The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-04
WHAT'S DOING
Today and TOvaOTTOsO
Today.

Addresses---MrS Borden Hartman ana
DR.. Iva l.. Peters. TakomA Park Civic
Club. Takoma Theater. p. m.
Dance Catholic Women's Service
Club. col street northwest. p. m.
Turkey dinner - Guild Of Calvary
Methodist Church, 8 p. m.
Observation-Disclosures Heights Citizens
Association, address by Representative
Frederick ZihIman, Stephens Hall, 30l7
Fourteenth street northwest. p. m.
Concert-Soldiers' Home Band Or
chestra. Stanley Hall. 6:46 p. m.
Meeting-James Glass. Takoma Park
Baptist Church. p. m.
Meeting-Civitan. Club. Lafayette
Hotel 1890 p. IN.
Dinner and Receptiop-The West Viz
Ginia Society, Grace Dodge Hotel, eve.
ming.
china Dinner-Y. ". c. A. building.
Meeting-Amity Lodge. No. Is. I. o.
o. r, Temple. 4s2 X street southwest.
Minstrels and Dance-st. Stephens
Club. Immaculate Conception Hall. eve
MeetinE-Takoma Park Civic Study
Club. Takoma Theater. Fourth and But
Gym CIass-city Club. main ballroom.
War G9mos-cOmpany D Of Tech va
Tt Se.t Hlsa ssaGS1 H,1h School ORA
matte Association. auditorium, 2:3o 2; M.
mani. Ms'Hssrn w .Ea sssSH Rnn
Notwithstanding Of PythiaA in Ply
THAN Temple. Webster Lodge. No. 4;
Excelsior Lodge. No: IA; Capital Lodge.
Meeting-Myron Parker Lodge. No. q.
F. 4. A. NJ. Northeast Masonic Hall.
Reception-Nebraska state Associa-
fion. Wardman Park Hotel n m.
Meeting-Poetry group Of Pen. wOm-
ems League. club headSuartsrs 8 p. m.
League. club parlors. I to 8 p. m.
Lecture-Dr. Paul Kaufman, professor
of English at American University.
American University. main building,
MeetinE-Carroll Council, knights Of
Columbus. K. Of C. hall. evening.
Exhibition-Special exhibition Of paint
ings by Frederick Carl Frieseke. Cor
Nah Jone Party-Finance Club of
the War Department, Washington
Hotel, evening.
League. Soldiers. Sailors and Marines
Club, 1919 l. street northwest, to
Bridge Party-civle section, Twentieth
Century Club, benefit Juvenile Protee-
Meeting-Chevy Chase Chapter, Y. NJ.
c. A.. annex Presbyterian Church. 2:sO
Meetings eff! os F; 4; A; NJ, IN ms, M.'C mir
Is, and King David. No. rs.
Central High Community Center
p. m Young Hebrew Association ath-
ietic practice.
Wilson Normal Community Center
Langley Junior High basketball team cam;
team, practice. e:<t to 7:tI; the wash
ingtonfans directed by Roilin Bond. will
rehearSe the opera Hcherry Blossoms"
women! corrective gymnasium olass. 9
to 8, followed by practice in basketball
from to 10; instruction in dancing
under Stella Gocdnight, 3 to ., followed
with the Social Dancing Club. super
vised by Miss Goodnight.
Thomson Community Center--Wash-
;ngto ' Opera Company, r .9s. 8;
study GLASS. SASS. dressEnaking class:
1890: class in public speak king, directed
by professor Renshaw, s.
Tomorrow.
observation-disclosures Press Club.
Capt. Robert A. Bartlett, veteran Polar
'ARaSn shson1&A M Club Of wash
EShibitiSn-espsoial exhibition paint
ings By Frederick Carl Frieseke. Cor
Meeting-Manor Park Citizens Assoc
citation. address by Charles A. Baker,
president Federation OF Citisens Associa.
lions eS1o Third street northwest.
p. m.
Meeting-Presidents Of Parent-Teacher
Associations. Ebbitt Hotel, morning.
Rt. Rev. Thomas J. ShAhan. Of Catholic
University, University Club, 12:I6 p. IN.
Dance-Soj ourners Club--WaShingto
Barracks Officers Club, music, Army
Band.
Business Meeting-women's City Club,
3 p. m.