Evening star., 1917-10-31
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

vOu COileSe OF Law, nave DeeH eleCteu
- follows: Miss Matte A. Horner of
New Hampshire. president: Clarence
Ellis Of Missouri, vice president: Fred
Z. Woodruff of New York. secretary,
and Mrs. w. w. Jones Of Virginia,
treasurer. This class Is to have charge
~ the annual banquet and other gen.
eral social functions.
@NDry" Warrington will be celebrated
,Ay Hope Council. Independent Order
IONS of Jonadab. Monday evening at
Pythian Temple. Refreshments will be
served.
% .. c15,;iss Sa, mooay nss soasIs snss
Comfort Society, has called a meeting
Tor this evening at o'clock at 1915
Whittingham place northeast. The
xhseting will be devoted to knitting for
sDf. John Nelson Mills II announced
10 deliver a lecture on The East Coast
o'elock at the Elizabeth Somers home
|eZ the Y. w. C. A. 11o4 NJ street. DR..
Mills will speak on THE West Coast of
south America" Saturday evening. No
yember 10.
swIhe Mflk Needs OF the Nation"
1ormed the theme Of an address by B.
H Rawl of the bureau of animal in
Austry, Department of Agriculture,
1Ecnday evening at the College Wom-
eAfs Clubhouse, 1922 I street. He es-
11Ctally emphasized the value of skim
AAk as food and suggested that
q demand for this product would save
much that Is now wasted.
ATAe Old and New National Museums''
10 the topic to be discussed at one of
N-AA -
Washington Friday evening at o'clock
At the Y. w. c. A The purpose of these
lectures Is to acQuaint new residents
u the city with points Of interest The
rhetoric class now meets on Tuesday
Afternoons instead Of Friday. on which
day the word-anaylsis class has Its
session.
the Smithsonian Relief Association was
0eld Monday afternoon in the audi
torium of the new building of the Ma
ttcnal Museum The treasurer's report
showed the recent purchase Of $1,000
were as follows: President James c.
Crawford; vice president. DR.. Marcus
8enjamin: treasurer, John Clagett
Proctor. and board Of directors. those
mentioned. together with Miss Narcissa
o. Smith. F. L. Lewton, r. w. Owens
]. ]. Cramer and Edward Stelle.
Be elected at the Birney School. Anacos-
t1a, November Z. The election has been
authorized by the board of education.
Miss Cecil Norton. general community
pervising principal and Miss F. j. Smith,
principal of the school. are to act as
Judges Of the election.
nual meeting of the Town and Coun-
try Club at o'clock Monday even
ing. Officers reports are to be sub
mitted.
A class in domestic art has been
opened at Fort Reno School for those
wishing to attend classes at night. The
class was opened to meet requests
made from persons in the vicinity of
the Fort Reno building.
Organization of q class for the study
Of elementary law and group for de-
at the Y. NJ. H. A. rooms tomorrow
night at 7:45 o'clock. All persons in
terested are invited to attend.
Omeers of the postgraduate class of
the Law School of Georgetown Uni
versity were elected as follows at a
meeting in the faculty room last
night: Richard E. Wexford of Wash
1ngton. d. c.. president: Louis f. Spieg-
Ter of Brooklyn, y. Y. vice president;
tary; c. r. Marshall Of Columbia. S. c.,
treasurer: Otto A Schlobohm of
Yonkers. N. Y, historian. and William
H Murray Of Hartford. Conn. SER
Geant-at-arms.
A Hoover banquet was held by the
Stevenson Bible class of Bethany
Baptist Church last night Each par
ticipant was allow ed but two Jumps
Of sugar for coffee. there was no meat
and wheat bread was not to be found.
c. D. Shakleford, president of the
class. made an appeal to all to help
Rabbi Abram Simon delivered an ad-
dress onfhe influence of the Bible
aCo-opernts,n Through Cottage
ai aTss Ks. pr Is 'S %aser Gs the asSbhes svb
representative for Billy" Sunday. in
an address before the Womans Inter
denominational Union Friday at 2
pm. in Mount Vernon NJ L. Church
South. Rev. DR.. John MacMurray,
pastor of Union NJ. E. Church. is to
speak on Construction the Need of
the Hour"
The entire estate of Miss Katherine
~ Raber, including premises S37 AL
lison street. is devised to her mother
Mrs. Carrie Raber of San Francisco
Cal. by the terms Of her will. dated
December 3. 1914. and offered for pro-
bate. Miss Raber. a teacher in the
high schools. was known for her char
1ties and Sunday school work.
George Green Of rear 310 street
southwest dropped dead this morning
at 6O'clock. while working in a stable
At the same address. 1t is supposed
that he died of heart disease. The
body was removed to the morgue. Nc
relatives of the dead man are known
TO live here.