Evening star., 1917-03-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Columbia Historical Society I

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The Columbia Historical Society Is to
hold it's next meeting this s>A,ning at 8
o'clock in the gold room OF the Shore
ham. AN Old Washington Mansion" is
TO be the subject of paper by Miss
Maud Burr Morris. Prof Selden NJ Ely
is to speak on Patriots of the Revolu-
tionary Period Who are Inferred Here
or in Arlington"
"Lubricating Oils" il to he the subject
of an address by J. Gaub before a meet
ing of the Washington Association, No.
/, n. A. S. E., tomorrow evening at s
o'clock at the association hall, 1904
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
.The Indian as Subject for Art" is
to be the subject OF an Illustrated lee
ture by Edward W. Denning at the Arts
Club, 2017 I street northwest. Thursday
night. Sunday evening musical pro-
gram was given by Miss Marguerite
Brown, soprano, and Nation Boyce,
pianist. Several rare Japanese prints
were exhibited.
"Americnn Military History and
Policy is the subject of an address to
he delivered by Frederic Huidekoper at
a meeting of the District of Columbia
Society of the Sons of the American
Revolution tomorrow evening at s
o'clock at Rauscher's.
meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the National Association of Machinists
has been called for this evening at
O'Clock in Capital Bank Hall, Sd street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. After a
brief business session an entertainment
will be given.
Rev. Pezavia O'Connell of Cleveland,
of God in the Settlement of the Race
Question: before Bethel Literary So
ciety this evening at the Metropolitan
a. NJ. Z. Church.
The work accomplished during the
past year and the further needs of the
Fatherless Children Of France branch
of the American Society for the Relief
of French War Orphans will be out
lined by Miss Schofield and Miss Fell.
delegates of the branch, at a meeting
1T Rauscher's at 4:30 o'clock Saturday
afternoon.
Two concerts are to be given in the
crystal room of the New Eobitt. March
No. IL. auxiliary to Phil Sheridan Post.
G. A. r. The entertainers will be Will
mot Goodwin. baritone; Florence Aus
tin. violinist, and Samuel Quincy.
for relief work among the g. A. r.
veterans and their dependents.
campaign to raise q fund to aid the
starving orphaned children Of Belgium
has been started by the Hatchet. week.
ly student publication at George Wash
ington University. at the suggestion of
Prof George n. Hennng head of the
department of romance languages
Contributions should be addressed to
the editors, the Hatchet 2O23 G street
northwest.
DIR. Henry W. Freeman is to address
the Medico-Chirurgical Society Thurs
day evening at the 18th street branch
TNf ha
ton in the Public Schools"
Ike Mcbride is to address the Young
Peoples Socialist League Thursday
evening on "The Problem of the Work
ers.' at S11 E street northwest. The
public is invited.
Absolute divorce is asked in n petit
tion filed in the District Supreme Court
by William E. Miller against Millicent
+. Miller. They were married Febru-
W<ose custody the father seeks. At
torneys \. c. Turnage and c. r. Colvin
appear for the husband.
"The Police Department and the
Church is to be the subject of an in
formal talk by Maj. Pullman, superin-
tendent of police, this evening at s
o'clock before the Mems Club of Mount
Vernon Place NJ. Z. Church, 9th street
and Massachusetts avenue northwest
All men are invited.
Robert Sterling Yard of the national
park service of the Interior Depart
ment is to lecture at the Y NJ c. A
tomorrow evening at SIS o'clock on
our National Parks" The lecture
Will be Illustrated by motion pictures
and will be free to the public Mr.
Yard gave an illustrated lecture on
Three National Parks" at a meeting
of the College Womens Club yesterday
afternoon at 1904 F street northwest
"I ncie Sam and the CrisiS'' will form
the general theme of addresses to be
given at meeting of the Presidents
own Garrison. 104. Army and Navy
Union, this evening at o'clock in
Grand Army Hall. The speakers will
he National Commander II. Oden Lake
Barry Bulkley. Garrison Commander II
NJ knight, William L. Hull, past COM
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