Evening star., 1916-11-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
An extensive program Of social events
is being outlined by the George Wash
ington University Architectural Club.
The committee in charge is composed
of w. w. Taylor. chairman; ]. ]. Carey
and L. H. Browne. The beaux arts de-
sign problems being worked on by
members of the club are due for judg-
ment in New York November 13.
The question of compulsory nrbftra-
tion of railroad disputes will be de-
bated at meeting of the Enosinian
Society, to be held at o'clock the
night of November 13. in the assembly
hall of the arts and sciences building.
2023 G street northwest. The debaterS
will be Elmer Kayser. r. G. CARRIER,
John H. Evans and Mr.. Martin. The So
ciety has elected: President, William
Giiligan; vice president. G. L. Lindow: ::
secretary. Roy G. CARRIER; treasurer, H.
G. Smith: editors of the News. John H.
Evans and NJ Belfort- The Enosinian
Society was established in 1928.
Eureka Chapter. r. A. NJ, is to hold
an open meeting tomorrow evening for
master Masons. A special entertain
ment has been provided for. consisting
of a concert by the fraternity band, a
talk by Clarence Owens and several
other numbers
Fire damaged the grocery store and
stock of Renshaw Brothers, 18th and
n streets northwest shortly after 8
o'clock last night, to the extent of
s1.S00 An adjoining house was dam
aged 500.
That helps In education in various
lines may be obtained from the various
government departments located in
Washington is pointed out in an educa-
tional survey which has been completed
by teachers of the Wilson Normal School,
under the direction and by the request of
Ernest l.. Thurston. superintendent of
schools. The survey shows that practi-
cally every governmental department has
something to oner along educational
lines.
Hundreds Of persons who were ON
Pennsylvania avenue this morning
shortly after midnight anxious to hear
bulletin boards and followed companies
of fremen to the vicinity of w. 3.
Moses & Sons store. 11th and streets
where packing boxes on the 11th street
side of the building were burning.
Policemen who Investigated the affair
were unable to learn who was respons-
ible for the fire. Firemen used chemi-
Gals and quickly extinguished the fire.
A musical for the blind will he given
at the Library of Congress Tuesday
evening at Sis O'Clock in pavilion {. The
program will be rendered by the fol-
lowing: American Hawaiian trio
Marc Phillips. Sanford Covington, DON
aid Libbey, assisted by Roy Glider
tenor.
Members of the various high school
dramatic associations have been invited
to hear an address by Miss Constance
collier. who is appearing this week at
local theater. Miss Collier is to
speak in the assembly hall of the Busi-
ness High School tomorrow afternoon
the Business High School Dramatic AS
sociation.
Miss Marietta StOckard. lecturer In
the department of education in George
Washington University, is to speak on
The Vitalizatfon of Bible Stories" at
meeting of the Women's Alliance of
All Souls Church tomorrow morning
at II O'Clock in the church parlors.
program Of entertainment has been
arranged for the meeting of the New
Hampshire Association of the District
of Columbia Monday evening at 8
o'clock at the Dewey Hotel 1880 l.
street northwest. The program will in
ciude nrs. A. p. Anderson. reader, and
Robert II. Davidson. baritone.
The committee on patriotic educa-
American Revolution is to meet tomor-
row afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the
home of Miss Ada Boyd Classic, 1900
street northwest
=. ". II. Clay. assistant comm mixsioner
of patents and descendant of Henry
clay. spoke on the characteristics of a
kentuckian at a meeting of the Ken
lucky state Association last night. in
the New Ebbitt House. Col Coleman
who was personally acquainted with
Henry Clay. also spoke. Music was
furnished by the Mondell Sextet r. E..
Adams presided.
Rev. Earle NIIney fs to deliver nm
address on "t;limpses of the Shake
speare Tragedies before the Shake
speare Society of America in the audi
forum Of the Cairo at o'clock tomor-
row evening. This is another of a
series OF talks to be given before the
society throughout the winter.
T. Cushing Daniel is to address the
Secular League at the Pythian Temple
Sunday afternoon OH The High Cost
Of Living and the Remedy" Follow
ing the address there Will be an open
forum,
The National LineaI society Of SPAN
fsh War Veterans is to give another of
It's series of dances at Overs, 1917 r
street northwest. at $50 o'clock tomor-
TO" evening Ihese dances are being
given for the benefit of American sol
diers. sailors and marines and their
families. and in particular for the men
now serving on the border.
Constitution Chapter. Daughters oi
the American Revolution, has post
poned it's dedication ceremonies al
milestone No. of the original survey
Of the District line. which were to have
been held Saturday. owing to the fac,
that repairs are being made to the road
leading to the stone. Notice of the
date set for the ceremonies will he sen,
out later, 1T was said today. Milestone
No. Is located about a mile nortbwas,