The Washington herald., 1919-03-06
' THE TOWN CRIER.

.PlansinE Menfs, f. the subject of
the lesson for the class in house
hold administration at the Wilson
Normal Community Center under
the direction of the home demon
stration office. Department of Agri-
culture this afternoon at p.
m. All women are invited to take
advantage of this course of lessons.
wanderlusters will hike next sun
day afternoon from the Glen Echo
postoffice at 2:15 o'clock. Sunday
the walkers hiked about five miles
from Forest Glen.
The Recreation League of the Bu-
rea uof Construction and Repair of
the Navy Department will give a
dance and supper tonight at the
Arcade ballroom. The proceeds will
be devoted to the smoke fund for
convslescent sailors and Marines at
the Naval Hospital.
Arrangements for n cnrd party
and dance were completed at
meeting of the Vermont Club in the
Powell School Monday night. Ben
jamin Katz, of Burlington, president
OF the club. announced that the
party is to be held in the Powell
School next Monday night.
Gamma Phi Beta girls nre re-
quested to meet today at the Du-
pOnt Circle drug store and go in
a group to the home of Ethel Whit
ney. the Clifton, Massachusetts, ave-
nue. and W street where the regu-
lar meeting will be held.
The Farmerette Club will meet mt
o'clock tomorrow evening, at 1455
Belmont street, to complete routine
organization business. including the
election of officers. Mrs. w. NJ. HUI
bert, national director of the Wo-
mans Land Army OF America, will
give a brief talk on the plans for
the coming season.
Members of the sigma Nh Fra
ternity will hold their first monthly
luncheon today at 1880 o'clock
at Cushman's. 6O7 Fourteenth street.
In the past the luncheons have been
held weekly.
Under the auspices of the CoInm-
bia Baptist Association a Sunday
school was started Sunday at 664
Highland avenue. Takoma Park. d.
c.. the Rev. ]. Paul Langhorne, pas
tor of PetwOrth Baptist Church. and
Harry G. Heiges. superintendent OF
Petworth Baptist Sunday school
were in charge. A meeting was
called for next Friday to effect a
permanent organization.
Arabian Nights stories will be
told by Stephen Schultze in the
small ballroom OF the New willard
Hotel at S:15 o'clock tomorrow
night under auspices OF the Wash
ingtOn Branch of the National
Story TelIers' League. MIR. Schultze
will appear in costumes typical Of
the stories he is telling.
Frsnk Keddfe, of Edinburgh, Scot
land. will lecture on Russia at s
o'clock this evening at the Friends
Church, Thirteenth and Irving
streets northwest. it is announced.
"what Do You Give Your Chill
dren to Eat?'' to be discussed at 2:30
O'Clock this afternoon at the House
hold Consultation Center, room so.
Arts and Industries Building. Ma
tIonal Museum, Ninth and B streets
northwest.
Holy Communion will be eeIe-
brated at noon today at All Souls
Memorial Church. Connecticut and
Cathedral avenues.
Annual meeting of the Twentieth
Century Club at IL o'clock today at
All Souls Church, Fourteenth and
L streets northwest.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett and ].
Lawrence Solly are to speak at the
meeting of the Anthony League to
be held tomorrow night at s o'clock
at 1926 Rhode Island avenue north
west. Mrs. Lillian Chenowith is to
sing.
.why I Am Not a ZIonistfo is the
subject of Rabbi Simon's address to
be delivered tomorrow night at the
Temple. Eighth street between II and
streets. The public is invited.
Important civic matters will he
considered at the meeting of the
Mount Pleasant Citizens Association
to be held Saturday night at s
o'clock at the Brown Betty Inn.
Sixteenth street and Park road. DR..
E. F. Sappington is acting president
of the association and J. Stanley
Long the. secretary.
Mai. r. NJ. Yerkes, chairman of
the psychology committee of the
National Research Council. is to
give an illustrated lecture on The
Relationship of Army Mental Tests
to Education and Vocational Guild
ance" at s o'clock tonight in the
auditorium of the New National
Museum. The lecture, to which the
public is invited, will be given un-
der auspices of the Sigma XII So
ciety.
Senator Gilbert VI. Hitchcock is to
speak on the league of nations at a
special meeting of the Political
Study Club to be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at 1927 Rhode
Island avenue northwest.
DIR. Simeon l.. Carson Is to speak
on Social Hygiene" before the
Mems Club of St Luke's P. E..
Church tonight at o'clock, it Is an
nounced.
Classes In dressmaking, cooking,
stenography, typewriting, manicur-
ing. china painting, piano and the
French and Spanish languages have
been opened at the Y W. c. A, at
1885 Fourteenth street northwest ~
The Minnesota girls employed In
government departments will give a
dance to Minnesota men in uniform