Evening star., 1923-04-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Carnegie InstftutiOn annOuneex
Fl rrobiems a1ea in the ss'pfe Pield on Of Asomie
Structure and Their Bearing Upon the
Nature of Ethereal Radiations," by
Robert A. Millikan. Thursday. $50
pm: in assembly room OF adminis-
tration building. 18th and p streets.
The lecture is open to the public.
Delta sigma Rho. George Washing
ton University. will give dinner
Tuesday at La Fayette Hotel. Honor
guests: National President Stanley b.
Houck. and National Vice President
Merton l.. Ferson.
Mount UIensant W. c. IT. L. will
meet Tuesday. . pm. at home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Reiss. 1906 Belmont road.
Mrs. Edith Dinwiddie will speak of
early history of the w. c. T. U.
The Monroe Home and school Asso-
| citation Will meet Tuesday, 7:45 pm.
stephen L. kramer Will speak on
1 Duties of Parents TO the Schools"
| Friends of the school asked to attend.
! District of Columbia Society. Sons Of
American Revolution, will meet
| "Wednesday. pm, at La Fayette
| Paul Revere's Ride" in tribute to
the anniversary OF that event. Miss
! Mary A. Maxam will sing and Senator
| Thomas Sterling will make an ad-
! ulcSS. supper.
| Veterans, I'd Division, District OF
columbia and vicinity. will meet
Tuesday. pm. IN the Band Hall,
| marine barracks.
Miss Marie Ware Lnughton, director
| of the Theater Guild Boston, will ad-
dress the Arts Club Wednesday on
The Drama as an Educational
Force" Slide illustrations will pic
| II
| by schools and colleges.
Phyllis wheatley. Y. W. c. A.. em-
J briodery classes. Monday. pm, and
"Wednesday. pm. Millinery classes,
, Wednesday. 10 ain. Dressmaking
class, Monday. pm.
Arbor day will be observed on the
lawn OF the Phyllis Wheatley by Girl
"a. mig" 'e"0oi o0one'' Apf'i
The free lobby concert at the Y. VI.
c. A, 1886 G street northwest. tomor-
row night will begin at o'clock.
Secretary Rudolph Myers Of the So
cial service department. has secured
| the following to take part in the pro-
gram: Miss Lois |. Stuntz. Miss Nell
Erwin, Miss Mable LOTUS, Miss I.
Miller. Mrs. Hedwig Herman. Albert
! Havener, Harold Mccoy.
A lecture Ia to be given tomorrow
DN 1T Aldrd
John Burroughs. at the National Mu-
scum at 80 o'clock on the life Of
the naturalist, The lecture is TO be
illustrated with lantern slides. Ad-
mission free.
The Latin Americans and EI Ciculo
Espanol gave a dance Friday night
at the Cairo. which was largely at
tended. The committee in charge con
| sisted of J. Azula, c. Delgado vi
jvianco, Miss c. Peterson, .. Prangley
and Miss V. c. Poppescu.
A meeting of the Memorial day COM
mittee. consisting of the Grand Army
of the Republic. American Legion
Veterans OF Foreign Wars. Spanish
| War Veterans. Sons of Veterans
U. S. A, and other veterans organ
izations, will be held tomorrow al
8 pm, in G. A. r. Hall, 1412 Penn
!sylvanfa avenue northwest, with De
partment Commander John w. Reic
of the Department of the Potomac
q. A. r., as chairman.
the District of Columbia are invited
to hear an address by Marcus Garvey
provisional president of Africa, al
Lincoln Memorial Temple, 11th anC
r streets northwest, next "Wednesday
at pm.
Children OF the tenth and thirteenth
divisions of the public schools of the
District will exhibit birdhouses anC
nature charts at the Armstrong Man
ual Training High School Wednesday
Thursday and Friday from 8 am. un-
til pm. each day.