The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
'3S CONCLAVES
FOR DISTRICT
List Of Coming National
Conventions Issued by
Chamber Of Commerce.
EXPECT $4,000 VISITORS
Every Type Of Organization
Represented in These
Gatherings.

thirty-eight national conventions,
representing $4,000 visitors. staged
in Washington, according to the
convention schedule issued yester-
day by the Washington Chamber Of
Commerce.
The list includes gatherings from
almost every type of organization.
from that of the ''ornithologists'
Union" to the meeting of the
"chrysanthemum Society of Amer
lea"
The visitors will spend several
million dollars during their stay in
Washington. according to A: E. sey-
mour. secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce. The American Bankers
Association convention. to be held
next October. is expected to enrich
merchants. hotel and restaurant
men of the District s1.ooo.ooo.
Several additions to the schedule
will be made within two months,
according to Secretary Seymour.
Following is the schedule, with
the number of out-of-town dele
gates expected at each convention:
March 24-25-National Wholesale
Lumber Dealers Association, 500
delegates.
April l. 1-3-Association of Anato-
mists, $50 delegates.
April 1s-Sons of the Revolution.
$50 delegates.
April 23-24-American Physical
Society.
April 26-2s-National Academy Of
Science. ninety delegates.
April-Maryland. District of CO.
lumbia and Virginia Laundry own
ers' Association. =. ,..,.
May 3-American Pharmaceutical
Association, 500 delegates.
May educational Association
Boards of Pharmacy. 500 delegates.
May 4-Rebekah Assembly. e.
May 9-12-Southern Sociological
Congress, 1900 delegates.
May 12-1S-Southern Baptist Con-
vention. 900 delegates
May 13-Brotherhood of Ameri-
ca, supreme council, $50 delegates.
May 17-20-American Association
of Museums. 100 delegates.
May-American Federation OF
Arts, 500 delegates. c
May-Knights ot Columbus. Dis
! trict Council.
May-Ar eriesn confefefcs Of
Pharmaeeut;cd Faculties. 757 de,s-
gates. -
May- - snial Danes. of America,
Nation saciI, zoo delegates.
z.sS --Disirict Federation of wo-
DsS Clubs. 200 delegates.
Nay-General Society of the War
OF 1Si2. $50 delegates.
June 4-S-world Brotherhood Fed
Grafton. 1000 delegates.
August-Allied Craftsmen's Club
of America, 800 delegates.
September 9-13-Veterans of For
eign Wars of the United States,
10000 delegates.
September 14-Independent Order
Of Rechabites. High Tent, 100 dele
gates.
September 21-American Institute
of Accountants. 200 delegates.
September National Conference
Catholic Charities, 500 delegates.
October 18-22-American Bankers
Association. 5000 delegates.
October-D. c. Luther League, $50
delegates.
October - American Clan Gregor
Society, $50 delegates.
November 9-National Association
Railway and Utilities Commission
ers, 100 delegates.
November 10-12-American Orni-
biologists Union. 125 delegates.
November-Chrysan Socie-
ty of America, 100 Delegates.
December, first week - women's
National Rivers and Harbors Con-
gress, 100 delegates.
December 8-American Red Cross,
500 delegates.
December s-11-National Rivers
and Harbors Congress 500 dele
gates.
December 1880 - American His
torical Association, 400 delegates.
1921.
January-American Carnation So
ciety, 500 delegates.
March 5-The Patricians, 100 dele
gates.
MayrModern woodmen Of Amer
lea, camp. ..-