Evening star., 1917-11-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


1917 will meet in special session at s
o'clock Saturday evening in lodgeroom
No. ?, Masonic Temple, to arrange plans
for the big Masonic rally in Convention
Hall November "a in behalf of the SOL
diers in the camps and cantonments
adjacent to Washington. and especially
with reference to the war daddy"
movement.
All alumni Of Michigan University
are invited to meeting of the WASH
School 11th and Harvard streets north
west, Monday at pm.
Every member OF Company A. Home
Rifles. has been ordered to be present
at the drill of the company tomorrow
night at headquarters. 1924 H street
northwest. Capt. Charles D. Shackel-
ford will drill the company.
The District Of Columbia Woman Suf-
frage Association, Mrs. Henry Churchill
Cook. president, is to meet tomorrow
evening at headquarters, 1886 Rhode
Island avenue northwest, and not to-
night. as previously reported.
Admiral Samuel MCGOWAN. paymaster
general of the Navy, has extended an
ment to attend an illustrated lecture
this evening at o'clock in the audi
torium of the new Interior Department
building. 18th and F streets northwest
on the manufacture of steel wire and
steel wire rope used by the United
States government. The speaker Of the
evening will be x G. Sunderland. chief
engineer of the John Roebling's Sons
Company, Trenton, n. ]. The lecture
is being given under the auspices of
the bureau of supplies and accounts,
Navy Department, and is one Of Sc
ries being given during the fall and
winter by this bureau.
All Pennsylvania alumni and under
graduates. including those now on gov
eminent duty in Washington. are in
vited to a business meeting and dinner
of the University of Pennsylvania Club
at the University Club tomorrow night.
Officers of the Washington branch of
the University of Pennsylvania Club
will be elected.
Mems clubs Of the various colored
Episcopal churches will hold a joint
meeting at st. Lukes Church, 18th and
Church streets. tomorrow evening in
the interest of improved civic and re-
ligious conditions.
A mission composed of twelve Japa-
nese is to inspect the public schools OF
this city November "A. under the guild
ance Of kazu Norisugi, inspector gen
era1 of the ministry of public instruc-
tion. Toxic, Japan. The members of the
the day previous
Justice SiddOns of the District SUI
preme Court has cited J. Harry Frank
plate printer at the bureau of en-
craving and printing. to show cause
Friday why he should not support his
family. The order of the court is based
on suit for a limited divorce filed by
the wife, Myrtle NJ. Frank, in which
she charges cruelty and Inadequate sup.
port. Attorney Leonard A. Block ap-
pears for the wife.
Suit for maintenance has been filed
in the District Supreme Court by Mrs
Nellie Carter against w. Roland Car
ter. Mrs. Carter alleges that her hus-
band deserted her and their child Oc-
tober !. 1915. Attorney Thomas C
Bradley appears for the wife Justice
Stafford ordered the husband to appear
in court Friday and show cause why
temporary alimony should not be
granted.
''The Significance of the Election, 1,
the subject of a lecture to be given by
Miss Jennie McGhee, secretary Of the
socialist state committee of Colorado
who has been working in the New Yorl
city socialist and suffragist campaign
for eight weeks. tomorrow evening a,
o'clock at Pythian Temple
Miss y. Louvisa White, represeptin.
the District on the general finance com.
mittee of the National American Won
an Suffrage Association. has gone te
New York to attend the annual meet.
ing of the con mittee
meeting Of the Legion of I.oya
Women. pillow department, is to be-
held tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
at the residence of Mrs. John A Logan
2523 18th street. The committees OF
the bazaar and luncheon for the Met
ropolitan NJ. F. Church will meet thi.
afternoon at i:30 o'clock at the same
place.
The 500 card party to he given b,
the Congress Heights Chapter of tn,
District of Columbia Red Cross, which
was scheduled for Friday evening, ha.
been postponed until Thursday, No
vember Is. The postponement wa,
caused because of the unfinished condi
tion of Loeffiers Hotel. where the part,
is to be held.
Theodore J. Morgan will serve a,
chairman at the Arts Club dinner ar
ranged for tomorrow night. while Mrs
Leisenring and Miss Saunders will b,
nounced for the affair is "Potpourri"
Spanish club has been organize,
at George Washington University
Members are allowed to speak Spanisl
only. although not necessarily fluently
at the meetings. which are being hel,
for the present in the assembly hal
of the department of arts and sciences
e023 9 street northwest.
Rxef. Marashleia1, who sinEs higI