Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13

Iton will meet Saturday night at
Io'clock at the Cosmos Club. Illus
trated lectures will be given by A.
Wetmore. W. r. Taylor and E. A.
Goldman.
Representative William ID. Upshaw
of Georgia has been given one hour
for an address in the House of Rep
resentatives at noon Saturday on his
bill providing for pensions for Con-
federate soldiers.
| Mis-. Mamie Barbee. impersonator
of southern character. will recite be-
fore the class in English composition
Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock at
Research University. 20 Jackson place
The Women. Alliance of All Souls
Unitarian Church will meet tomor-
| row morning at IL o'clock at the
Church of Our Father. 18th and l.
streets.
A spring festival or garden party
will be held Saturday afternoon from
ia to o'clock by the Sunday school
and various organizations of All
Souls Sjnitarian Church at the home
| of Mrs. C. r. Ely. 6 Kendall Green.
! A practical social service meeting
! will be held at the University Club
tomorrow night at $50 o'clock in
honor of the convention of the Amer
lCdH SoHeISSS. <AhohS
the speakers will be Senator Jones
of Washington. Senator Kenyon of
Iowa, President w. L. Poteat of Wake
Forest College. n. c.: DR.. John E.
| White of South Carolina. President
Samuel T. Brooks of Baylor Univer-
| sity, Tex, and Dr. Charles T. Baylis
of New York.
! The Business Women's Council will
hold it's second annual dinner tomor-
| ~ in hn 10
sonic Hall. Among the speakers will
tbe Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Mrs. E. c.
Eronk and Miss Jessie Burial.
! ippins commissioner, will give an il
/ lustrated talk under the auspices of
the Home Club tomorrow night at
SIS O'clock in the auditorium Of the
Interiorsphilding on Yesterday and
Today insthe Philippines-1565 to
Music in relassen to the science Of
healing was discussed by Mrs. Louise
! v. Sheldon in an Illustrated lecture
tions of the therapeutic power of
music were given by Miss>Aarguerite
| Walker, pianist; Miss Clara KEGS, So
prano, and Mr.. Kramer. violinist.
| be delivered tonight. tomorrow and
Saturday nights.
| The athletic meet at Bloominsdale
playground, Macmillan Park, was
postponed yesterday until next
| Wednesday on account of the in
| clement weather. Mrs. Susie Root
Rhodes was presented with a bouquet
of roses by the school children.
| special meeting Of the Buying
Club Of the Miner Normal Community
Center has been called for tonight.
Other activities will be held as usual.
Omcers for the ensuing year will
be elected at meeting of the West
School Parent Teachers Association
tomorrow night at 5 o'clock at the
school. Addresses will be made by
Maj William T. Morgan and Mrs.
V. E. O'Brien.
| The annual meeting of the Ohio
Girls Club will be held tomorrow
night at the Wilson Normal School.
The question of disbanding will be
acted upon.
The TransfGuration Tennis Club
will give a farewell party to Bert
Hackenburger tomorrow evening at
TRANSPORTATION Hall. 18th and Cal
latin streets.
The advisory council Of st. Johns
College new school of commerce and
Is o'clock at the Dewey Hotel. A
smoker will be given by the College
Alumni Association June Is at the
college. Spring commencement ex-
ercises at Carroll Hall will precede
the smoker.
Samuel H. Styles and c. b. Cockrell
were elected delegates to the Roanoke
/ convention, May 10. and Frank Bal
Ienger and w. H. Lewis alternates at
a democratic mass meeting at Bailey's
Cross Roads, Va A resolution was
| adopted indorsing the present ad
tministration.
The Amphion Glee Club, including
twenty-five members. will leave here
this evening for Portsmouth, Va,
where it will give a recital tomorrow.
J. Henry Lewis is conducting the
party.