Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-24

ourselves at his service' II he could
be a westerner he might ind US more
interesting. but we love them all. We
will await anxiously his arrival"
From Mrs Arthur B. Gibson, 141e r
street northwest:
TT gives Mr.. Gibson and myself great
pleasure to extend an invitation to two
OF our boys and trust that those nice
boys will enjoy good dinner. They
may come for the day and evening, too.
as we will have dinner at o'clock, and
when they get hungry later on we will
satisfy their appetites again. We are
young, fond of music and hope they
will enjoy the society Of our only baby.
little girl OF twenty-five months"
From Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wolff, 60A'
18th street northeast:
MY husband and I would like to have
two boys from any branch of the service
day, in honor OF our son, who is with the
boys at Admission. He has asked me for
his sake to please invite some lonely boy
to our house on that day to take his
place. He said that he knew how to ap-
preciate being invited to somebody's
house for home dinner. as the people
down there had certainly been kind to
him. He has been invited out for Thanks
giving. so, If 1 can make it pleasant for
two boys, please send them. We will
have dinner at 6 o'clock, but they can
come any time during the afternoon"
Asks Two to Dine.
From Mrs. E. Hartstan. 52ls Illinois
avenue northwest. Brightwood Park.
''win you please send me two soldiers,
sailors or marines for Thanksgiving din
ner guests. l do not care whether they
There may be some Washington boys who
have no home to go to, and l think they
should be remembered as well as the
others. also extend an invitation to as
nesday evening before Thanksgiving at
our chapel. at 18th street and Ohio ave-
nue. northwest. at 7:30 pm
From Mrs. o. H. Nelson, 4025 New
Hampshire avenue northwest.
This morning I received a letter
from sister in ST. Paul. MINI. In It
she speaks of a friend whose son,
twenty years old. has enlisted and is
now at Camp Meade. She does not
give his initials or company. so I fear
I cannot In any way reach him in time
to invite him to our home for Thanks
giving dinner. If you can locate him,
wish you would send him word that
friend of his mothers very much wishes
him to spend the day with herself and
family. I have two other guests. SOL
der men, from the Camoufiage camp.
so he need not be lonely"
Tuxedo Wants Guests.
From Mrs. George Garrett. Tuxedo.
Md:
IT received letter yesterday stating
that two ladies had arranged for seven
soldiers personally and wish to add
that we can care for ten more. The
r F. d. No. . Landover. Nd. They can
all come out to Tuxedo. on the Penn
sylvania local to Baltimore that leaves
Union station at 10 am. We will meet
ing for social gathering altogether
after dinner. The women who want
guests are: Mrs. George Garrett ftwo).
Mrs. TAYLOR (one). Mrs. Fletcher Houck,
soldiers. privates; Mrs. A. Norman. one
soldier. and Mrs. w. f. Coils. two SOL
diers. westerners preferred"
Some others who will entertain are:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Rooms. 1927 Jacks
son street northeast CD.
Mrs. NJ. H. Barker. 33 3 street north
west ca.
Mrs B. H. Herbert. 18th street and
Minnesota avenue southeast (2).
Mrs Edward Thurman, "a Quincy
place northwest t2).
Mrs ]. R. Lapp, s111 South Dakota
avenue northeast (2).
Miss corinne T Nall. 1923 Clifton
street. apartment 3 (2).
Miss F. NJ Warren, 81 9Th street
northeast ca.
Mrs. H. I. Bingham. 4s4 Newton place
northwest (2).
Mr. and Mrs B. L. Casteel, 500 18th
street northeast "a.
Mrs. James Martin. 1921 sth street
northeast "a.
Mrs. Samuel s. Hunt, 61s Maryland
avenue southwest (2).
Mr.. Harry c. Fox, 119 Seaton place
northwest %.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Newman, 1902
Virginia avenue southwest G).
Mrs. A. NJ. Studelman, 414 r street
northwest (2p.
Mr.. J. Klein, 25o4 14th street north-
west (2).
Mrs. E. H. Jackson. S207 18th street
northwest
Misses Shields and Frisby, 500 Fair
mont street northwest a colored).