Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-01

persons and
places dear to Hoosiers will be exhib-
tied at meeting of the Indiana So
ciety to be held on the night of Feb
rutry ID at the New Ebbitt House.
Members of the society plan to hold a
theater party the preceding night at
one of the local theaters to see Miss
Rose Melville. a Hoosier actress, in
sis Hopkins
The Conduit Road Citizens, Associ-
att" will hold its regular meeting
Monday evening at st. Dayid's parish
hall.
The Social Club of the Hebrew Home
for the Aged will give it's semi-monthIy
dance tonight at its home. AS NJ street
northwest. The program will consist
of dancing and vocal s,olos by various
members.
afternoon caused a small fire in the
house of Mrs. C. NJ Smith, 1911 O street
ut was extinguished by No 7 engine
company after IS damage had been
done. Several companies of firemen
yesterday afternoon responded to an
alarm from box PIT for a fire in the
garage of DR.. Frederick R. Morhart
year Of 1887 9Th street. Slight damage
resulted.
While playing near Sd and L streets
southeast Tuesday afternoon Wilford
Litchfield. ten years old. 30S L street
southeast, was bitten on the arm by a
bulldog owned by a neighbor. The
owner of the animal consented to have
It killed.
at Galveston. Tex, was an applicant
at the marriage license bureau yester-
da- He obtained a license to marry
Miss Lucy V; Russell Of Washington
Rev F. x Bischoff of the Church Of
the Nativity is named as the officiating
clergyman.
Misses Frieda fash and Father Tash
mony. at which Rev. G. Silyerstone
will ofhciate. Licenses were issued
yesterday to Myer Siegel who is to
marry Miss Frieda. and to Charles Mil
Ter, who is to be the husband Of Miss
Esther.
After living apart for fifteen years.
following their divorce in Virginia
Henry Stebbins and Blanche v. Steb-
terday journeyed from Richmond to
the National Capital to be remarked.
Stebbins gave his age as thirty-nine
years. and said his wife is thirty eight
years old. Rev. Titus e. Davis was
selected to tie the knot the second
time.
The Brentwood Citizens' Associa-
tion will hold its regular meeting to-
morrow evening in the Brightwood
Public School, An election may be held
TO I'LL vacant offices. The memorial
pamphlet in memory of Louis P. Shoe
maker probably will be ready.
BY the terms of the will of Frank H
Fletcher. dated September 13, 1913, his
entire estate is devised to William E
Wise. in trust for the latter's daughter,
Mildred E. Wise. Mr.. Wise is also
named as executor. The estate COM
street northwest, thirty-six shares OF
the stock of the First National Bank
San Francisco; thirty-six shares OF
Federal Trust Company of San
Francisco and three one-thousand- dol
lar bonds of the Metropolitan Club.
The District Baking Company was
placed by Justice Hitz of the District
So" nv''a Court in the hands of re-
ceiver late yesterday on the company's
at. ca ION in voluntary bankruptcy
Elmer T. Hunt vice president of the
corporation, was named as receiver and
his bond fixed at $4,000. In the petit
ton, filed by Attorney Walter B. Guy
- ~--v sta'ee that It is insolvent
and willing that its assets be turned
e,ii.ors. Its indebtedness
& '--"S. VIII amount to s21,63443, an6
its assets are about $4,000.
The regular meeting of the Optimist
Club of the First Universalist Church
will be held Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Briggs
1901 K street northwest
The third lecture of the Art ant
Archaeology League of Washington will
be given by Edwin w. Deming Satur'
day afternoon at 2:45 o'clock at the
Corcoran Gallery of Art The subject
viii be The American Indian in Art"
Charles NJ. Thomas, a member of tn,
faculty of the Miner Normal School
who recently was appointed director
OF the education classes at the coloret
branch of the Y. NJ. c. A. last nigh
BEGAN the term with an illustrated lee
tive on why the Mind Has a Body
Glasses are being enrolled by the sec
rotary, w. H J. Beckett, at the 12tl
street bui'd'o-
n