The Washington times., 1924-11-03
MANY ELECTION
NIGHT PARTIES
PLANNED
Gatherings h District and
Suburbs to Get Returns
! BY Radio

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1lhousahds Of Washington and
eesldehts of nearby Maryland and
Virginia win take advantage Of the
Gndio to. secure news Of election re-
IEuzns. tomorrow night. In the com
Dnrt OF their own homes or at their
1Envprite clubs or community meet
ing places.
Many radio watch parties have
been planned for election night.
! During the intervals between re-
turns, dancing and other light in
door sports will be in order in many
homes.
The Congressional Country Club
viii give a big dinner dance to-
morrow night, with election returns
~ radio as the feature Of the evO-
ming.
Takoma Park Plans.
Takoma Park citizens, many Of
whom, through residence in Mary.
land, just across the District line,
ara truly citizens Of the United
States and have the privilege Of
voting, will hold mass meeting in
the Sunday School House OF the
Takoma Park Baptist Church, Piney
Branch road and Aspen street.
Radio returns will be received
and the totals posted ais they come
ID. During the intervals there will
be community singing, under the
auspices, Of the q. w. James class
for men. All residents of Takona
Park and vicinity are invited.
Election night will be q big time
ct the National Press Club. A gala
program has been arranged by the
entertainment committee. Returns
will be received, not only by radio,
but also by special telegraph wire
ever which tabulated reports will.
b. received.
Women Invited.
Club members are invited to bring
women. Refreshments will be served
Cor the benefit OF those who wish
% spend the entire evening. The
Capital Male Quartet will sing.
Other entertainment features have
been planned.
Election returns win be received
BY special wire and by. radio, and,
tabulated results thrown on a
screen. tomorrow night at the First
Congregational Church, Tenth and
q streets northwest, the Church
attended by the President and Mrs.
Coolidge.
The mems club Of the church has
prepared q varied program, includ-
ing motion pictures, among them q
GOOD film play. Charles T. Ferry,
organist, win provide the musical
program.
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serve as rallying places for hum
dreds.
Radio and telegraph win bring. in
the news of returns at the Demo
Cfatic headquarters, room 200, In.
Vestment building.
PfOgressives win receive election
returns tomorrow night at dance
CT the Arcade, Fourteenth street and
Park road northwest. The Musicians
Protective Union will furnish the.
mNslc. Returns win be received over
q special wire which has been in
stalled at the hail.
Central High Program.
The community center depart
Ment of the public schools an
nounced today that election" returns
viii be given by radio in Central
High School auditorium tomorrow
night at a special, election. night
program arranged by the depart
Maent.
The Navy Ban0 orchestra, con-
Quoted by Bandmaster Charles Ben
ter viii give concert, with Miss
Gretchen Hood, dramatic soprano,
a. Soloist. The returns will be
given between musical numbers. To
0efray expenses Of transporting the
hand and installing radio apparatus
the usual fee Of 10 cents will be
charged. The program will begin
0t o'clock.
Announcement also was made
that during November programs
win be given each Tuesday night
at Central and each Wednesday
night at new Eastern. The depart
ment will present pictures by the
bureau Of fisheries at new Eastern
on Wednesday night. The Eastern
community orchestra, directed by
Professor Henry Stopsack, will play,