary
Aronetta Wilbur. of the Amer
lean Federation of Arts. She will
speak on Books and Their Makers"
II is announced that the Louis Ham
q ilton Bayly fund recently resub-
scribed by the Booklovers is now
complete. A Washington destitute
child will be supported for a year
by the society.
The League of American PEN
women will hold it's annual conven-
tiOn at its new clubhouse. 1872 II
street northwest, at o'clock to-
night. Mrs. Isaac Pearson. presi-
dent. will give a report on the
activities of the league for the past
year. All local members are re-
quested to attend.
Mount Pleasant women's Christian
Temperance Union will meet at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. ]. A. Edgar. 1884 Har-
ward street.
Program for the coming two
weeks at the Home Club follows:
May 13. moving pictures; May 16.
reception and dance to friends in
the Civil Service Commission; May
II. informal dance; May 20. hve hun
dred party; May "a. special formal
dance.
The Athena Friendship Club OF
Washington will give a dinner at
Great Falls Wednesday evening TO
$50 or 200 wounded soldiers from
Walter Reed Hospital. The COM
mittee in charge of the dinner COM
prises Christ Panagopaulos, Nicho-
las johnson, Christopher Brandy
Peter Custes and Alexander Gokinos.
Girl scouts will assemble at the
. Sylvan Theater this afternoon at
o'clock to practice for the rally
to be given in honor of Sir Robert
Baden-Powell and Lady Powell. In
case OF rain the meeting will be
postponed until Tuesday afternoon.
, The westmInster Guild of the
. Fourth Presbyterian Church will
y have as speaker at Thirteenth and
Fairmont streets, tomorrow night at
. o'clock. Miss Clara McQuown. Her
subject will be "A Night in Japan"
% There will be illustrated pictures.
. Miss Marion Mccoy will sing. The
public will be welcomed.
The Circle for spanish Conversa-
ish-American Atheneum, will be en-
tertained by Edward Daas at the
= Thomson School. Twelfth and L
: streets northwest, tomorrow even
: ing. Those interested are invited to
attend. There will be an exhibition
of posters for the Spanish entertain
ment to be given in immaculate
Conception Hall on May IS.
The anniversnry of the actual
landing at jamestown. Va. will be
celebrated by Scions of Colonial
Cavaliers tomorrow evening at s
. o'clock at the Washington Club. 1901
X street Daniel Smith Gordon will
speak on The Development of the
Cavalier in America" A musical
program has been arranged.
Congress Heights Public Improve
ment Association wih hold a meet
ing in the Baptist Portable Build
ing tonight at o'clock.
DIR. Abrnm simon, rabbi of the
Washington Hebrew Congregation
I, will deliver an address in the tenn
!. pie next Friday night on the ne
cessity for the hearty and sincere
cooperation of the Jews in this
city in the $4,000 900 home service
fund campaign of the American Sal
walton Army. which starts on May
g rs.
The Columbian Women Of George
washington University will hold
their last regular meeting of the
year tomorrow from to 9 o'clock al
i the home of Mrs. Walter c. Cle-
= phane. Lenox street and Connecticut
Is avenue. Chevy Chase.
A. G. Dill. Of New York. business
manager OF the Crisis. will tell. be-
fore Bethel Literary tomorrow even
Ing. why the Crisis magazine was
held up by the New York postmas-
ter. Rev William A. Taylor. Mrs
caErie-w. Clifford and Rev. W. C.
Brown will speak