Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


Mems Christian Association held a
luncheon at the Raleigh yesterday aft
ernoon, with William Knowles Cooper.
local general secretary, the guest of
honor Among those present were Mil
lard NJ Rice, John R. Monroe. William
r. Macmillan. Guy c. Hendry, l.. Cor
oon Leecnx Sidney W. Leech, Norman
A. Lufburrow. Charles Wannan, w. H.
shipman and Charles E. Miner.
Prof Ffske kimbalI of the University
of Michigan is to give an Illustrates
lecture on The Historic Monuments of
Our National Art at the annual meet
ing of the Art and Archaeology League.
saturday afternoon at o'clock, in the
auditorium of the Corcoran Art Gallery
The first studio assembly Is to be held
saturday afternoon, November Is. at
o'clock. in the studio of John Ross Kew.
Corcoran building.
The FOrtnixhtly Club gave its ar.t
dance of the season last night in Studio
man Among those present were Miss
es Chariot Hogan. Alwarda Cassel-
pan, Ethel Johnson. Helma Frost,
Elnor Waters. Alva Robertson and
Mary Louise Noble. and Mrs Emmer-
son Greer. Mrs. G. Anderson. Robert
Patterson. Brook Johns. Edward An
derson, Harry e. Coleman, Harold
Belts. Robert Greer. c. w. O'Connor.
j. Il. Henderson and H. E. Coleman.
"style In Architecture was the sub
1ect OF lecture by George Julian
Zolnay in hts studio. 1925 E street,
yesterday afternoon. This was the
first of series of weekly lectures
The rife range under Eastern Mar
yet, 'th and streets southeast. is to
be open Wednesday and Saturday aft
ernoons hereafter. according to Corp
Martin a McGrory. who is in charge,
The gallery will open at o'clock these
afternoons and remain open until 10
o'clock 1t will open at 6 O'Clock other
evenings.
There will be a meeting of the COM
nierce branch of the Federal Employees
Union in the headquarters of the Assn
citation of the Oldest Inhabitants 18th
and H streets northwest, Monday even
ing at O'Clock. IL was announced to-
day. The employees of the census office
will elect their representative on the
board of mediation.
The Grand Chapter Of the Eastern
Star of the District Of Column bia has
arranged reception for Monday even
ing at the New Willard. in honor of
the most worthy grand patron of the
General Grand Chapter of the United
States, George N. Hyland and wife.
MI Hyland is making Washington a
annual meeting of the General Grand
Chapter, recently held at Louisville,
Ky.
Members of the governing board of
Kappa Sigma Fraternity, which met in
Washington yesterday. were enter
tanned at luncheon in the afternoon by
the George Washington University
Chapter OF the organization st tn.
chapter house. 100 Vermont avenue
northwest Peter Becker had charge
OF the arrangements. The next con-
clave OF the fraternity is to be held in
Omaha, Nebr., or Atlanta, Ca
Classes in advanced domestic sejence
j. o. Wilson Normal School community
center last night The center has
opened several new courses as well as
continuing those of iast year, and has
4 very large enrolment.
Alleging that he WAS compelled In 90
out of business as 4 coal dealer when
the defendant. "actuated by spite and a
spirit of revenge, because of a differ
ence about a check" seized his mule
wagon and harness, Wash 4. williams
has fled suit in the District Supreme
Court to recover $4,000 damages from
John r. Agnew & Co, Inc The plain
tiff says the team was out of his pos
session from May 1 to June l. He is
represented By Attorney Andrew !.
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