Evening star., 1923-02-11

ems Club. Representative James P.
will be dancing and a musical pro-
gram. All Connecticut residents of
District invited.
The members of the SOroptimist
Club of professional and business
! women will hold a valentine party
at their weekly luncheon meeting
noon. There will be valentines for
everybody, and a speech by Francis
y. Wholley of the Better Business
Bureau.
A minstrel show will be given by
the young women of the Transigura-
tion Episcopal Church at 18th and
Gallatin streets in the parish hall
tomorrow and Tuesday at s pm.
The annual entertainment and
dance for the building fund of Holy
Rosary Church will be held tomor-
row, s pm, at Catholic Community
House, COL E street.
Takoma Park Citizens' Association
will meet tomorrow. pm, in Ia
koma Library. Committee on streets
and lights will present program for
street Improvement.
The Mothers' Club OF John Eaton
School, Cleveland Park, will meet to-
| morrow. 5:15 pm. Dr. Joseph A.
| Murphy. District health department,
| will lecture on 1.-The Health of School
Children" All welcome.
Janet Richards will give a talk ON
| "Outstanding World Events" under
auspices of business women's section,
! Y. w. c. A, tomorrow, SIS pm, at
Church of Our Father.
Department Commander Dean de-
sires all ladies, G. A. R., to attend me-
! in First Congregational Church, in
tribute to Abraham Lincoln. The or
| der is requested to wear white and
| trlcolored SaSheS.
The free lobby concert at the Y. NJ.
C. A, 1886 G. street northwest. will
! begin at o'clock tomorrow evening.
and will include Mrs. Jeane Farnum
Peterson, Mrs. Elsie Harvey Weaver,
Miss Anna Patterson, Miss Elizabeth
Meyers. S. w. Dodge and Emerson
Meyers. The concert is under direc-
tion of the social service department,
and the public is invited.
A valentine novelty dance will be
given by the Social Club Of the He
brew Home for the Aged at Odd
| Fellows Hall Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock. Harry Wolfe is chair
man of the dance committee. Pro-
| toward the maintenance of the He
brew Home for the Aged.
Dean n. b. Fagfn, School of Literary
Arts, will lecture on "Anna Christi
| tomorrow. pm, at Research Univer-
sity. Public invited.
| A special dance will be given Tues
| day. to II pm, at Catholic Com
! munity House, COL E street.
| George HI. Thomas, w. r. c.. No. II,
| will not hold meeting scheduled for
| Friday because of department con-
vention on that date.
| George Washington University will
initiate fourth course Of eight>lec-
| lures Thursday, 5 pm, at Concordia
Church. when Langdon Mitchell, Lift
| D., will speak of "Poetry-Man's Need
of It"
Bible study class of women's City
| Club will meet Thursday, Z pm. DR.
Josephine Baird. leader, will speak
| and Miss Hansford will sing.
The WOman's Club of Bethesda will
meet Tuesday, 2 pm. at home of Mrs
avenue. DR.. Josephine Baird will con-
| slider woman in Medicine"
The Dupont Circle Citizens' Asso-
| citation will hold a specially arranged
meeting tomorrow, pm, in lecture
| room Of Church Of the Covenant
Stereopticon views of alley dwellers
will be explained by John Ihlder
| president of Monday Evening Club
/! and Charles Moore will show the Fine
Arts Commissions Photographic plans
for beautifying the National Capital
! j. II. McCarl, controller general OF
| the United States, will speak on the
! work and organization of the general
/ accounting office at a meeting of the
Federal Bar Association to be held al
o'clock tomorrow night in the audi
toTium of the Interior Department
Gordon A. Ramsay, chairman of the
i.interdepartmental board of contracts
! and adjustments. will speak on Uni
form Government Contracts"
A meeting of the Peabody-Hilton
Parent-Teacher Association will be
held in Peabody School Tuesday al
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