Evening star., 1917-11-10
U-bont warfare.

We live three miles from Fairfax Court
House. but VIII meet them with the
carriage and take them back. They
can come the night before or IN Ine
morning. whichever suits best. we
have n number of relatives somewhere
in France" who have been there for
more than n year, and We would ike
some boys to have nice visit with US
before they leave
From Mrs. Lucy B. Smith, 14o4 Girard
street:
II will be glad to entertain two SOL
diers or sailors at my home on Thanks
giving day. Please send me boys who
are far from their own homes. TWO
1 can do even a little bit to brighten
up the day for some one else's boy 1t
would make me truly thankful"
Cordially Invites Sailor Lads.
From Joseph A. Mortimer, III 11th
street northeast:
"My wife, son and I cordially invite
ner at our residence. The boys may
come as early as they wish and stay
several days II they wish. ask Tor
sailor boys as I have two brothers and
a brother-in-law in that branch of the
service. Any sailor who wishes place
to lay his head and meal is welcome
at any time they wish to call. l only
hope that some kind person Will do the
same by one of my brothers when he
arrives across the pond with supplies
for the brave lads in the trenches:
Again stating that at any time any Of
the sailors, be they near or lar from
home. call at my house they will be
given a hearty and cordial greeting"
From Mrs Samuel Burnside, 900 G
street northeast:
Since writing to The Star. asking to
entertain three or four soldiers, We have
in a business way met Sergt J. A. Null
Inns stationed at Florida avenue and 5th
street northeast, who said he was very
lonesome If it would be convenient we
would like to have this soldier and three
Of his friends to come as early as possible.
We will have dinner between / and g.
From Mrs. w. H. McReynolds 1413 Bu-
chanan street:
vitation to two of our men in khaki who
are far from home for dinner on Thanks
giving day I think this is a splendid idea.
and hope 1t will meet with great success
in Washington"
From Mr. and Mrs. David L. Selke. $500
Keokuk street Chevy Chase D. c.:
We would like to have the pleasure of
entertaining as our guests at dinner on
We will be only too glad to extend this
hospitality to men whose devotion to the
cause of their country has made neceS-
sary separation from home and family.
From BERTHE NJ. Pote, 276 18th street
southeast:
ut will give US great pleasure to enter
tain two of Uncle Sans boys about
thirty years old-frorn the Engineer Corps
for dinner on Thanksgiving. Please try
to send two whose home lies west Of the
Mississippi river. Plenty Of good eats and
music"
Other Invitations Received.
The following invitations were also re-
ceived:
W. E. Harrison. jr.. pastor Methodist
Episcopal Church, $500 18th street, two.
Miss Mcknew, 1421 Columbia road,
apartment A.. two.
Mrs. P. Mattern, 40 Bryant street
northwest, two
Mrs. Cornelius P Clark, 1880 Kilbourne
place northwest, two.
Mrs. Nejib Hekimian, 1947 Biltmore
street northwest, two.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Pardee, 1112 Monroe
street northwest. two.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Smith, $40 Newton
street northwest, two.
Mrs. George Stadtler. S12 Alabama ave-
nue.. Congress Heights. two,
Asbury James, 276 18th street south
east, two.
Mrs. McMullen and daughter, 3233 N
street northwest, two.
K. S. Cauthen, 1905 E street north
west. one.
Mrs Bryson, 1882 chsnplain street
northwest, two. colored.
Mrs Warf. 1925 ChaEplain street
northwest, two.
Ladies Of National Sewing Council,
Branch No. J, Non-Sectarian Home. 567
Stanton road. Anacostia, D. c., twenty
soldiers. colored.