Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24
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Or. Radmila Lanarevitch Miloche-
witch OF Serbia and DR.. Takauoki
o. Manage of Japan will speak Monday
night at the headquarters of the Ma
tional American, Woman Suffrage AS
sociation. 1926 Rhode Island avenue.
The subject will be Child Welfare. an
Economic Problem" Other speakers
Labor Department. District Commits
sioner Brownlow and Dr. Dorothy
Reed Mendenhall The public is in
vited.
LudOf G.. Schroeder will speak Mt
the meeting of the New Thought As
ISOLATION at Rauscher's tomorrow aft
ernoon al 4 O'Clock. His subject will
he "A New Way I've Shown Unto
You"
Miss Anne Martin of Nevada. re-
Gently a candidate for the United
States Senate and former chairman
of the Woman's Party. will speak at
the Eighth Street Temple. under the
auspices of the Jewish Walfare Board.
Her subject will be Women in Poll
tics.
l.. william Thavis. for many years
Washington newspaper correspond
ent, is dangerously ill at Garfield Hos
pital: He is to undergo an opera tion
at the hospital TO-DAY for stomach
trouble.
Ine he01cO-S nlFurS1c?t Stft".- w
the District of Columbus m"5 last
Thursday night The subject unide:
discussion was "Chorea- D., - ..
Dumas read paper on the sltJHct.
II unanimously adopted r2solution
10 petition the judges of the supreme
Court of the District to reappoInt DR..
!. Hayden Johnson, member of the
board of education
Free lectures for women at the
Wilson Normal Community Center.
I1th and Harvard streets northwest.
Ivy Theodore T.. Miller next week are:
Monday evening at 1:30 o'clock. Sum
Iner Menu: "Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock and in the evening 1t 1870
o'clock. The Use of Commercial Pat
terms
Sergt. Russell F. Pole. son of Mrs.
c ]. Pole. ZIG Sth street northeast.
is home after serving eighteen months
overseas He was among the first to
go to France with the Rainbow Di-
vision.
Washington Jews will hold a meet
ing of protest against the massacre
OF Jews in Poland at Liberty Hut
june 1. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
Resolutions of protest will be offered
and cabled to President Wilson.
Speakers will he Senator Pomerene of
Onio, Representative Madden of Illi-
nois and Charles W. Hughes. Simon
Wolf Will preside.
Representative Kendall of PennsyI-
vania spoke last night at the meeting
of the Pennsylvania Society of Wash
ington at the Thomson School. Miss
Mary Brown. Miss Virginia Robinson
and Lieut.. Bruce Boney sang. Miss
Jane Mooney gave a reading.
The newly formed Private Soldiers
and Sailors Legion met last night in
the Board of Trade rooms. Evening
Star building. and chose the follow
ing officers: President. William A.
Knight; vice president. James l.. Him
rod; secretary. A. D. Kiefer; treasurer.
Justus VI. Green; guide. Noah Lerner;
guardian. Edward Ream.
Landscape architects of Washington
met. last night at dinner at the AL
lies Inn Maj. George Gibbs. jr.,. j. G.
Langdon of the commission of fine
arts and +. l.. milford of the Depart
ment of Agriculture led the discus
Blanchard, W. B. Marquis. Maj. B. W.
Rond Psy W. A s1 ResSmsn Fl i,s MTrrin'
Hartzoy. H. J. Walker. W. F. Sun
derland, X. A. Gardner. Capt. A. H.
Flournoy and c. H. Diggs.
The Department of the Potomac,
United Spanish Veterans, viii meet at
Mt. Airy Baptist Church, l. street be-
tween ISL anu CdpitOl StfStlS,
tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
where memorial services will be held.
DR.. Henry Allen Upper gave a re-
port of the meeting of the Southern
Baptist Church convention at Atlanta
10 his people Thursday night at the
First Baptist Church. 18th and o
streets. Plans are now being made to
entertain delegates to the next con-
>ention in 1920, which will be held in
this city.
Girl Scouts, Troop 5, ON May 80. at
o'clock in the evening. will hold an
entertainment at Parish Hall. Takoma
Park. for the benefit of headquarters.
There will be music. motion pictures
and refreshments. Candy made by
the girls will be sold.
The annual reunion of the George
town Convent Alumnae will be held
1T the convent on June 3. Officers will
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