Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-15
-YULET|DE PROGRAM
FOR THE MEN IN UNIFORM
Festivities Arranged Under the Aus
pices of the District War Serv-
ice Commission.

Dances and entertainments are in
cluded in the pre- Yuletide festivities
arranged under the auspices OF the
District war service commission for all
men in uniform stationed in and near
Washington. There are events for this
afternoon and tonight, with the usual
church services tomorrow, to which
soldiers and sailors are specially In
vited Events on last nights program
included dance at Trinity parish han,
under the auspices of the ladies or the
Presbyterian Church, and a social hour
at St. PauTs Lutheran Church, at which
nation bureau of the war service com
mission, in room 500 at the District
building. was open from until iO
o'clock last night, and Will be open at
the same time tonight. By teiepnonlng
the office, Main 5000, branch 172. men
in uniform can obtain full information
as to activities for their entertainment.
The week end program Is:
Tonight.
Holton Arms gymnasium, All Souls
Unitarian Church, 14th and l. streets
northwest, dance for men in uniform.
Y NJ H. A. recreation rooms, l54f
Pennsylvania avenue, dance for men IN
uniform.
From pm. the usual reception. pro-
gram and TefreShm entS at the SHuTch
OF the Covenant.
Church Of the Epiphany, G street be-
tween 18th and 14th streets northwest,
entertainment and dance, o'clock
Social hour for soldiers at the f1Ist
CONGREGATIONAL Church. o'clock
St Andrews parish hall. New Hamp-
shire avenue and V street northwest,
dance and refreshments. pm
Scottish Rite Hall, Sd and E streets
northwest, dance for men in uniform.
ST. Margarets Church, Connecticut
avenue and Bancroft place northwest,
dance and refreshments, PM
knights of Columbus Han, gu r
street northwest. under the auspices
of the Keane Council, dance Tor all
men in uniform.
Arts Club, 2017 / street northwest,
Saturday afternoon and evening. club
facilities for all men in UNIFORM
Tomorrow.
Church of the Good Shepherd, 9TH
and l streets northeast, invites all en-
listed men generally, and the men at
Camp Meigs in particular, to its sery-
ices Sunday at 1880 and IL am ana
pm. Each Sunday night from $3.50 to
pm there is an informal social ana
tea in the guild hall of the church, to
which all men in uniform are invited.
Church of the Covenant, Connecticut
avenue at 18th street northwest-Chri
tian Endeayor vesper service, $50.
This will be followed by a light supper
and social hour for men in uniform and
strangers.
First Congregational Church-Read-
ing room open all day sunday: Usual
Sunday evening service, TO Which all
men in uniform are invited.
All Souls' Unitarian Church. 14th and
l. streets northwest-1n the lecture
room the young people VIII be at nome
gers engaged in war work. There VIII
be a traVelogue on Chile by Mrs. Edison
Basin, who recently returned from
Chile. The talk will be illustrated with
music and refreshments from s to $50.
Eighth Street Temple-Service at IL
am. Every man in uniform attending
the service will be invited to dinner.
Bethany Baptist Church. I'd street and
Rhode Island avenue northwest-Bible
class every Sunday from 1915 to /
0 clock.
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
From els to Z, reception and light re-
freshments to men in uniform.
Church of the Epiphany, G street be-
tween 18th and 14th streets northwest
From 6 to pm. social hour. with re-
freshments. Men in uniform especially
invited.
Epiphany Chapel. 18th and streets
southwest-Sociai hour preceding even
ing service.
Luther Place Memorial Church. 14th
and Vermont avenue northwest-7:30,
service followed by social hour, with
refreshments.
St Paurs English Lutheran Church.
18th and II streets northwest-Even-
ing service. followed by social hour,
with refreshments.
Hamline M E. Church. 9Th and P
streets northwestern to 7.p.m., So
cial hour, music and refreshments.
Recreational facilities which are
daily at the disposal of men in uniform
include the following:
Aloysius Club. AZ / street northwest
Club service free to all men in uni
form, daily, after 5 pm.
Soldiers and sailors rest and recrea-
ton rooms, North Capitol and @ streets
| northwest Dust around the corner
from Florida avenue)-From 4 until
10 pm. newspapers. magazines, books.
stationery. writing material, music.
games. etc.
Soldiers and sailors rest rooms 1418
Pennsylvania avenue northwest--8 am.
until IL pm. games, music. writing
| material. sleeping quarters, etc.
Y. NJ. II. A recreation rooms. 1347
Pennsylvania avenue northwest-Pool.
billiards. cards. writing material,
reading matter, etc.
Y. M. c. A.. 1895 @ street northwest
Gymnasium. bowling alleys, swimming
pool and other facilities.
Y. NJ. C. A.. 9Th and Pennsylvania
avenue Notwithstanding and writ
| ing materials. entertainment.
Carroll Hall. G street near 10th
uOrthweSt-Jrsual t11Ih facilities