Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-20

T ing at O'Clock at Kidder Hall. s22
Goth street northwest
Mrs. Carter b. Keene. chairman OF
the card parties which are being given
BY the Day Nursery and the D1spen-
sary Association. is to give the next
of the series of parties Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock in the New Ebbitt
House.
Thomas l.. Evans has sued the Wash
angton Railway and Electric Company
TO recover $4,000 damages for personal
injuries alleged to have been received
Novembe 5. 1916 In the petition. filed
in the District Supreme Court by At
torney Alvin L. Newmyer. 1T is stated
that the plaintiff was passenger on
q street car near the Union Station
plaza when another car of the defend
ant company collided with it. He says
he was severely injured about the
limbs and body.
The Federation of Colored women'a
Clubs of the District of Columbia Is to
entertain the Bethel Literary and His
torical Society Tuesday evening in the
Lincoln Temple Congregational Church
Justice Gould, presiding in Criminal
Division 1, has appointed George M.
Slye as acting foreman of the grand
Jury during the temporary absence of
the foreman. Andrew d. Loffler. Mr..
Loffier expects to be away from Wash
tngton for a few days.
two daughters, Mrs. Margaret r. Bar
nard. by her will. dated January Fl.
1915. leaves her entire estate to Caro-
line F. and Harriet C. Barnard. Her
son. James NJ. Barnard. is named as
executor.
A grievance committee was named
last night at the regular meeting Of the
cd atch 90 -nfo ho11 IN, he
Moose Hall. It'll and G streets north
west This committee is composed of
J. r. Flynn. William Sands and John r.
Colvin.
A record-breakinR attendance IL ex-
pected tonight at the meeting Of the
Federation of Citizens Associations.
when Representative David j. Lewis
will speak on the bill now before Con-
gress of which he is the author. pro-
viding for government ownership of
Telephones in the District The meet
ing will be held in the boardroom of
the District building. beginning at 1880
o'clock.
years old. 1864 Columbia road, suffered
an attack OF acute indigestion last
night while in the District building.
He was taken to Emergency Hospital.
John Green thirty-three years old. 233
18th street southwest. was taken ill
at 34s Pennsylvania avenue last night.
First aid was given at Casualty Hos
pital, and he was removed to Washing
ton Asylum Hospital.
"What the European War Has Done
Tor Women in the Belligerent Coun-
tries" is the subject announced for the
second of a series of lectures by Mrs
Ida Hustled Harper of New York, to be
given at IL am "Wednesday at the
national headquarters Of the National
American Woman Suffrage Association
Rhode CT
These lectures are open to the public
For the purpose Of calling a national
convention of the Lake clan. to be held
In this city early in June, the Washing
ton branch of the clan will hold a
meeting tonight in the Willard Hotel
The clan is made up of the descendants
OF the Lakes. who originally settled in
this country in 1888. Gen. H. Oden
Lake. national commander of the Army
and Navy Union. is the chief clansman
President Wilson has appointed Fred
erick G. Umhau a notary public for
the District of Columbia.
Fred ID. Quinter wns elected pre.fden,
OF the Master Plumbers Association al
recent meeting of the association
Other officers elected are Frederick
Stelzer. first vice president: NJ J. Col
bert. second vice president: Samuel
Sitz. treasurer; William Koch. secre-
tary, and Daniel J. Murphy. sergeant
alarms.
"Why We Should Have Municipal
Hospital is the subject of an address
to be delivered by Louis F. Zinkhan
superintendent of the Municipal Hos
pital, at meeting of the Midcity Citi-
zens' Association. Monday evening in
the United States Savings Bank build
Ing. 18th and U streets northwest
rinai ARRANGEMENTS are 10 be made fol-
the annual dinner and smoker, which
Is to be held January 81. at Carroll In
stitute.
sophical Inquiry which YVES scheduled
TO be held today in the Public Library
mas been postponed on account of the
closing of the library because of the
funeral of Admiral Dewey.
banquet Is to be given by the Youpe
PEOPLES socialist League this evening
at Sll street northwest A musica
program is to be one of the features
Miss Louise Cults Powell Is to lee
ture on The Laws of Vibration in Re.
lation to the Zodiac" tomorrow after
noon al $3.50 o'clock. in the Portland
Hotel Current Events for Busy PEG
pie is 10 be discussed Monday evening
in the Portland
Miss Elizabeth Ashew of Florida ant
Mrs. Estment Of Connecticut wer. tn,
principal speakers at a rreCting of tn.
Political Study Club yesterday afte
noon at 1926 Rhode Islant avenue. Mi:
Ashew spoke on the Woman's CIul
movement in the south, where Mrs Est
ment told of the movement in tn
north. Mrs. r. o. Jones and Mrs. III
Rand Tinda.l also spoke
meeting of the Ohave ShOIom BIB
Heal Club is to be held tomorrow
evening in the vestry rooms of tn,
lOhave Sholom Synag ogue. After tn
study of the Bible. an address on "Bibl
study is to be made by Rabbi Mauric
Abramson.
The Social Club of the Hebrew HON,
Tor the Aged held its semi-monthl,
dance last evening at the home AIS
street northwest Vocal solos ant
other musical numbers were include:
In the program
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