Masonic Fair Tonight Draws Fraternal Guests
Fraternal lodges Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias and Red Men among those invited for tonight’s fraternal night at the Masonic Fair. Crowds last week were large with no disorder and only minor injuries, while season tickets remain valid with gifts still counts. Guests assemble at the new temple site and are escorted to the fair by Washington Commandery No. 1 Knights Templars.
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Knights of Pythies
Red Men
Board of Control
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Smith
Maj Sylvester
Jarge Comfort and Order
Pelice
Sullivan
Virginia
Shrine
O. B
Templar
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The
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Mechanics
Recnabites
Order of the Golden Cross
Sons of Jonadab
Royal Arcanum
National Union, Eagles, Ells
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabee
Knights of Honor
Good Templars
Knights of Columbus
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Modern Woodmen
Knights of Malta
Buy & Voice
New Temple
Thirteenth Street
New York Avenue
Washington Commandery
No. 1
Knights Templars
Needham Plans National Campaign and New Buildings Site
At a joint GWU committee and alumni meeting, President Needham is expected to announce plans for a national subscription campaign and the site of the university’s new buildings. Prof Mitchell Carroll reports steady last ten days’ subscriptions and tonight’s site fund state will be announced. William Allen Wilbur lectures at 8:30 in University Hall on A Study in the Poets, part of a Library of Congress art series.
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George Washington University
Citizens’ and Alumni Committees
Needham
Mitchell Carroll Bay
William Allen Wilbur
Columbian College
University Hall
Library of Congress
England
Germany
France
Italy
LAW STUDENTS IN DEBATE AT NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
Claude J Parker wins first honors as the Debating Society of the National University Law School holds its second semi final on a US British alliance. Union W Youngblood and Claude L Parker represent the affirmative. Layne Thomas Carpenter oppose. Judges include Knapp Moore Thomas. Parker first honors, Youngblood second.
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Claude J. Parker
National University
National University Law School
United States
Great Britain
Union W. Youngblood
Indiana
William Bunton
Claude L Parker
District of Columbia
William R. Layne
Kentucky
J. D. CG. Thomas
Oregon
James D. Carpenter
North Carolina
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Edward B. Moore
Patents
Edward H. Thomas
Mr. Parker
Mr. Youngblood
Miss Olga Nethersole Arrives In Washington In Private Pullman Car
English actress Miss Olga Nethersole arrives with her London company and staff in the specially designed Pullman car Nethersole. She is met at the depot by her brother Louis and friends, then goes to the New Willard for a performance at the New National. The car includes a drawing room dining room library and two bedrooms and is equipped with electric lights and gas. The staff includes maids butler and two assistants. She travels next to Philadelphia and Boston en route to Paris.
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London
Olga Nethersole
Washington
Miss Nethersole
Nethersole
Pullman Company
Texas
California
Northwest
Colorado
Depot
Louis Nethersole
New Willard
New National
Iength
England
GWU Alumni Association Annual Dinner At Rauscher's
The George Washington University Alumni Association plans its annual dinner at Rauscher's tomorrow evening with strong department representation. Edwin Brandenburg will toast. speeches by President Needham Justice Anderson A S Worthington Rabbi Simon H B Rowland and others. Percy Foster leads the music. a university quartet will sing. women guests are seated on the balcony for the speeches.
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George Washington University
Rauscher’s
Eewin C. Brandenburg
Needham
Justice Anderson
A. 8. Worthington
Simon
H. B Rowland
Percy Foster
Woman's Clubs to Be Guests at Washington Playgrounds Reception
Washington Playgrounds Association hosts a reception at 6 pm in the neat parlor of the New Willerd. The event, led by the Woman's Club committee, invites all city women club members and visiting D A R members. Speakers Mrs Donald McLean and Mrs Samuel Ammon discuss what clubs have done for playgrounds. Refreshments to follow. Virginian Wade H Massie of Front Royal Va treated at Providence Hospital after farm injury in Rappahannock County.
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Washington Playgrounds Association
Willerd
Wade H Massie
Front Royal
Rappanbanock County
Mr Masste
Providence Hospital
Oime
Italian Ambassador Speaks at Gonzaga Theater for Italian Children
Baron Edmondo Mayor des Planches addressed Italian children in English and Italian, urging good citizenship to reflect credit on Italy. The Christ Child Society sponsored the event with Cecilian Orchestra, soloists, and dances, joined by Esme Howard and Lady Isabella Howard observing.
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Christ Child Society
Gonzaga Theater
North Capitol
Baron Edmondo Mayor Des Planches
Itajan
Italy
Des Planches
America
Cecilian Orchestra
G. Arando
Miss
Lewis
Bruno Natale
Alfio Longo
Angelo Carti
Esme Howard
Isabella Howard
Architects Meet Today At New Willard Convention
Delegates from across America gather for the Architectural League of America convention at the New Willard starting this morning and running through Wednesday. The program includes committee appointments, reports, and a banquet closing with toastmaster Weddy B. Wood. Glenn Brown will speak on the art and development of Washington at 8 p.m. tonight.
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Architectural League of America
New Willard
America
Mount Vermon
Glenn Brown
Artlatls
Washington
Washington Architectural Club
Weddy B. Wood
City Bulletins and Local Advertisements
A jumble of ads and notices touts Berens bread Argo salmon Great Bear spring water and Red Dragon pills. Local firms like A Muddiman & Co promote goods while household health tips urge springtime cleansing and typhoid prevention.
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