Evening star., 1917-10-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Ds.t,4~< m,s.siouers Gardiner and
Brownlow are to speak at an oyster
roast to be given by the Builders ana
Nanufacturers Club Sunday. October
n. NJ tho Anglers Club. on Conduit
road. The gathering is intended as
x~t-together movement on the part OF
sligibles to membership.
TIE nryt fall meeting of the Brook
land Citizens Association Is to be heid
this evening at o'clock at Masonic
Hall, 18th and Monroe streets.
Reports Of omcers, showing the or
xanization to be in good cond1eion: =:
were submitted at a mee,,hS won,.
ems Relief Corps. held recently a. Ma
sonic Hall, sth and F streets northeast
Members of this circle are co -opera.iits q
with the department W. X =. UNI th ~
Red Cross work On account OF the oeaen
Of one Of the past presidents; the 2oo
card party, scheduled for Saturday nignt'
has been postponed indefinitely.
Alvin J. Bisss. junior In the COLLEGE OF
rnrineering of George Washington
University, has been elected to succeed
William S. Hance, jr.. who recentiy
signed as president of the student couh-
eli The council has recommended the
appointment of James Hornaday as eo-
itor of the Cherry Tree. stuoent seaI
book and Robert L. Farfs business
manager. of the same publication. Jonn
8 Gambs and Oscar NJ. Styron have
been named as assistant business man
arer and circulation manager, respec-
lively.
One Of the features Of the concert to
be given at Rauscher's by the war He-
lief Singers Club, for the benent OF the
r Red ID. cross snsit,Sn Of poem BY
Clinton Scollard. Let the Flag Wave,
set to music for male voices by r. Mills
6ilby director of the club. Our Boys,
has also been set to song. will be sung.
A number of other musical selections
are also to be given.
Mis-. Marie Kate Kolb and Randolph
Warren Reed, both of Washington,
were married In Rockville yesterday
afternoon, returning to this city imme-
diAtely after the ceremony.
The social for the benent Of soldiers
and sailors tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock, at the First Congregational
Church. win be given under the au-
cieties of Calvary Baptist. New YORK
I. Avenue Presbyterian. Vermont Avenue
Christian and First Congregational
churches.
A new lens for accurate PHOTOGRAPHIC
work on the battle front was exhioited
last night before large audience at
the Capital Camera Club by ]. A. DAVIS
Of New York. Army and Navy officers
were much interested In reproductions
Of photographs taken at an altitude OF
10000 feet which enabled the audience
TO pick out objects on the ground
clearly.
The Elementary Graded Sunday
School Teachers Union is to meet In
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church this
evening at 7:45 o'clock.
The religious views of the late Josiah
Royce. former professor of philosophy
ut Harvard University, will form the
subject Of general discussion at
meeting of the Society for Philosophic-
O'Clock at the Public Library.
Policeman J. A. Case Of the hrst pre-
cinct last night played the part of fire.
man In front of 1405 F street A light
cd cigar or cigarette set fire to the
awning and quickly destroyed it. The
policeman prevented the fire from
damaging the building.
W. Gwynn Gardiner, Commissioner Of
the District of Columbia, is to speak at
the meeting Of the Midcity Citizens As
socfation Monday night. Election of
oficers for the coming year will take
place.
The regular meeting of the North
Capitol and lexington Citizens Associ-
alton is to be held in the Matthew G.
Emery School building Tuesday, Octo-
Der %, at 1880 pm.
A special meeting of the Brixhtwood
Citizens Association will be held to-
morrow evening at the Brightwood
School W. Gwynn Gardiner. District
Commissioner, will speak.