The Washington herald. [volume], October 09, 1916, Image 5

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The Town Crier
aeft-t== will etee t it
anual meeting touight at the college.
The Chesal Clmb of te Y. W. C. A.
will meet this aeveing at 7:45 o'lock
at 134 New York &von, 3nder the
direction of Mr. A. I. Ball.
Te Meade stony b ot the Y.
W. C. A. will meet on Wednesday
eveniag at I oclock at the association
headquarters. On Saturday at 7:30 V.
m. the current events club will meet.
The Ceetral Ditriet Study Clams OR
Wold Miseion and World Peace (the
new study book of the Womefn' For
eign tissionary Society), will meet on
Wedneeday at I p. m., In the Young
Woman' Christian Association Annex.
Fourteenth and 0 streets northwest.
Mrs. Farais 3. McCoy will preside.
A .eespee and "see femte mi -
bers of the Arts Club, followed by a
public reeption. will mark the open
tag of the club, at 3017 I street north
west, tomorrow evening.
Geam Sgma Chapter et the Phi
Mu Sigma Fraternity will hold a
dance tomorrow evening at Dempsey's
boathouse. Thirty-sixth and Water'
streets.
The Me's Club et Christ Church
perish will meet at the rectory, 3112
O street. this evening at 8 o'clock, for!
the election of officers.
The Takema Park Civic Study Club
will meet November 7, in the Takoma.
Park Library.
Members of John Rawlins Peat, Ne.
1. Department of the Potoina. G. A. R.,
will celebrate the fiftietth anniversary,
of the founding of the post at a meet
Ing in G. A. R. Hall next Thursday
night Patriotic exercises will feature
the program.
The American Asseetatieo of Paz
menger Agents will hold its annual
convention here, beginning October 17.
The Retail Merchants' Association and
the Chamber of Commerce will tender
the delegates a dinner.
iarlen mutter. fermer Senater from
North Carolina. will address the,
Hughes Club at its regular meeting
this evening at 8:30 o'clock in the cluo
headquarters, Fifteenth and F streets
northwest.
A maw* meeting i. the interest if
the Democratic national ticket will be
held in Convention Hall on October
20. It will be under auspices of the
Wilson and Marshall Democratic As
sociation.
The Kantipols Grette Drel Corpa
will give a Halloween dance in the
Willard Hotel Tuesday evening. Oc
tober 31, from 8 to 12 o'clock. Fancy
dress will be appreciated, but masks
will not be permitted.
The trot meeting of the sessen of
the New Hampshire State Association
will be held this evening at 8
o clock at the Dewey Hotel. George
L. Whitford. of the local bar, will
preside in the absence of Representa-i
tive E. H. Wason. of New Hampshire.
A farewell reeeptieu to Rev. Dr.
William R. Wedderspoon. retiring pas-1
tor of Foundry M. E. Church. will be
given in the parlors of the church on
tomorrow evening. The committee on
arrangements includes William L.;
Clarke. Harry 0. Hine and Andrew
Lukei.
The Indiana beiety wil heMl Its
rnrt meeting of the season in the New
Ebbitt Hotel, tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock.
The sext meeting ef the Piney
Branch Citizens' Association will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock at Iowa Avenue M.
E Church. Committee reports on the
summer's work will be presented.
A "get.tegether dtsmnr ber mem
bers is to be given by the University
Club Saturday evening. October 14. at.
7.30 o'clock. A program of entertain-:
ment is to be a feature.
The Board of Trade get-tugether
d:nner. to further a membership Cam
paign, will be given in the Continental
Hotel tomorrow with Charles J Wa
ters, Odell S. Smith and George H.
Macdonald as the committee in charge.
The efficers and advisory board of
the Bethel Literary and Historical
Association have completed plans for
the season's opening tomorrow at s
u clock. Prof. William Pickens. presi
dent of Morgan College, Baltimore.,
will speak on the topic, "The New
Negro"
The Shakespeare Society of Wash-I
..gton. Mrs Mary E. Cralgte, presi
dnrt. will hold its first monthly meet-,
ing of the season tomorrow even
ing. at Lyonhurst, Va. Shakespeare's
comedy. "Love's Labor Lost" will be1
produced by the study class, under the
direction of Mrs. Eleanore Newton
Buckler, assisted by Arthur B. White.
The Capital Hill Literary Society,
Aill open its twentieth season this
m\ ning at 7:30 o'clock. at the home
of the newly elected president. Mrs.
Mattie Queen Ewing. 137 R street
northwest. The address of the even-1
ing will be made by the retiring
president, Mr. E. V. Carr. The other
officers of the society include William
G. Kent, first vice president; Mrs.
Laura B. Lawson. second vice presi-.
dent; Miss J. V. Pearce. corresponding
secretary; Mr. E. V. Carr, recording!
secretary; J. W. Davis. treasurer; Dr.'
James NfeKee. chaplain, and A. H.
Frear, auditor.
The Langedo Weedridge Citisens',
Association will hold a meeting on
Wednesday night at the residence of
Dr. J. R. Hamilton. 3135 Twenty
fourth street northeast. at 7:30
o'clock.
The Real MEtate Brekers' Asseets
tion. tonight at the University Club.
will elect officers and a new execu
tive committee. The committee on
appraisals is also to be chosen. Dur
ing the past year certificates of ap
praisal were issued by the associa
tion aggregating nearly a half million
dollars in value.
The Lamsbekia Club of Master Ma
sons will hold a ladies' night to
night at 8 o'clock. This club con
sists of employee of the Washington
Navy Yard and number si. The Ladies'
Auxiliary will furnish the entertain-'
ment. The- Fraternal Band will be
present. President K. C. Ford will
preside.
The Arts Club, 351? I street earth
west, will be formally opened to Its,
members tomorrow evening.
The annual meeting ef the North
past Washington Citizens' Association
will be held tonight at S o'clock in North-.
est Temple. Twelfth and H streets north-'
east.
A eamitee repreienting the Mewp
ard Park Cttisens' Aseoclation will
meet in the Church of Our Redeemer
this evening at 8 o*clock. The
street improvements asked of the Com
missioners by the executive comnnittee
will be discussed, Dr. D. E. Wisemnan
will preside.
.Motion pietures shewtag the epina
tions of various bureaus of the gov
ernment will be the feature of the
dinner to be giveS hy the Washington
Aseoc.titem of Credit Me. at the Sb
bett Eone on the evening of Outeber
18.
3e15meb et Geers Wasetem
Univeratty have be4u invited to the
B frst meeting et the Enesinian Society
of the college, to be held this evesaing in
the Arts and Scesne Buidng, RM G
street northwest. This society, which is
the oldeet et the institution, was organ
ised in 1R
The Wmse Noma1 Resubhien
Club will imt Wednesday eening atI
be et
Invite You to Attend the
To Be Held in Their Women's
Salon of Dress
on
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
the 9th. the 10th. the 11th.
The Authentic Autumn-Winter Fashions Will Be Shown In
GOWNS, DRESSES, SUITS, WRAPS,
BLOUSES, SKIRTS, FURS
AND MIL.INERY FOR WOMEN AND MISSES.
Many of the Modes Being Exclusive With Woodward & Lothrop
Our patrons have been led to expect much of these occasions
and we are sure they will not be disappointed in the fashion
delineations here set forth in their excellence and eleganm.
IN THE REALM OF NEW THINGS.
The most noticeable style feature is di- Metl oth h coined most effective- Many of the cat sits are lined to the
versity, with a predominating note of ly with silks nets and velvets for waist with white, and below the waist
simplicity. ep g wear. with se-colored slk others have
The fabrics used are soft and light of elaborate Agured N.
weight, bt of a heavy and rich p-of the easo Gold and Sver Flowrs trim many of
pearancthe evening gowns.
Pur is used lavishly in trimming suits Oriental Japanese and Bulgarian color
and coats. ings are boldly used on some of the
Coat collars grow larger and cuffs garments, and are very effectively Piece Serge Dress.
deeper. harmonixed with the soft shaded fab- Burgundy and taupe are recognized s
Wahes and Dresses nearly all have ,s. the lading colma.
toothes of braiding or embroidery.t Pbeket are all shapes and sies.
Eening Gowns are of the most un- IY BSdBdIgtrmhed
usualn colo re of aties. n tiest and sheerest Georgette crepe Handsome embroidered buttons are
Asal color combinations. waists and dresse freely used as trimmings.
A p eThe Long Coat is unusually nopuoar;
New Orchid Shade for evening wear. Sequins retain their popularity as a
Rabber Gry is a new color rapidly be- trimming; the bodices of any even, Cut Bolivia Cloth is one of the rich
coming very popJIIngs - ewspeWy f est fabrics ever used for coat-.
The Crown Collar an waists and dresses of tem Inset girdles and Inverted sash ef
fects are new touches to be found on
makes the neck finish more becom- Skirts to suts and dresses are fufler, several of the ver individual coats
Ing and next. and remain quite short.
The Vodka Waist efect is prominent in Carved, jweied and painted butots, In
the new waists and dresses; a Vodka The miliner models are more distinc- mense in sire, trim some of the
suggestion Is seen on some of th ti and fndivid a than ever, hambym coats and suits.
elaborate Cots.mked with sinplkty and dlersity. T g slee&- sI- n i e
Yarn enbodr an Chni trimming uStesadSss v kigte athmoeeteeenngon.
are used on dresses, blouses and pacofteaia ecpceii Teolrdtilnoe-eedess
millnery may witanets Isnderyvetortar
Wlarifu r d th season.
OrientalkJaanseandBNigra color